Will Roman Kilchsperger also host the follow-up show to "Deal or No Deal"?
According to the newspaper *Sonntag*, it has been announced who will host the follow-up show to «Deal or No Deal»: Roman Kilchsperger. But if *Sonntagsblick* is to be believed, the host will have to behave a good deal more politely than he has in the past.
According to an SF insider, Ueli Haldimann has promised his protégé Kilchsperger that he can present the new quiz show with knowledge questions, as the Sonntag newspaper writes. The show will also be broadcast on Wednesday evenings on SF 1 from the fall at the same time as "Deal or No Deal".
If the Sonntagsblick is to be believed, Kilchsperger will have to be a lot more civilized in the follow-up show than before: in addition to a continuously declining market share, the presenter's comments are also said to have led to the cancellation of "Deal or No Deal". According to internal SF circles, Haldimann had feared a loss of image for Swiss television due to constant complaints from viewers about the slogans. The SF ombudsman confirmed to Sonntagsblick that there had been a number of complaints in recent years. Most of them criticize Kilchsperger's comments. These were too brash. Others complained that he did not take the candidates seriously. A member of the audience council known to the SoBli editorial team is said to have confirmed this; from the very beginning, SF has had to deal with accusations of sexism in this program. The silver wigs had degraded the money girls to interchangeable objects. Their outfits were then adapted. In the short term, they even tried using Moneyboys - which did not suit the production company Endemol.
According to Sonntagsblick, the entertainment department of Swiss television is already dreading Haldimann's next prank: the cancellation of Sven Epiney's quiz show "5 against 5". It is expected that after more than 1,000 broadcasts, the end could come soon, according to the audience council.
If the Sonntagsblick is to be believed, Kilchsperger will have to be a lot more civilized in the follow-up show than before: in addition to a continuously declining market share, the presenter's comments are also said to have led to the cancellation of "Deal or No Deal". According to internal SF circles, Haldimann had feared a loss of image for Swiss television due to constant complaints from viewers about the slogans. The SF ombudsman confirmed to Sonntagsblick that there had been a number of complaints in recent years. Most of them criticize Kilchsperger's comments. These were too brash. Others complained that he did not take the candidates seriously. A member of the audience council known to the SoBli editorial team is said to have confirmed this; from the very beginning, SF has had to deal with accusations of sexism in this program. The silver wigs had degraded the money girls to interchangeable objects. Their outfits were then adapted. In the short term, they even tried using Moneyboys - which did not suit the production company Endemol.
According to Sonntagsblick, the entertainment department of Swiss television is already dreading Haldimann's next prank: the cancellation of Sven Epiney's quiz show "5 against 5". It is expected that after more than 1,000 broadcasts, the end could come soon, according to the audience council.
