A saying and its consequences.
It is THE excitement of the current DSDS season. chief judge Dieter Bohlen (68) agreed Participant Jill Lange (22): “Did you do anything normal? Or did you just graduate and let yourself be noodled through?”
Even before the TV broadcast, this sexist derailment could be seen online on RTL +. It was broadcast on television on Wednesday evening.
After the TV broadcast, Jill Lange said: “It’s crazy that there has to be a scandal before something like this is cut out – as if nothing had ever happened.”
RTL told BILD on Monday that there was “no reason to cut the dialogue from the show”. But the controversial scene was cut from the show! Why the U-turn?
An RTL spokesman for BILD: “From our point of view, the current season hits the intended tone, the said sentence is out of the ordinary. Putting the episode on RTL+ as a preview was a mistake.”
And further: “That’s why we decided, in close consultation with Dieter Bohlen, to broadcast the program on TV on RTL without the corresponding sentence.”
Did Bohlen chatter away with the through noodle scandal? BILD learned from broadcaster circles that it was before the TV broadcast should have given several crisis meetings at RTL.
It was originally planned that the pop titan would get a new show if the ratings were good. Those plans have been put on hold for now.
The ratings also plummeted: on Wednesday, the fourth episode had 2.1 million viewers, almost a million viewers fewer than the opening episode.
