Enigmatic typo at Who knows something like that? Ensures laugh!

Enigmatic typo at Who knows something like that? Ensures laugh!

Mailand, Italien - On February 27, 2025, the popular quiz show "Who knows something like that?" with moderator Kai Pflaume (57). The two quiz experts, Bernhard Hoëcker (54) and Elton (53), led the two teams through an exciting round with the motto "Moma!". The show was once again very popular, also thanks to the humorous and committed presentation by the moderation team, which this evening Anna Planks (44) and Jana Pareigis (43).

A crucial question of the evening was: "Which of these shopping streets had the highest top rent in 2024?" The selections included the Bahnhofsstraße in Zurich , the via Monte Napoleone in Milan and the Avenue des Champs Élysées in Paris . Both teams opted for the Bahnhofsstraße in Zurich, but this turned out to be the wrong answer; The correct solution was the via Monte Napoleone in Milan. This little breakdown brought some laughs, especially since a spectator on Instagram had noticed a typo in the question: The correct spelling is "Bahnhofstrasse" with "SS".

quiz shows on German television

"Who knows something like that?" Kai Pflaume has been moderated since 2015 and has conquered a permanent place in the German television landscape. In each episode, two teams of leadership of a quiz expert answer questions from twelve categories. The profit amount is distributed under the audience and there are regular XXL editions that are broadcast on Saturday evening. The first -class entertainment and the interactive integration of the audience made the show a highlight of the German television program. This also shows the growing popularity of quiz shows in Germany, to which formats such as "Who becomes a millionaire?" and “quiz duel” belong.

The quiz show "Who is getting a millionaire?" Moderator Günther Jauch first ran in 1999 and is often referred to as a pioneer in the area of ​​quiz formats. "Quizduel", moderated by Jörg Pilawa, is also enjoying a large viewer and has been broadcast since May 2014. These formats, along with "ingeniously wrong" and "asked - hunted", offer the spectators a variety of entertaining puzzles and challenges.

entertainment and humor in focus

Despite the serious requirement for knowledge, humor remains a central element in shows such as "Who knows something like that?" And "ingeniously wrong". The audience appreciates the mix of knowledge transfer and entertainment. In the current episode, the wrong response to Bahnhofsstraße was taken up with humor, which underlines the interactivity and connection of the spectators with the program. At the end of the evening, Bernhard and Jana saved 250 euros for their audience block, which brought the team a proud amount of 4.55 euros per person.

For the audience, the question remains which quiz shows will dominate the next few weeks and months on German television - the competitive situation is exciting and promises high ratings.