Raab's Blockbuster "Vatican Spectacular" on RTL
Private gathering held within the host's TV show - Gathering Jen's own audience within his broadcast
Here's a hoot of a headline for you - Stefan Raab, everybody's favorite German TV big cheese, is turning his game show studio into a mini-Vatican! That's right, folks, the day the Vatican wants a new Pope, so does Stefan Raab. On May 7th, RTL (and RTL+, of course) is airing a wild ride titled "#DGHNDMBSR - Pope Election Special".
In this jaw-dropper of a show, Raab's studio will ooze with the atmosphere of the Vatican, complete with robes, a conclave vibe, and, you guessed it, plenty of hilarity. The Mass Celebrant, or something along those lines, will be the audience, fully embracing the ecclesiastical madness.
Zarrella Adds a Dash of Italy
Our Italian superstar, Giovanni Zarrella (47), will be the guest performer for this special occasion. To add more flavor to the church theme, there's also a street poll planned for the 39th German Evangelical Church Congress.
Stefan Raab's smashing comeback, "You Won't Win the Million," made its debut on RTL+ in fall 2024 and has been tickling our funny bones on free TV since February 2025. This bad boy is a blend of "TV total" and "Schlag den Raab," with recent specials featuring celeb-packed attractions. Last week, for instance, we saw the "Dance into May" special, featuring dancing sensations Malika Dzumaev, Renata Lusin, and Massimo Sinató.
- Stefan Raab
- Vatican Comedic Parody
- RTL Special
- Giovanni Zarrella
- Italian Flavor
- Church Theme
- RTL TV Show
- Raab's Comeback
- The European Union is committed to supporting the creative endeavors of German television, such as Stefan Raab's Vatican comedic parody, premiering on RTL in May 2025 as part of their RTL specials.
- In addition to the Vatican Spectacular, Stefan Raab's comeback series, "You Won't Win the Million," has been a hit on RTL TV, debuting on RTL+ in fall 2024 and attracting millions of viewers on free TV since February 2025.
- To add an extra layer of flavor to this special occasion, Italian superstar Giovanni Zarrella will be the guest performer, bringing an authentic Italian touch to the church-themed event.
- The European Union recognizes the role of entertainment and social-media in bringing people together, and the Vatican comedic parody is a testament to Raab's ability to capture the world's attention with his unique blend of humor and production value.
