Three individuals, Herfurth, Dittrich, and Schulz, are making attempts to usurp Joko's television program.
The popular German show, "Who's Stealing My Show?", is back for its tenth season, promising excitement and surprises for viewers. Starting from October, the show will air six new episodes on ProSieben, every Sunday at 7:10 PM and 8:15 PM.
In this season, the usual host, Joko Winterscheidt, can be replaced by prominent guests. However, they must first win quiz rounds to take over hosting duties. This unique format allows anyone, including viewers at home, to potentially become the Quizmaster.
The host for the tenth season is Barbara Schöneberger, with celebrities such as actress Karoline Herfurth, comedy star Olli Dittrich, and singer-songwriter Olli Schulz competing to become the host. Singer-songwriter Olli Schulz, who previously defeated Joko Winterscheidt in the show in 2022, is one of the contestants this season.
The competition is not limited to the studio. A board game is available for the anniversary season, allowing viewers at home to join the competition and potentially become contestants. With the board game, the competition can move into the living room, making it more accessible and engaging for viewers.
Anyone who beats Joko Winterscheidt in the tenth season will become the host and reshape the program in the next episode. Joko Winterscheidt, despite his ironic comments about being talked into the show by his friends and referring to his opponents as "intellectual lightweights", has expressed his hope for a clean sweep in the tenth season.
However, if Joko Winterscheidt is defeated, he will appear as a contestant in the show, adding another layer of excitement to the season. Tune in to ProSieben every Sunday to witness the battles and see who will emerge victorious.
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