Television personality Stefan Raab will no longer appear on-screen.
Stefan Raab, the beloved host of "TV total" from 1999 to 2015, is making a comeback in the world of late-night television. However, Raab has dismissed any notion of a full-fledged comeback as a TV host, citing Ralf Moeller's rehearsal as a reason. Instead, he is producing a new late-night show called "Daily Freshly Roasted" for RTL's streaming service.
The show features various celebrities attempting to host a late-night show, with other prominent guests evaluating their performances. Raab's goal is to ensure the survival of the late-night genre, as he believes the current humor quotient is in a critical phase.
One of the invited guests is Karl Lauterbach, a German physician and politician born in 1963. Lauterbach has been a member of the Bundestag for the SPD since 2005 and has served as the Federal Minister of Health since 2021. However, there is no information available that he has received an invitation to participate in Raab's new show.
Viewers can tune in to "Daily Freshly Roasted" on RTL's streaming service. The image accompanying this news article, as reported by dts Nachrichtenagentur, features TV viewers with a remote control, symbolising the anticipation and excitement surrounding Raab's return to television.
After 2015, Raab retired from on-screen appearances. However, with "Daily Freshly Roasted," it seems he is still keeping a watchful eye on the late-night genre, ensuring it remains vibrant and entertaining for audiences.
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