“Which cult TV series was canceled after only 79 episodes due to its failure?” was the question. The answer was Starship Enterprise, The X-Files – The Sinister Cases of the FBI, Dallas and A Terribly Nice Family. Engelke called Pastewka for advice answered the question correctly in a split second with “Star Trek“.
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The speed apparently surprised even presenter Günther Jauch, while Engelke explained humorously, Pastewka “crazy” and “doesn’t leave the house“. Your telephone joker then insisted on continuing to conform to the cliché of the walking encyclopedia.
“[Raumschiff Enterprise] had three seasons, around 23 episodes each“Pastewka continued. “And a pilot film. But it was rarely broadcast, only much later. It was called The Cage“. Knowing the comedy ace in their midst will have pleased many Star Trek fans. Who cares about the million.
Podcast: That’s why Netflix series look so cheap
These questions have been coming up for years: Why do all Netflix series look the same and sometimes even cheap. In the (spoiler-free) episode we define the “Netflix look” that series like One Piece, Sandman and The Witcher have in common.
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In the second part of the episode we explain three reasons why Netflix series and films look like this – and why you sometimes don’t even notice their big budget.
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