New ProSieben show by Bill and Tom Kaulitz canceled

The whole thing actually sounded like a new recipe for success for an entertaining game show, but apparently the investment is not worth it for ProSieben for the time being. For the opening episode on Tuesday (September 17), “DWDL” reports attracted just under half a million viewers, which corresponds to a weak market share of 5.7 percent in the advertising-relevant target group of 14 to 49-year-olds. However, the broadcaster will not be giving up the format completely just yet.

Maybe “The Superduper Show” still has a future

Although four episodes were originally planned and the second episode was already scheduled for next Tuesday, the ProSieben officials changed their minds at short notice due to the poor performance of the show. Spokesman Christoph Körfer (57) told “DWDL”: “'The Superduper Show' unfortunately did not find its audience on Tuesday evening.” That is why we are taking the show off the program.”

However, Körfer goes on to explain that ProSieben still stands behind the concept of the format and may therefore want to broadcast “The Superduper Show” again in a revised version in 2025. “However, we still believe in the show's potential and will bring it back to a time slot in 2025 that will make it easier for families to watch the show,” he announced in his statement.

Speaking of which: TV viewers will not miss the show. However, the concept of the “Superduper Show” was strongly rejected by some viewers. Sources used: ProSieben, t-online, DWDL