This is his new TV show – and it starts on Wednesday

This is his new TV show – and it starts

After almost ten years, Stefan Raab is back: The television producer celebrated his TV comeback with a huge bang. For the third time, he stepped into the ring against former boxing world champion Regina Halmich. In 2001 and 2007, Raab was brought to his knees by the professional boxer and again in 2024. Raab was unable to win the final fight, but that probably didn’t matter to the fans anyway. Stefan Raab is back – and not just for the fight, but directly with a new broadcast.

Finally revealed: This Raab TV show will start in September

Although Stefan Raab retired from TV almost ten years ago, he was still active behind the scenes with his production company Raab Entertainment. However, no longer for his former home broadcaster ProSieben, but for RTL. Raab has just concluded a million-dollar deal with the private broadcaster. But what is behind it? The all-rounder has now finally confirmed his first new format in a press conference after the boxing match against Regina Halmich.

With You won’t win the million with Stefan Raab Stefan Raab’s new TV show will be broadcast on RTL.
Wednesday, September 18 It starts at prime time at 8:10 p.m. However, the format will not be broadcast on linear TV, it will only be available to stream on RTL+. This means that You Won’t Win the Million on Stefan Raab TV Total is in direct competition. The new edition of Stefan Raab’s flagship show at the time, with Sebastian Pufpaff, will be broadcast at the same time on ProSieben. Coincidence? Probably not.

You won’t win the million with Stefan Raab: That’s what it’s about

As the name suggests, the show is about one million euros. The show combines several elements: entertainment, late night and quiz. Raab faces the respective candidates in various duels, and he also moderates and asks quiz questions. But the all-rounder also looks back on the past week and talks about events from television, streaming and social media. Various guest presenters – such as Elton – pay Raab a weekly visit on the show.

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