The Teddy Teclebrhan Show Season 1, Episode 4: In love at 50 km/h

Let's hope for the best

Teddy Teclebrhan has created the perfect variety show. Unfortunately, Antoine, Percy, and Ernst Riedler (played by Teddy) have their own ideas about what makes a good show. Spoiler alert: Antoine's boy band with Patrice and Megaloh degenerates into chaos almost immediately – gossip expert Steven Gätjen intervenes and Emilia Schüle goes shopping. Why? On that note, let's hope for the best!

36 min

Surprise

Teddy tries to give his show more structure. He promotes Antoine, Ernst, and Percy to co-hosts of the show and gives them their own tasks. Let's see what happens. Percy presents the weather on Rollerblades ("so stupid, hey," as he always says). Karoline Herfurth has a sneaky casting audition and there's a surprise in the long-awaited sequel to Antoine's boot camp (David Alaba wants to take part).

29 min

Fuming and shaken

Antoine's casting auditions move into the next round with a moderately enthusiastic Iris Berben. Percy turns the weather report into an impromptu couples' counseling session with psychotherapist Stefanie Stahl. Ernst Riedler delivers his hot take on the topic of the gender pay gap and the team in general is "fuming," while the audience is badly "shaken."

32 min

Home

What links beer bongs, orchards, and babbling in Swabian? Teddy's home of Swabia in Baden-Württemberg. In his audition, Heiner Lauterbach searches in vain for Frank S. and for meaning in Antoine's script. Psychologist Stefanie Stahl gives the audience a therapy session and J.P. Kraemer delivers a surprise that shocks his girlfriend, too. What does the topic of home mean for Antoine, Percy, and co?

Ba-bye, 'twas nice.

"Lean back, please fall into happiness, everyone who showed up today gets a steak, no layovers here, we're going full speed non-stop, inside, it's cool, outside, jet flame vibes" Antoine says goodbye with a premiere of his song and finally reveals who will be playing Schnitzer the Snitch. Could this be the denouement of his casting auditions? On that note: Ba-bye, 'twas nice!