Switch

Série télévisée
1997–2000
22min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueGerman comedy show that spoofs other TV shows in great detail. The sketches are joined together as if someone would switch through TV channels with a remote.German comedy show that spoofs other TV shows in great detail. The sketches are joined together as if someone would switch through TV channels with a remote.German comedy show that spoofs other TV shows in great detail. The sketches are joined together as if someone would switch through TV channels with a remote.

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Bernhard Hoëcker

Thomas Gottschalk…

• 1997–2000

Peter Nottmeier

Mr. Snoot…

• 1997–2000

Petra Nadolny

Dolly Buster…

• 1997–2000

Michael Müller

Ulrich Wickert…

• 1997–2000

Susanne Pätzold

Barbara Eligmann…

• 1997–1999

Mona Sharma

Mi Lei Long…

• 1997–1998

Michael Kessler

Peter Kloeppel…

• 1999–2000

Bettina Lamprecht

Ulrike…

• 1999–2000

Annette Frier

Barbara Eligmann…

• 1999–2000

Christiane Brammer

Verona Feldbusch

• 1997

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Funniest parodies in German TV!

"Switch" is, just like "Monty Python's Flyin' Circus" a show that shows one sketch after the other. Every sketch parodes another TV show or movie! To take a few: "Wetten dass...?", "Flipper", "Silence of the Lambs", "Forrest Gump", "Bravo TV", "Liebe Sünde", etc...

Between the sketches we get to see "Fakten, Fakten, Fakten", another show the comedians do together, which is also very funny!

7 out of 10.

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Anecdotes
Actor Heiner Lauterbach demanded from the producers of the show that a sketch should never be broadcast again, because he felt offended by a scene in which a parody of him was consuming large quantities of cocaine. At the time, there were rumours that Lauterbach had a drug addiction, which he denied. However, he admitted years later that the rumours were very true.