Hugo (game show)

Directed by:

  • Uli Söhnlein
  • Chico Klein
  • Wolfgang Frank
  • Gernot Funke

The Hugo show was in the 1990s one of the first television series that was produced with a reactive real-time character and a real performer. Most took female facilitators to techno -type music phone answer calls and sent the caller to ever-changing games where Hugo played a major role. In the games it came to push of a button on the phone, for example, to skip objects to finish the race and be able to save Hugo's family at the end. This was taken earlier captured by the witch Scylla.

To participate in a key telephone was a condition with tone dialing. Hugo himself was a cartoon character, which was a troll. The decoration was fully charged up on some furniture for the real actors in computer and einmontiert using blue screen technology into the picture.

Presentation

Moderated the show, among others, Judith Hildebrandt, who appeared among others in Marienhof and Sturm der Liebe later. Other presenters were Sonja Zietlow, Minh - Khai Phan - Thi, Tania Schleef, Klaus Dittrich, Yvette Dankou and Julia Haacke, who slipped into the role of the witch Scylla. Scylla was spoken in the play by Karin Kernke. The Kobold Hugo borrowed the following speakers their voices:

  • Michael Habeck (1995 )
  • Oliver Grimm ( 1996)
  • Oliver Baier (1996 )
  • Sven Bluemel ( 10/1996 - 12/ 1997)

The show first ran in the " cable channel ", which in 1994 was renamed " Cable 1 ". In addition, there were at irregular intervals, " The Hugo - Mobil", in which the outer reporters, including Guido Kellermann, reported by various events where spectators had the opportunity to play " Hugo " live.

Furthermore, were various music guests, including Masterboy, in studio. In addition, Hugo has also published some of his own songs that were sung partly in duet with Judith Hildebrandt.

The show was broadcast mostly in the afternoon, so especially a young audience was addressed, aged 12 to 16 years. International program was broadcast since 1990 in various countries.

On December 27, 1997, it was discontinued due to lack of quota cable 1 " Hugo". Less than half a year later, on 4 May 1998, the Nickelodeon Germany the little troll briefly reanimated and showed his own show " Hugo Nick Live Club ", which was, however, set a month later, together with the transmitter. Since then Hugo has not been shown on German television.

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