Frank A. Meyer's program is postponed to 3sat

The talk show "Vis-à-vis", hosted by Ringier man Frank A. Meyer, is being moved from SF zwei to 3sat. SF boss Ingrid Deltenre is thinking about a new, half-hour talk show instead.

 The talk show "Vis-à-vis", hosted by Ringier's Frank A. Meyer, will be moved from SF zwei to 3sat. SF boss Ingrid Deltenre justified this with the lack of an attractive slot on SF, as the NZZ reported on Friday. The one-hour program last ran on late Sunday afternoons and still attracted 30,000 viewers, as the NZZ am Sonntag wrote at the weekend. "Vis-à-vis" was broadcast eight to ten times a year. According to Deltenre, this is not enough: the program should be able to be integrated into a weekly concept. The TV boss is now thinking about a new, half-hour talk show in which "tough but fair" questions are asked. However, a broadcasting slot is still missing. According to NZZaS, Frank A. Meyer took the postponement of his show in his stride: In view of his relocation to Berlin, he said it was great that 3sat was continuing "Vis-à-vis". Meyer will also continue to present the program "Sonntagsblick Standpunkte".

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