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24 candidates, a soundproof glass dome and three jurors …
These are the ingredients of ProSieben’s new “FameMaker” program, which began Thursday night. The casting show of another kind was invented by none other than animator Raab (53).
But what actually sounded very exciting in terms of the concept quickly turned into a long magazine of issues that soon ran out of air.
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The principle is easy to explain: the candidates sing under the glass dome. But neither in the studio nor in front of the television can you hear a single sound.
Highlights: Even jurors Carolin Kebekus (40), Luke Mockridge (31) and Teddy Teclebrhan (37) can only see the supposed young talent, but they have yet to decide for or against. Only then is it resolved: is the vote higher or flop?
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