Afterwards: Start of “Switching sides – This is how we become European champions” and “What’s new?” with Vitásek, Straßer, Scheid, Malarina and Sarsam
Vienna (OTS) – “Funtime on Friday” has lots of new episodes in its luggage! A new edition of “Fakt oder Fake” will kick off on Friday, May 24, 2024 at 8:15 p.m. on ORF 1. Host Clemens Maria Schreiner confronts Robert Palfrader, Selina Graf and Gregor Seberg with bizarre facts and astonishing deceptions. At 9:15 p.m. Christoph Grissemann and Herbert Prohaska welcome you to the first of three episodes of “Switching Sides – This is How We Become European Champions”. Your guests Hans Krankl, Gernot Kulis and ORF correspondent Birgit Schwarz dedicate themselves to the EM host country Germany. And at 10.30 p.m. Oliver Baier and his “What’s new?” guessing team Andreas Vitásek, Katharina Straßer, David Scheid, Malarina and Omar Sarsam celebrate Paper Plane Day and give them puzzles with, among other things, the “right to visit flowers” and the “tongue roller”. on.
“Fact or Fake” at 8:15 p.m
Robert Palfrader demonstrates his talent for improvisation when he moves through the studio as liquid metal. Gregor Seberg is sure that he is unsure. And Selina Graf uses common sense to get to the bottom of the questions: For example, is it possible to make powdered sugar with a mixer? Do genes skip a generation and can we therefore blame the hair loss on grandpa? Clemens Maria Schreiner brings order back to the periodic table and the “fact or fake” DNA.
“What’s new?” at 10:30 p.m
Everything that is funny flies! At least if Oliver Baier has his way, who rewards his guessing team with particularly aerodynamic goodies on Paper Plane Day. Andreas Vitásek, Katharina Straßer, David Scheid, Malarina and Omar Sarsam make many loops in search of the meaning of the “tile counter”. And the Bulgarian term “well-tiled” also takes you to the bathroom rather than to the runway. It’s good that they can also answer the earthy question about the “right to visit flowers”. This week the stars of the new theater comedy “Venus & Jupiter” are asking the celebrity question. Jennifer Frankl, Otto Jaus and father of the gods Jupiter, in the body of Michael Niavarani, would like to know from our guests what a “tongue roller” is.