It’s Foreigners That Go On A Bit Weekend! (feat. Schlag den Raab 5/5/12)

By | May 4, 2012

I’m busy over the next few nights but there are some entertaining foreign shows on, and happily because they’re on for ages there’s a chance I might get to see some of them.

Tonight at 9-11pm UK time is the Spanish version of popular Italian fun king of the hill quiz Avanti! You can watch an official live feed of the channel here.

Saturday at 7:15 UK time Stefan Raab defends a whopping €2m on Schlag den Raab. Hopefully a naughty live feed will turn up.

275 thoughts on “It’s Foreigners That Go On A Bit Weekend! (feat. Schlag den Raab 5/5/12)

  1. Lewis

    Stefan messes it up! Peter wins!

    Peter 27 – 39 Stefan

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    1. Dan Peake

      And this is why we love Raab, finding surprisingly exciting games, be that horseshoe throwing, bolt screwing, or toaster watching.

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      1. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

        I wish I’d have seen the toaster watching game now, since it’s been mentioned a few times!

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          1. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

            Ah, vielen Dank 🙂

  2. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

    And Peter wins!!!

    Peter 27 – 39 Stefan

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  3. David

    Stephan needs to win any 2 of the last 4 games to win, it’s that simple…Peter needs to win any 3 of the last 4.

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  4. Brig Bother Post author

    Alright, basically Raab can win any two, Peter must win any three of the last four to win.

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  5. David

    BTW, did you hear CBS is threatening to sue ABC about their Glass House show? They say they are breaching Non Disclosure Agreements (about 20 ex-BB people, including the producer, are working on Glass House) and they’re basically ripping BB off..

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    1. Dan Peake

      Didn’t know “breaching NDAs” was the reason, but I had heard about the irritation between CBS and ABC. From what I’ve heard about The Glass House, they have a fair case, until it can be distinguished from Big Brother certainly.

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  6. Brig Bother Post author

    Oh that’s interesting, Betfair taking bets on the next host of Wetten Dass, sounds like it’s not over for good after all.

    Markus Lanz if you’re playing along at home, and seems pretty much locked in – odds at 1.02.

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      1. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

        Speaking of McDonalds, I tried a McGangbang last week. You take a double cheeseburger, open it out and put a Mayo Chicken inside it.

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  7. Lewis

    Another musical break, and now game 12 – Das Rad

    Still no Elton…

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  8. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

    Spiel 12 – Das Rad (The Wheel)

    Wow, we LOVED this game last time it was played. So good to see it again so soon!

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  9. Dan Peake

    Although slightly different this time, in a way I haven’t figured. Two podia, with numbers up to 20.

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    1. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

      OK, so Stephen spins the wheel this time, and someone can jump in by pressing a number on their keypad when they think they know how many revolutions the wheel will make.

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  10. Brig Bother Post author

    Ah ha, they’ve got to predict how many times it will go round as it’s spinning. First one to lock in the answer ‘owns’ it.

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  11. Alex S

    Looks like you have to predict the number of revolutions it will make, I also think that you can ‘bid’ and take it in turns increasing the amount if you think your opponent has under-guessed, although I’m not sure about that part.

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  12. Lewis

    Peter’s owning this so far, 3-1

    (it’s first to 7, since nobody’s said)

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  13. Alex S

    Can’t help but feel this has lost the tension the old version of this game had.

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    1. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

      Yeah, the strategy of doing one more revolution each time was very tense. All you have to do here is wait for the wheel to start slowing down and make your guess.

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    2. Brig Bother Post author

      In fairness, an unusual skill game such as this would probably be unfair on the contestant given Raab would have already played it.

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      1. Alex S

        True, hadn’t thought of that. Would definitely have been unfair in that case, this still feels like a lesser game in comparison, would have been nicer maybe to have something different.

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  14. David

    Well it also gives it a maximum of 13 spins, so they’ll know how long it will take…

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  15. Lewis

    Peter wins it 7-6!

    Peter 39 – 39 Stefan

    Best 2 of the last 3 games, then.

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  16. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

    Peter takes it!

    Peter 39 – 39 Stefan

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  17. Dan Peake

    Raab means to push 8 but pushes 9 instead, and hands the game to Peter!

    Oooh, well, whoever wins 2 out of the next three games wins! Guaranteed to get to game 14 now…

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  18. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

    Spiel 13 – Blamieren Oder Kassieren mit ELTON!

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    1. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

      Well, he’s romping it right now…

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  19. Lewis

    Stefan did indeed do quite well, winning 7-2

    Peter 39 – 52 Stefan

    Matchball!

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  20. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

    Spiel 14 – Pfannkuchen (Pancakes)

    PANCAKE TOSSING FOR €2M?

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    1. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

      Not just regular pancake tossing with a pan, but flipping it on a spatula instead. Clever, Germany, very clever…

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    1. Andy "Kesh" Sullivan

      Since Peter messed up his first flip (and as I type, his fourth), he REALLY needs Stefan to mess up as well, but he’s been perfect so far…

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  21. Lewis

    Oh no! Peter makes a silly mistake, not getting it back in the pan afterward!

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  22. Brig Bother Post author

    Raab very much going for the minimum height approach.

    Oh, Peter flipped it but didn’t get it in the pan so it doesn’t count!

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  23. Lewis

    Stefan conquers it after 8 rounds, winning the match before it’s even Sunday UK time.

    Next time we play for €2.5 million!

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  24. Dan Peake

    Next one on 14th September, if I was listening correctly. You never know, Raab might not be broken by then!

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  25. James

    I have to say, that was probably one of the best shows in a while. Some of the games had real tension like horseshoe flipping and ‘The Wheel’.

    €2.5million next time out. I have a feeling this could keep on rolling.

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      1. James

        Well if he keeps on winning, the Christmas show will have a jackpot of €3.5million. I imagine that could pull in some amount of viewers.

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      2. Alex

        The pool game went down to the black ball, I remember.

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