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Helene Fischer babbles funny sentences in her ZDF show

The singer and Shirin David have a strange conversation on stage. The audience of the ZDF show wonders: What are the two of them talking about? What is behind it? The answer followed promptly.

Singers Helene Fischer (l) and Shirin David perform during the ZDF show "Wetten, dass...?". Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Singers Helene Fischer (l) and Shirin David perform during the ZDF show "Wetten, dass...?". Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

ZDF show - Helene Fischer babbles funny sentences in her ZDF show

Helene Fischer and Shirin David redeemed their betting debt from Thomas Gottschalk's last "Wetten, dass...?" show in the "Helene Fischer Show" broadcast on ZDF on Monday. The audience responded with laughter.

Shirin (28) and Helene (39) had only just sung the new version of "Atemlos" when Fischer said: "We celebrated our "Atemlos" premiere together on the "Wetten, dass...?" show at the end of November. The last time Thomas Gottschalk hosted."

And then Fischer curiously said: "It's a shame that the old man isn't doing it anymore - I like seeing him from time to time." And David said: "If the rooster has a cold and is hoarse, he crows a little quieter in the morning."

Helene Fischer then explained: "In case you're probably wondering: "What are those two talking about right now?" That was the bet. "We were told to include three sentences in my show. Fulfilled, dear Thomas." Now Gottschalk has once again made it onto the "Helene Fischer Show".

AI Helene and other guests

The Fischer show was recorded in Düsseldorf at the beginning of December. Due to the coronavirus, there had been no Fischer show on ZDF at Christmas in the last three years.

The 2023 edition was the tenth. The previous editions had always reached around six million viewers when they were broadcast on December 25.

As the show progressed, an appearance by comedian Tahnee (31) as a Fischer lookalike - as "AI Helene" - also caused laughter, as the artificial doppelganger talked in typical Fischer-speak ("Function temporarily not selectable - nose not yet healed", said the AI Helene, for example, when the real Fischer selected the "spectacular acrobatics" function via tablet).

And the AI Helene also said that she could replace Fischer at any time: "Our husband Thomas didn't notice either." She was referring to Fischer's partner Thomas Seitel.

Fischer also asked self-deprecatingly about all of Tahnee's artificial Fischer behavior: "That's terrible. Am I really like that? We have to change that..."

Read also:

  1. Helene Fischer and Shirin David's appearance on ZDF's entertainment program was highly anticipated by the German audience, following their bet with Thomas Gottschalk.
  2. The media buzz surrounding Helene Fischer's show was fueled by the betting debt payoff, drawing in viewers from across Germany.
  3. During the show, Thomas Seitel, Helene Fischer's partner, was amused by the AI Helene's replication of Fischer's speech, hinting at the couple's sense of humor.
  4. On the same week, Shirin David's performance alongside Helene Fischer on "Helene Fischer Show" sparked a series of reactions among audience members and media, capturing the attention of both the German Music industry and TV viewers.
  5. The ZDF show, filmed in Düsseldorf, offered viewers an evening filled with laughter, including appearances by comedians like Tahnee as AI Helene.
  6. In the "Helene Fischer Show," Shirin David and Helene Fischer shared stories that entertained the audience, including their recent experience with Thomas Gottschalk on "Wetten, dass..."
  7. Media outlets across Germany reported on Helene Fischer's show's return after the lack of Fischer shows during the past few Christmas seasons, which had left the German audience craving for entertainment.

Source: www.stern.de

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