On Sunday there was fresh comedy fare: The broadcast creation kitchen in the Leutschenbach entertainment department served up the new satirical show "Comedy from the Laboratory" for the first time . The menu - touted as an "attack on the funny bone" - fell short of expectations. In short: too many of the contributions seemed forced and there was no common thread running through the whole show. Above all, however, the moderation was clumsy and too vague.
Michel Gammenthaler's transitions seemed south africa rcs data poorly thought out. The Zurich cabaret artist offered nothing that would have surprised the 120,000 TV viewers (9.3 percent market share), but simply relied on his sparsely animated, already seen several times characters "Clairvoyant" and "pensioner Hedi Hegetschwiler" .
Senior citizen receives weary head shaking Gammenthaler shuffled through the entrance door of the Zurich Laborbar (where the show was recorded) as a widow wearing a headscarf and carrying a senior citizen's handbag - this scene was supposed to open the show. However, the "Friday saying" that he tapped as he entered probably received no more than a weary head shaking from the audience. One thing is certain: if you want to make a satirical program palatable to viewers, you have to start in a more witty and surprising way. Anyone who has ever been to the "Newbie Parade" in the Winterthur Casino Theater knows that this is certainly possible.