Technical chaos at Jauch: thrills and breakdowns at Christmas time!

Technical chaos at Jauch: thrills and breakdowns at Christmas time!

Erlangen, Deutschland - Günther Jauch stood on Christmas Day 2024 as a moderator of a special Christmas edition of "Who will be a millionaire?" Following challenges that shaped the show atmosphere. The program was accompanied by technical breakdowns and unfavorable crashes, which prompted Jauch to express his resentment to his team. He even threatened mass layoffs, which further heated the tense mood. In this turbulent edition, two candidates failed on the 8000 euro question: Hillen Zeineddine from Hamburg answered a football question incorrectly, despite the support of her telephone joker, while Jannik Kuhle from Münster also failed on a question about the "Admission certificate Part I" after he relied on a joker who gave him the wrong answer. Jauch commented on the situation with the words: "These are no dramas without end," which reflected the despair about the chaotic circumstances.

The technical problems were not a unique event. Similar breakdowns, including a humming headlight and false age, occurred on the first Christmas holiday of the candidates. Despite these difficulties, Barbara Schwarzfischer from Erlangen won 125,000 euros after answering a question correctly about the length of the DNA double strand. Joelina Jane Treppner from Nauen won 32,000 euros, but reported on her nervousness and taking a sedative before her appearance. Günther Jauch announced that it will return with a 3 million euro week on January 6th.

another chaotic Christmas special

The Christmas special of "Who Wants To Be Millionaire?" On December 26, 2024, there was also an excitement in the studio. Here there was a curious moment that triggered unrest while Jauch was brought out of the concept during the first broadcast by a technical breakdown. In the second edition, the technology failed when Jauch wanted to read the solution; The correct answers were displayed in time. In addition, the name of a candidate who had answered the selection question the fastest was not visible on the graphic. Jauch expressed his displeasure with this "total failure" and found that a candidate who had already left was in the game again. This led to further confusion when the director explained the technical chaos. The affected candidate took the breakdown with humor and a new selection question was asked to decide who was allowed to take a seat in front of Jauch. Another candidate had a dramatic confession during the show about a scary experience during a dive in the Maldives, which solidified the already strange atmosphere of the show.

For more details on the events in the Christmas edition of "Who will be a millionaire?" Read the reports on tz.de .