SF relies on the tried and tested in the summer
Starting July 3, Swiss Television (SF) will switch to its summer schedule. The „summer lineup“ will run through August 20 and will feature new in-house productions and acquired programs, as well as reruns and special broadcasts covering current events.
From July 3, Swiss Television (SF) will switch to summer mode. The "summer program" will run until 20 August and will feature new in-house productions and purchases, as well as reruns and special programs on current events. According to SF, the program will cater to the special needs of the audience during the summer and vacation season.
New in-house productions will include a series of "DOK" films, "SF Spezial" and "Kulturplatz" programs and a "Junior Sommerquiz" for school classes. "Best of" programs are planned with "Benissimo spezial", "Fensterplatz Sommertour" and "Reporter Sélection". Repeats of "Sternstunde Philosophie" and "Al dente", for example, will also be broadcast.
Feature films are programmed in seven thematic series, which should guarantee a "colorful, varied feature film summer". SF also has high hopes for the "Summer Comedies" series, which will see stars such as Margrit Rainer and Ruedi Walter return. The series program has also been expanded and reruns of "Lüthi und Blanc" are also on the schedule.
SF will be there for current events with special broadcasts: on August 1, at the Grand Prix of Folk Music, at the opening of the Lucerne Festival and at the St. Gallen and Gurten open airs. Sports highlights include the final of the football World Cup, the tennis tournament at Wimbledon and the Tour de France.
New in-house productions will include a series of "DOK" films, "SF Spezial" and "Kulturplatz" programs and a "Junior Sommerquiz" for school classes. "Best of" programs are planned with "Benissimo spezial", "Fensterplatz Sommertour" and "Reporter Sélection". Repeats of "Sternstunde Philosophie" and "Al dente", for example, will also be broadcast.
Feature films are programmed in seven thematic series, which should guarantee a "colorful, varied feature film summer". SF also has high hopes for the "Summer Comedies" series, which will see stars such as Margrit Rainer and Ruedi Walter return. The series program has also been expanded and reruns of "Lüthi und Blanc" are also on the schedule.
SF will be there for current events with special broadcasts: on August 1, at the Grand Prix of Folk Music, at the opening of the Lucerne Festival and at the St. Gallen and Gurten open airs. Sports highlights include the final of the football World Cup, the tennis tournament at Wimbledon and the Tour de France.
