Pocher attacks Raab: his comeback is pure rage of destruction!

Pocher attacks Raab: his comeback is pure rage of destruction!

Köln, Deutschland - The relationship between Oliver Pocher (46) and Stefan Raab (58) has long been broken, and a recent personal meeting has once again illustrated. Pocher reported in the "Bild" newspaper about an incident at 1. FC Köln: "A week ago we stood together at the elevator to the box, but Stefan didn't even want to spend twelve seconds with me in a room. He took the stairs." Despite the spatial proximity in Cologne, there is no interest in a friendly connection, since Raab avoids any kind of contact, as Pocher describes: "He just ignores you, look through you."

raabs comeback and Pochers skepticism

Pocher's criticism is also directed against Raab's return to television, which causes a stir in the industry. "I am disappointed what he does for shows. It's almost the same as before," says the comedian, the Raab's new format "You don't win the million here!" criticized as a mixture of old formats. He suspects that Raab pursues personal influences with his comeback and describes his motivation as a "rage of destruction". Pocher says: "He wants to harm ProSieben, his old production company and the show 'TV Total'."

The ambitions of Raab to find a successful Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) participant for Germany with a casting format, Pocher sees skeptical: "The ESC has changed extremely, it takes a lot more. I doubt that it works." Despite the currently high number of spectators of up to 2.03 million, Pocher is convinced that Raab will no longer exist at RTL in one year. "This is not the success story that you want to sell us," he draws a dark forecast.

Such assessments about Raab's TV return and the personal gap between the two former friends not only reinforce the tension, but also show how deeply distrust and the disappointment between these TV sizes are up to. This is clearly through Pocher's open commitment in his criticism and the shaky silence of Raab, who apparently prefers to avoid the conflict. While the audience is looking forward to Raab's new commitment, it remains to be seen whether Pocher is actually right.

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