The calm before the storm
At the start of the new "Promi Big Brother" season, there are three main questions: How long can a person last on water and oatmeal? Who will be the first to stand at the nomination pillory? And how will the reunion of the two war of the roses experts Iris and Peter Klein go?
Die-hard connoisseurs of the local reality TV scene know: Three format pillars towering above everything else on the foundations of the industry. These are: "Dschungelcamp", "Sommerhaus der Stars" and, of course, the mother of all reality TV shows: "Big Brother"! The latter smut is now entering its ninth round in its "celebrity" version and is providing plenty to talk about even before the starting signal. 23 years after the premiere of "Big Brother", the candidates and viewers are set to reminisce. Just like in the days of Zlatko, the stars and starlets will spend their time in containers. There is also a dress code: the candidates are allowed to slip into pastel-colored jogging suits. It's not just drama prince Matthias Mangiapane who gives both thumbs down.
Of course, it's not just the imposed dress code, but also the choice of candidates that causes plenty of controversy under the container roofs. In addition to "Hot oder Schrott" co-host Mangiapane, format host Jürgen Milski, tabloid screech saw Patricia Blanco, scandal streamer Ron Bielecki, Rosenherr Dominik Stuckmann and Max Kruse's wife Dilara are also embarrassed, actress Manuela Wisbeck, wild card recipient Marco Strecker, magician and mentalist Philo, the two trash TV stars Yeliz Koc and Paulina Ljubas, as well as Katzenberger's dad Peter Klein moved to Cologne-Bocklemünd without further ado.
Scraping hooves and foaming at the mouth
What Peter and all the other candidates don't know: There is another "surprise guest" who is already waiting to move in with plenty of foaming at the mouth and pawing hooves. To keep the communal fuse as short as possible, Peter's still-wife Iris has also agreed to pack her bags ("I'm going to explode a bomb in the container!"). And so, right at the beginning of the season, the most eagerly awaited confrontation of the year is on the program.
But before Klein's showdown takes place, the two show companions Marlene Lufen and Jochen Schropp put on an almost four-hour endurance program that only very rarely really gets going. In addition to the chronological entry of all the candidates, everything is naturally placed on the "live" card - in the hope that this will be played every minute by the supposedly drama-hungry candidate troupe. But instead of the hoped-for constant verbal bombardment, the viewer only gets tame teletubby entertainment served up on a silver platter. Even a spontaneously convened nomination round doesn't help.
The guilty conscience is quickly history
It quickly becomes clear: "Ex on the Beach" bunny Paulina enjoys very little support in the container. But who cares? The group only pauses for a moment after the nomination announcement. Then the guilty conscience is history again. After all, the more important question is: when will there finally be something real to eat? The answer is not (yet) forthcoming. So the container squad passes the time with more or less entertaining one-on-one conversations. It turns out that party animal Ron was once "possessed by the devil". Yeliz talks about her Ochsenknecht ex ("Jimi even got a tattoo of our daughter"). And "container boss" Jürgen unpretentiously proclaims himself the "sportiest almost 60-year-old" in the country.
So while inside it's like a Berlin corner pub without a functioning bar, outside the gates a black-clad Iris Klein waits in the pattering rain - ready for her big performance. Shortly before midnight, she is finally allowed to take off her Catwoman glasses and march gallantly towards misery. Will it really come to the expected petty war?
Much smoke for nothing?
"Hello everyone!", Iris greets the visibly astonished container crowd. Everyone stands up to greet them - only Peter, of course, remains seated, his face stiff with shock. After just a few seconds, it becomes clear that the fireworks Iris had announced are not going to happen. The two protagonists of the war of the roses skillfully avoid each other and remain silent. Peter has a slight gag reflex. But: "I'm an adult. Remember what I said!" whispers the trained painter in the ear of the unskilled "florist" Dominik. So is it all smoke and mirrors? Or is it just the calm before the storm? After a budget game disaster in which the men gamble away a food basket worth almost 40 euros, the candidates are too tired and exhausted to analyze their mood. But one thing seems certain: The showdown between Iris and Peter has only been postponed. One look into the fiery eyes of the "betrayed" reveals that things are still simmering.
The upcoming season of "Celebrity Big Brother" is set to air on TV, and reality TV fans are excited to see their favorite stars and celebrities participate in the popular Reality TV series. (Celebrity Big Brother, TV, Reality TV)
Fans of "Promi Big Brother" are eager to see how Iris and Peter Klein's reunion will unfold in the TV show, as they are known for their infamous feud. (Celebrity Big Brother, TV, Reality TV, Iris and Peter Klein)
Source: www.ntv.de
