Thomas Gottschalk, A TV Veteran of 74, Hangs Up His Hosting Cap
Thomas Gottschalk announces his departure as the host of various shows.
Hey there! Let's chat about the retirement of Thomas Gottschalk, a revered figure in German television.
In a heartfelt farewell on Saturday night, entertainer Thomas Gottschalk announced the conclusion of his illustrious career as a show host. Waving goodbye at the age of 74, Gottschalk stated, "When you're older than the Pope, it's time to step aside." With Pope Leo XIV clocking in at 69 years old, it seemed like the perfect moment for Gottschalk to call it quits.
For 35 years, Saturday nights belonged to Gottschalk. Along with the applause from the studio audience, he acknowledged the milestone, "I've been hosting Saturday nights for 35 years." Although he's one of the most successful hosts in German TV, Gottschalk made his mark as the long-time host of the ZDF show "Wetten, dass..?" Recently, he shared the screen with Günther Jauch and Barbara Schöneberger on RTL's Saturday night shows.
If you're curious about Thomas Gottschalk's career journey, checking his official profiles or interviews on sites like LinkedIn, IMDb, or social media can enlighten you. You may also find insights about his work on the websites of networks like ZDF and RTL, or from news articles chronicling his career milestones.
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