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Summer time is cucumber time on TV. Now, RTL is trying a new children's game show
Casting and game shows abound on German television. Now the kids are back: The new four-part show "Einstein Junior – Germany's smartest kids" starts this Saturday (8:15 pm) on RTL.
In the new game Köpfchen is asked: children as bright as possible. 12 years old compete in a big tournament. They are either masters of arithmetic or have enormous power of appreciation – and of course, spellbinding them can not easily deceive them.
The mini-Einstein have a series of challenges that challenge all their intelligence. It is knowledge, speed, skills, but also team work. For example, they must make a complete set of cards in the right order, calculate increasingly difficult equations in their heads, answer detailed questions on city maps or spell complicated words in seconds. In each of the three preliminary rounds, smart kids fight for as many points as possible to reach the final.
There, the two best teams face each other and must master the complicated logic and arithmetic under enormous time pressure. In three levels, children should solve as many tasks as possible in just three minutes. Each child can earn money for his team, who moves into a jackpot. This can in turn be increased in the final show and paid as a training grant for the future. The show is an adaptation of the American format "Genius Junior" with presenter Neil Patrick Harris, who, however, has not had much success in the United States.
The new family show is moderated by the comedian Max Giermann (42). Here is exactly what suits him best: He slips into the role of famous characters during the show. For example, as Judge "Let's Dance" Jorge Gonzalez, the imitator explains how to spell correctly. In the appearance of Donald Trump, Markus Lanz and Karl Lagerfeld, Giermann lets these gentlemen take root in math and Albert Einstein receives an introduction in social media.
Giermann is a well-known television – it's like that he's regularly seen in the comedy "Sketch History" (ZDF) as Klaus Kinski and in the satirical show "Extra 3" (Das Erste ) as Sigmar Gabriel and Donald Trump. In addition, he sat on the jury of two seasons of talent show "Die Puppenstars" (RTL).
The comedian was reluctant to go to school and wanted to be a cook as a child. "As a student, I quickly forgot most because I only learned about it for the exam," said Giermann of the German News Agency. "In the performance of the extremely interested and curious children, I realized that I am really a couch potato when it comes to brain jogging.I do not know when I found some thing in my head for the last time. "Well, the kids in the show could certainly help with that.
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