For Caren Miosga, it will be the first summer break in 2024 in the role of ARD Sunday talker. When in the coming weeks which talk show will temporarily disappear from the screen on the first and second.
The summer breaks for the political talk shows on ARD and ZDF are gradually starting at the beginning of June. For Caren Miosga (55), this season will be over after the European elections Sunday (June 9th; then she should be on the air from 8:40 p.m.). It’s Miosga’s first summer break as an ARD Sunday talker. She took over the renowned slot from Anne Will at the beginning of the year.
For “Hard but Fair” presenter Louis Klamroth (34) it will be the second summer break in 2024 as successor to Frank Plasberg – from the evening of June 10th, i.e. the Monday before the European Football Championship (June 14th to June 14th). . July) starts. Sport instead of talk will dominate the television program in the following weeks.
“Maischberger” will also have a break during the European Football Championships and the Summer Olympics,” said the ARD programming directorate. Sandra Maischberger’s break begins this year after the Wednesday edition on June 12th and lasts until August 21st. Maischberger will return during this time on July 3rd for a broadcast during this year’s Super Sports Summer. “As in previous years, the editorial teams can of course react flexibly to the current situation during breaks,” emphasized the ARD for its talk flagships on Erste.
Program breaks at ZDF
On ZDF, the summer talk break traditionally starts much later than on ARD. Maybrit Illner (59) and Markus Lanz (55) will be talking until July 25th. According to ZDF, the first edition of “Maybrit Illner” after the summer break will be on the program again on Thursday, September 5th. Lanz is even returning on Tuesday, August 27th.
Last year, Illner and Lanz moderated their shows until July 20th, Klamroth until June 19th, Anne Will until July 9th and Maischberger until July 12th.
Source: Stern
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