It’s Christmas and that means it’s time for the Schlag den Raab traditional non-Christmas special. In this last SdR of the year, Stefan Raab will be taking on allcomers in a bid to defend €3m of his production company’s money. That’ll be some Christmas bonus. And once again we’ll be attempting to provide a live commentary on a Google Hangout delay inbetween bits where we jump around live streams that get taken down.
We’re also promised the musical delights of top guests Casper! Thomas D! And Placebo! It’s like the last fifteen years haven’t happened. Incredible scenes.
The fun starts at 7:15pm UK time (8:15 local time) for the contestant picking, the games don’t begin until 8pm (9pm CET) and is likely to go on until around midnight, so feel free to dip in and out as you see fit. And hey! Don’t forget to get in touch via our Youtube comment stream or #bbsdr on Twitter and we’ll probably read them out, because we’ve got about five hours to fill.
This is the standard stream will we basing our commentary on.
Commentary Part 3:
Small note. Ratings in the morning maybe a little poor for SdR. The show is up against Bayern Munich’s Club World Cup final up until around 10.20pm German time (providing no extra time).
Interesting, thanks James!
Commentary Part 1
So, as someone who’ll be catching up after the event… the commentary’s easy enough to find, but how quickly is playback up on the web for the episode itself?
Myspass.de should have it up quite quickly.
Commentary Part 2:
Well that was just tense and fab.
Thanks for listening everyone!
Holy…
(and the biggest tournament in golf only pays off about $1.7 million US, discounting any season-long competitions…that putt was worth over twice that)
Thanks! I thought that was around about the case.
SdR Audience – 3.26m with an 11.2% share. In the 14-49 demo, it got 2.06m with an 18.9% share.
SdR did better than I expected against the football. In terms of overall viewers, and viewers in the 14-49 demo, that is the highest since last December’s episode. However, share was way down. Overall share was the 2nd lowest in the show’s history, whilst 18-49 was below the magic 20% mark again (3 times this year).