At Easter, "Who wants to be a millionaire?" viewers get their money's worth: RTL is showing two extra-long special episodes.
The production has also thought of something new for the special.
Cologne – RTL viewers can look forward to a very special Easter present: “Who wants to be a millionaire?” Gets two extra-long special episodes.
But that's not all: the candidates also get a new joker from the RTL Easter Bunny.
New in "Who wants to be a millionaire?": RTL introduces "Günther Jauch Joker".
The "Who wants to be a millionaire?" Easter special will be broadcast on April 9th and 10th - of course with moderator Günther Jauch - at 8:15 p.m.
Both episodes are four hours long, as
reported by
dwdl.de.
There are also changes in content.
As usual, the candidates have a maximum of four jokers at their disposal: the 50:50 joker, the audience joker and the telephone joker, and in the "risk variant" (since autumn 2007) the additional joker.
There is now a new joker in the "Who wants to be a millionaire?" Easter special: the Günther-Jauch joker.
But how does the Günther-Jauch joker work?
If a candidate pulls the moderator joker, he can – as the name suggests – ask Günther Jauch for advice himself.
Of course, he doesn't see the correct result on his monitor and isn't in contact with anyone outside of the studio.
More RTL specials for Easter
The RTL Easter Bunny was busy this year, because in addition to the two "Who wants to be a millionaire?" special editions, there are other special episodes in the TV program.
RTL has now also announced that it will be showing two special editions of its dome show "Bauer sucht Frau".
On April 9th, starting shortly after 7 p.m., everything revolves around “New baby happiness on the farms”, before continuing a day later with a general overview of new things (“What’s going on on the farms?”).
New Joker and celebrity moderators: That's what fans can expect in the "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" Easter Special
The fact that the “Who wants to be a millionaire?” candidate Günther Jauch can ask for advice is new.
In the British edition of the popular quiz show, the ask-the-moderator joker has been around for a while.
In the "Who wants to be a millionaire?" Easter special, there is another innovation: In the two episodes, celebrities are also to be added to the studio.
These should present the selection questions in mobile phone videos.
It is not yet known which VIPs will try their hand at being quiz masters.
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At Easter, "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" comes into its own.
RTL is showing two extra-long special episodes.
The production has also thought of something new for the special.
© RTL/Stefan Gregorowius
Speaking of "Who wants to be a millionaire?": Whoever sits on the notorious quiz chair not only needs well-founded specialist knowledge, but also a large portion of general knowledge.
"Who wants to be a millionaire?" candidate Esther Gebhard had to realize on Monday that a lack of knowledge about bananas would have cost her almost 16,000 euros.
Sources used:
dwdl.de
List of rubrics: © RTL/Stefan Gregorowius
