Monday will be on TV holiday: ORF 1 starts with a highlight fireworks!

Monday will be on TV holiday: ORF 1 starts with a highlight fireworks!

In the coming year, 2025, Monday is transformed into a real premiere day on ORF 1! As ots.at from the 6th January with exclusive first broadcasts of own and co-productions that will also be available in the orf on streaming service. Enthusiasts can look forward to new event series such as "Hunyadi" and "Hundredthreizen" as well as to hot -awaited sequels of successful formats such as "School of Champions" and "Biester". The focus of the premiere time plan is the crime thriller comedy hit "Pulled Pork", which will be broadcast on January 6th at 8:15 p.m., followed by the road movie "Two against the bank" on January 20.

The second season of the popular series "School of Champions" will start on January 27, 2025 in double consequences, as well as tv.Orf.at . The audience can look forward to gripping stories about talented young athletes who train in a renowned Austrian ski academy. Between sport and personal pressure, the young protagonists experience a roller coaster ride of feelings - ambition, loyalty, but also rivalry. This new season not only promises dramatic twists, but also demands the protagonists to go to their limits. Interestingly, the adventure for the new talents started with a merciless selection process, from which only ten young athletes emerged.

exciting premieres and action -packed drama

With an exciting mix of action and drama, the audience will experience up close how the "School of Champions" are concerned with the challenges of the next ski season. In particular, the focus on the emotional and interpersonal relationships of the characters - from envy and rivalry to loyalty and love - will captivate the audience. Headmaster Mark, played by Jakob Seeböck, not only has the responsibility for the training of the talents, but also fights with his own personal demons. The first broadcasts and new series are part of ORF 1S Engagement to further strengthen and creatively promote the domestic film and series offer.