Das aktuelle sportstudio

*das aktuelle sportstudio*
das aktuelle sportstudio
Theme music composer	Thomas Reich
Country of origin	West Germany (1963–1990); Germany (1990–present)
Original language	German
Production
Production locations	Mainz, Germany
Original release
Network	ZDF
Release	14 August 1963

Last updated April 11, 2024

Das aktuelle Sportstudio (stylized in lowercase) is a weekly sports TV show on German channel ZDF, broadcast late on Saturday evenings. The program is repeated later on 3sat. It was first broadcast on 24 August 1963.^[1] From 1999 to 2005, the program was called ZDF Sportstudio.

History

When ZDF started in 1963, it had a modest budget and it was decided to try to attract an audience using sports. This was the beginning of an unusually large sports editorial team of 42 employees, who actually succeeded in overcoming the ARD for a whole time with the visual participation. This project favored the recently introduced football league, which made football more attractive with its point system. To this end, a tailor-made program was created.

The original name Das aktuelle Sport-Studio was changed to ZDF Sportstudio on 4 December 1999 and the time slot was permanently moved to 11 p.m. in 2004. The reason for this: so far, the studio had always been broadcast live, which was expressed by the word "aktuell" in the title. Now it was only a question of a consignment previously recorded for reasons of cost. From 6 August 2005, the program was broadcast live and under the name das aktuelle sportstudio on the old broadcasting station at 10 p.m.. At the start of broadcasting after 10 p.m., das aktuelle sportstudio was sent in a time-delayed manner in exceptional cases. Since 11 September 2010, das aktuelle sportstudio is usually recorded on Saturdays from about 22:30 hrs ("live on tape") and is broadcast from 11 p.m. onwards.

According to negotiating circles for the four seasons 2013/14 to 2016/17, ZDF is paying between 88 and 92 million euros for the package of Bundesliga broadcasting rights on which the broadcast is based. The channel does not give any information on the amount of expenditure. According to ZDF, the 46 to 48 75-minute broadcasts per year have an average cost of about 150,000 euros.

Presenters

Some of the presenters were athletes before joining the program, such as figure skaters (Rudi Cerne), footballers (Michael Steinbrecher) or athletes (Wolf-Dieter Poschmann and Bernd Heller).

Carmen Thomas became the first female presenter of the show (and the first female presenter of a sports show on German television) on 3 February 1973. Her tenure is connected with two other events in German television history: in her second program, she was able to present the picture of the Bild am Sonntag newspaper of the following day and to read the criticism of their broadcast. On 21 July 1973, however, she mistakenly referred to football team Schalke 04 as "Schalke 05", which she is still asked about almost every week.^{[ citation needed ]} 30 years later, at the home match on 28 August 2004 against FC Hansa Rostock, she issued an official apology for her error to all the Schalke fans present.

Moderator	Masculine/ Female	From		To
Basche, Arnim Arnim Basche	m	1972	to	1974
Bendt, Helmuth Helmuth Bendt	m	1963	to	1981
Breyer, Jochen Jochen Breyer	m	2013	to	today
Cerne, Rudi Rudi Cerne	m	1999	to	2006
Friedrichs, Hanns Joachim Hanns Joachim Friedrichs	m	1971	to	1981
Günzler, Rainer Rainer Günzler	m	1963	to	1969
Haanappel, Joan Joan Haanappel	w	1980	to	1981
Heller, Bernd Bernd Heller	m	1980	to	1993
Jauch, Günther Günther Jauch	m	1988	to	1997
Kerner, Johannes Johannes B. Kerner	m	1997	to	2006
König, Norbert Norbert König	m	1992	to	1994
Krämer, Gerd Gerd Krämer	m	1964	to	1968
Kürten, Dieter Dieter Kürten	m	1967	to	2000
Mas, Sissy de Sissy de Mas	w	1980	to	1981
Meisel, Heribert Heribert Meisel	m	1963	to	1964
Müller-Hohenstein, Katrin Katrin Müller-Hohenstein	w	2006	to	today
Papperitz, Doris Doris Papperitz	w	1984	to	1990
Poschmann, Wolf-Dieter Wolf-Dieter Poschmann	m	1994	to	2011
Reinhart, Christine Christine Reinhart	w	1993	to	1995
Schneider, Werner Werner Schneider [ de ]	m	1964	to	1973
Schneyder, Werner Werner Schneyder ^[2]	m	1975	to	1979
Senne, Karl Karl Senne	m	1981	to	1992
Steinbrecher, Michael Michael Steinbrecher	m	1992	to	2013
Thoelke, Wim Wim Thoelke	m	1963	to	1970
Thomas, Carmen Carmen Thomas	w	1973	to	1974
Valérien, Harry Harry Valérien	m	1963	to	1988
Voss, Sven Sven Voss	m	2011	to	today

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References

↑ sueddeutsche.de:Der Erfinder der ZDF-Torwand ist tot, 2011
↑ Dirksen, Jens (3 March 2019). "Der talentierte Herr Schneyder starb mit 82 Jahren in Wien". ikz-online (in German). Essen: Funke Medien NRW. Retrieved 4 March 2019.

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[1] sueddeutsche.de:Der Erfinder der ZDF-Torwand ist tot, 2011

[Dirksen-2] Dirksen, Jens (3 March 2019). "Der talentierte Herr Schneyder starb mit 82 Jahren in Wien". ikz-online (in German). Essen: Funke Medien NRW. Retrieved 4 March 2019.

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