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Emotional tribute: Asked – Hunted” team remembers Klaus Nagorsnik
On November 9, 2025, Sebastian Jacoby reflects on his years on “Gefragt – Gejagt” and remembers the late Klaus Otto Nagorsnik.
Emotional tribute: Asked – Hunted” team remembers Klaus Nagorsnik
The popular quiz show “Gefragt – Gejagt” continues to inspire audiences, and Sebastian Jacoby, part of the team since 2013, has played a special role in this. The 47-year-old has already demonstrated his knowledge in over 200 programs and won many fans. With an emotional look back on Instagram, Jacoby has now shared memories of 2023 that not only touched him, but also the viewers. What particularly caught the eye was a group photo with four of his fellow hunters, which triggered a wave of emotions. You can see Dr. Manuel Hobiger (43), Annegret Schenkel (46), Dr. Thomas Kinne (64) and the late Klaus Otto Nagorsnik († 68). AZ Online reports that fans were deeply saddened by Nagorsnik's death, which occurred unexpectedly in April 2024.
The deceased was not only a regular participant in the show, but also a multiple winner of the German Quiz Association's Germany Cup. After his death, the Asked - Hunted team honored his character and his importance to the group in a moving tribute. Jacoby himself recently left the quiz show studio early, which also raised questions among viewers.
The meaning of names
Another interesting aspect regarding Sebastian is the origin of his name. The name Sebastian comes from Greek, derived from Sebastianos, and means something like “who comes from Sebastia”. This name has a long tradition and was also made famous by Saint Sebastian, a Christian martyr of the 3rd century. Today the name can be found in many countries and variations, such as Sebastiæn, Sébastien and Bastiaan. This variety of names shows how culturally steeped Sebastian is. For more information on this topic visit Wikipedia.
Quiz shows through the ages
Quiz shows in which candidates' knowledge is put to the test have been very popular in Germany for years. Inspired by American formats, such shows as “Wheel of Fortune” and “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” have become real switching tips. As the Federal Agency for Civic Education As stated, these shows have not only provided entertainment, but have also shaped generations of viewers.
“Wheel of Fortune”, which premiered on Sat.1 in 1988, had over 4,000 episodes and was particularly popular with older viewers, but was also at risk of being canceled because younger target groups were considered more effective in advertising. Despite the challenges, the influence of quiz shows remains noticeable and “Gefragt – Gejagt” is one of the latest success stories on German television.