One whimpered, the other prolled around and “greeted” with the middle fingers. But halfway through “Kampf der Realitystars” (RTLZWEI) two people left who didn’t expect it. That’s how it can go when the bitches on the dream beach take on their own momentum.
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“For a long time there was a lot of harmony in the sala, but now you’ve picked up speed.” Presenter Cathy Hummels (35) was happy that the noble camp of “Battle of the Reality Stars” (RTLZWEI) on the sandy beach in Thailand was finally getting down to business. It’s about time: you’ve hardly googled all the names of the stranded people before it’s halftime. You had to remember the words of Manni Ludolf (60): “That means ‘battle of the reality stars’ and not ‘cuddling of the reality stars’!”
He’s right, Manni. But he’s not there anymore. In the most murderous cliffhanger of all reality times, the two most recently selected, Sarah Knappik (36) and Manni, were made a shameless offer: whoever sacrificed more of their fee – of course in secret bidding – got a second chance. Manni, the Cleverle from the junkyard who was equally blessed with homesickness and cunning, played poker and bet one euro.
Because Sarah “Dingens” absolutely wanted to go back to the camp (“I want a dignified farewell”), she offered a neat 8,000 euros. No joke. “I bought myself in. Now is that good or sad?” The former jungle camper has finally achieved the long-awaited uniqueness: there’s never been anything like it.
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“I’m Sarah Knappik, you can’t just vote me out!”
Manni hopped towards the airport whistling happily. He didn’t want to go back to the camp (“I’m not dependent on the money”), but above all drive Sarah up when bidding (“They always think scrap dealers are stupid”). Mission accomplished!
Sarah, meanwhile, faced an incredulous Sala crew when she returned with her typical “restraint”: “No party without Sarah K.”, she camebacked nonchalantly diva’esk with a champagne bottle in her hand. “One or the other has dragged my image into the dirt. It’s being shaved. Dude, I’m Sarah K.! You can’t just vote me out of here.” There are certainly tactically smarter words to come back. Even Emmy Russ (23) noticed that, and that means something: “She did everything wrong again. The same attitude as before.”
Matthias Mangiapane (39) was not amused either: “At first I thought my wine was bad! It wasn’t a pretty sight. It had something of ‘Desperate Housewives’.” Only Bernd Kieckhäben (33) was somehow positively impressed: “Sarah is really the only one who is celebrating a comeback in a comeback show.”
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Emmy Russ in the birdcage: “That was disrespectful”
In an effort to “clear things up” with the Sala people she had picked out, she verbally acted like a submachine gun: wide spread, hardly any lasting hits. Except: “It’s annoying. It’s embarrassing,” as Matthias put it in a nutshell.
What can help in such a situation? When someone else makes themselves even more unpopular. So the curtain rises for Emmy Russ!
The “Beauty and the Nerd” girlie (then used as a beauty) has a lot to give the unsympathetic (“I’m very selfish and actually very negative”) and slowly but surely called on her “talents”. After the punishment game “Reality Prison”, in which she starved in an oversized birdcage with Matthias, Giulia Siegel (48), Serkan Yavuz (30) and Eva Benetatou (31), she was in top form for the first time. “That’s disrespectful,” she complained, because “of all things” the five in the cage should be punished – because they had just messed up five answers.
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Emmy Russ “greets” with a double finger: “That was pretty stupid”
When it comes to safety, everyone in the Sala is committed. However, it’s all about your own, because everyone doesn’t want to be voted out in the “hour of truth”. And so the “safety game” went completely out of control. Moderated by the three newcomers, Peggy Jerofke (47, “Summer House of the Stars”), Sascha Sirtl (45, 2005 winner of the longest German “Big Brother” season of all time) and Nico Patschinski (46, St. Pauli Kicker legend) it went into an anti-“Wetten, dass ..?” about the fact that the celebrities had to nominate someone from their ranks for each bet, whom they believed least capable of the task.
Even the nomination was a low blow. Emmy was the first to be chosen to sink a basketball into the basket – without using his hands! Sarah Knappik grinned, “Emmy and basketball? It’s like me and diet.” Emmy probably saw it that way too: “It’s impossible for me,” she raged like Rumpelstiltskin on the sandy beach. The anger did not subside even when, contrary to expectations, she mastered the challenge. “Yeah, here dude!” she roared, drunk with victory – and “greeted” the moderators – the three newcomers – with the double finger. So, of all people, those who have the right to expel a celebrity from the island. Serkan: “That was pretty stupid.”
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Matthias Mangiapane sees “Pitbull with barbed wire collar”
In the safety game, there was guessing (Daniel Schmidt, 38, European capitals), heroning (Matthias Mangiapane, after enjoying a liter of “beach cocktail” and a sucking and swallowing feat in decanting water containers) and puzzled at a loss (Percival Duke, ageless , trying in vain to spell words like “namely” or “body” correctly).
Afterwards, Kiez-King Daniel was once again safe and Matthias and Emmy agreed at least once: “Disgusting person,” they both said about each other. In detail it sounded more flowery: He about her: “Pitbull with a barbed wire collar!” She about him: “Wrong snake!”
Finger finger action and constant hooting: It seemed clear that Emmy Russ would be eliminated by either the newcomers or the group in the “moment of truth”. But: Firstly, it turns out differently and secondly, than you think …
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Giulia Siegel is flying and can’t believe it
At first, too few celebrities had the cojones to nominate for an Emmy. So, quite surprisingly, Percival received the most exit coins and had to leave. He didn’t really care: “I don’t give a f…ck!” Only one thing was important: “I’ll take my red wine with me.”
Then the grand entrance of the newcomers. They did a complete about-face. From “The stinky finger campaign was under all sow: Emmy has to go!” It was an amazingly short way to “You’re still young, mistakes are part of it, everyone has the right to a second chance”. On the altar of deviousness (Peggy: “Emmy’s going to hit everyone. Let them kick out the new ones next week.”) one was sacrificed who “takes it best because she’s been in business for so long.”
And suddenly it happened to Giulia Siegel. It’s hard to say who was more shocked: the spared Emmy, who had already seen herself at home (“These are all sleeping pills. Should be happy that I was here”), the perplexed Sarah (“I thought I was out again “), the rest of the group (“That’s a hammer!”) or the sacked Giulia. What she still had to feign (“Be nice to one another!”) didn’t last a whole last cigarette. Then she was gone. Letter and seal on it.
