At the end of October, Amazon Prime Video will be ‘turning off the lights’ for eight celebrities. Now it’s finally clear which famous person will take on the challenge of living in complete darkness for five days. The official poster for the new show was released on Prime Video Germany’s Instagram account on Thursday (September 12).
Pietro Lombardi and Luna Schweiger took up the challenge.
This shows that Pietro Lombardi (32) and others are taking part in a daring TV experiment. In addition to the singer, seven other main participants try to survive 120 hours without light and complete various tasks. In addition, moderators Jeannine Michaelsen (42) and Jochen Schropp (45), Til Schweiger’s daughter Luna Schweiger (27), stand-up comedians Negah Amiri (31) and Timur Turga, Markus Söder’s daughter Gloria Burkandt (25) and actor Gedeon Burkhard (55) are also taking part.
The short video shows presenter Steven Gätjen (51) in the control room and the candidates just before the lights go out. “Oh my God, it’s so dark,” one of them can be heard saying after it gets dark.
Prime Video already announced a new reality show in February. The idea: ‘Lights Out’ will see eight stars spend 120 hours in total darkness. The six episodes will be hosted by Steven Gätjen and will be available to watch from October 31.
In the dark, candidates will have to endure numerous tests and challenges, as well as overcome their fear of the dark. As Prime Video also announced, viewers will be able to follow the action thanks to infrared and night vision camera technology.
The winner will receive the “Lights Out” trophy.
In various games, the entertainer can get privileges such as staying in the lightroom for a while. However, the test can be difficult because everything must be completed in the dark. Even eating soup can be difficult. Anyone who can no longer endure the darkness must be able to leave the show voluntarily at any time.
But according to Prime Video, whoever survives until the end will have a chance to win the “Lights Out” trophy. The remaining contestants will decide the winner. Host Steven Gätjen and psychologist Sandra Sangsari will be watching from the situation room and explaining the situation to viewers.
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