Boxing matches, music shows, quizzes: Fall TV highlights

For many people, the arrival of fall means more time spent in their own walls. TV networks are aware of this, and are starting to re-introduce programming from the quieter summer months. Here are some highlights.

“Clark’s Final Battle – Stefan Raab vs. Regina Halmich”

After nearly ten years since his last TV appearance, the entertainer Stefan Raab (57) returns to television on September 14. He will step into the ring for the third time against former world boxing champion Regina Halmich (47). Elton (53) will host the event and Frank “Buschi” Buschmann (59) will commentate on the boxing match. The return of the boxing match between Stefan Raab and Regina Halmich will be broadcast live on RTL. An audience of 15,000 is expected at the PSD Bank Dome in Düsseldorf for the show fight “The Clark Final Fight”.

“Lion’s Den”

‘The Lion’s Den’ has been on TV channel VOX since 2014 and is a German spin-off of the British show ‘Dragon’s Den’. In each show, a founder presents his product and hopes that one of the investors will take a stake in the company. Judith Williams (52), who took a break, is back in her usual place as a veteran for the upcoming 16th season (always on Mondays). The two original lions, Frank Thelen (48) and Jochen Schweizer (67), will also return for the anniversary episode.

‘Super Duper Show’

In the fall of 2024, a new show will be presented with presenter Katrin Bauerfind (42). The concept: “The Superduper Show” has five stars develop their own mini-show for each edition. The challenges and inspiration for the format come from the children. Bill and Tom Kaulitz (35) appear in every episode, as do Annette Frier (50), Edin Hasanović (32) and guest celebrities. ProSieben will broadcast the first of four episodes (also on Joyn) on September 17 at 8:15 p.m.

“Who’s stealing the show?”

The quiz show ‘Who will steal the show?’ is back for its eighth season since September 8 (every Sunday at 8.15 p.m. on ProSieben, a week ago on Joyn). In season 7, Joko Winterscheidt (45) competed against Klaas Höfer-Umlauf (40), Sarah Connor (44) and Lena Meyer-Landrut (33). Now musician Nina Chuba (25), entertainer Kurt Krömer (49) and podcaster Tommi Schmitt (35) want to steal the show in six new episodes. As before, viewers participate in every episode as wildcard candidates. In the show, the candidates have to prove themselves in various quiz categories. Those who make it to the final will then duel with the moderator. The winner wins the show and can lead the evening in the next edition. As before, Katrin Bauerfeind will host the final round.

“Germany is looking for a superstar”

The new season of the long-running casting show “Deutschland sucht den Superstar” starts in the fall. The jury consisting of Dieter Bohlen (70), Pietro Lombardi (32), Beatrice Egli (36) and Loredana (28) filmed the casting at the Europa-Park in Rust. From Wednesday, September 18, the jury led by Dieter Bohlen will be looking for the latest superstar. The new version will flash on RTL screens every Wednesday and Saturday at 20:15 p.m. This format includes only 15 programs in season 21. This is the shortest version of “Deutschland sucht den Superstar” to date. This year, only the final will be broadcast live. The first episode can be viewed a week before the TV broadcast on the streaming service RTL+.

“The Voice of Germany”

New season, new coach: The red chair is once again filled at “The Voice of Germany”. Marc Foster (41), Yvonne Katterfeld (44) and Samu Haber (48) will return as coaches for the 14th season of the music show. This time, singer-songwriter Kamrad (27) is the fourth member. This is the first time he will interpret “I Believe” on “The Voice of Germany”. The 14th season will once again be hosted by Thore Schölermann (39) and Melissa Khalaj (35). The blind auditions will begin on September 26 (Thursday at 8.15 p.m. on ProSieben, Saturday 1 and Friday at 8.15 p.m. on Joyn).

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