Last but not least: Turn one into two
Turn one into two, Blick and Sonntagsblick seem to have thought. On Sunday, the picture of Köbi Kuhn with his sick wife adorned the front page. On Monday, the same picture on the front page. The two editorial teams apparently didn't quite agree on a much less serious matter, the Street Parade broadcast on 3+.
Like the Sonntagsblick, so the Blick, the makers of the two newspapers seem to have thought: On Sunday, the picture of Köbi Kuhn driving his sick wife in a wheelchair through the clinic's park adorned the front page. On Monday, the same picture on the front. Köbi's gaze is directed a little more into the distance and his wife, unlike on Sunday, is looking into the camera. But otherwise identical, same clothes, same park. The two editorial teams clearly agreed that Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn should be on the front page, but they were apparently not in complete agreement on a much less serious matter: the broadcast of the Street Parade by private broadcaster 3+. While Sonntagsblick ran the headline: "Everyone wanted Gina-Lisa!" and praised the German star guest, perhaps known to some as a Germany's Next Top Model contestant, in high terms ("She returned every greeting, posed patiently for photos, threw her kissing hands all over the place."), Montagsblick had less positive things to say about the 3+ broadcast. In a commentary entitled "Street Parade on 3+: below the belt", it says that scandalous Gina-Lisa wasn't even needed, what the normal presenters offered was scandalous enough... It's just like in real life - sometimes you agree, sometimes you don't.
