Here’s part 3
S:Open a chat. Libero Marcel, it’s your turn, you could say that he’s our employee in Aurich. Open right now one to see if they have to be in the top 10. Sven says yes, I say yes, they both say yes, and the camera guys both say yes too.
T:Yes, the one who’s been laughing. Where is he?
S:There he is
T:What do you say? Yes? Yes
S:Yes, top 10.
J:He feels bad now.
S:He won’t be able to sleep tonight. Okay, how is a normal workday for you in normal life?
T:Mostly … people are having wrong images of it. First, every week we have different working hours. It depends on what they are filming. When they are mostly doing No Limits one day, then he usually has a day off, and I have to work.
S:Right, you’re working there for your brother.
T:Usually, a work day starts at 7.15am.
S:7.15am. That’s early.
J:Yes, with the make up. The men, it’s earlier for the women.
T:Yes, we have to wear a lot of make up to be even remotely watcheable.
J:You just saw us without make up, you know how it looked like before.
S:Right, I didn’t recognize you before.
S:And it goes until…
T:6.30pm. But when I’m making a lot of mistakes, then it can be 7.30 or 8pm
J:That’s inside, we’re also filming outside. When we have to do scenes at night it can get very late.
S:Then when are you learning your text? At weekends? Or during your days off?
J:Whenever we have the time. During the weekends I prepare the week to come, and then I learn my text in the evenings.
T:But when we’re filming outside, I mean, I’m just learning all that myself, it took me a while to understand it, when we’re outside, we’re doing it a week in advance. So that when we’re in the studio we’ve already … the outside takes a week earlier.
S:A week earlier what?
T:Filmed. I’ve forgotten the word.
S: It’s a week earlier … Understand?
J:This is an interactive show.
S:Have a look if Libero Marcel already opened the chat. For the top ten.
S:Should I?
S:Yes, or we’ll have to do it.
S:You have a lot of different experiences. You’re also doing voice work, you’ve done theatre, you’ve been in a serie on RTL, and now Verbotene Liebe. Have I missed something?
J:No. That was complete.
S:What do you like most? What’ the most fun?
T: Now think what you’re saying.
J:No, I like doing all of it. I love doing the soap because I love my work, and it’s great to know that I can work every day, I don’t have to wait for the next job. That’s great. For theatre I like the direct feedback from the audience. For voice work it’s nice that you can’t see my face and that I can concentrate on my voice. It all has it’s advantages.
S:Okay, but now you’re staying with Verbotene Liebe.
J:I’d like to stay there for a while. I feel very good there.
S:What about you? You’re just a tv actor. Have you done some theatre too?
T:There’s something planned right now, unfortunately, we had to postpone it a bit. No matter what, to act is a lot of fun, no matter what you’re doing. For us it’s very difficult at the moment. As long as we’re doing Verbotene Liebe, we’re not able to do much more.
S:I’m just having a look. Is there something going on?
S:There’s quite a few, but I just had a look for something different that you should be interested in. Sure, here they say they need to get into the top ten. But here it comes … right, let the guys stay until Giga Games starts because …
S:What’s the name of the game again? Right Call of Duty. And you can play a bit.
S:I’m going to bring you into contact, and then you can play. There are loads of game shows. Are you a player too?
J:Not really when it comes to combat games. I like Sing Star or stuff like that.
S: I like the WII.
T:Yes, WII is fun too.
J:That’s fun to play.
T:That’s crazy. You’re allowed to say WII and stuff like that?
S:Yes, we have a show called WIImotion(?), we have a show called P3, we have a show called 3:60
T:I’m very good at Sing Star.
S:How sad that we don’t have it here right now.
J:That would be great.
S:You have to come back and we’ll do Sing Star.
S:The best love songs.
T:The best love songs as duetts.
J:Hands on it.
S:Yes, I’m going to call your agent tomorrow and then …
T:Okay.
S:We still have an open … Yes, I know where I can put you into the schedule. What did I still wanted to ask you? What’s on my paper? Sven. What about the comments. Oh, the director is telling me we should have a short break. You stay with me. We also have our sex myths. Every week we’re doing sex myths. Now here’s the bumper Sex Myths.
S:There’s someone laughing.
S:That was the bumper. Now the audience knows it’s about sex. Today, we have the sex myth. Who’s calaculating can delay the orgasm.
T:Yes,
J:Yes, in every case.
S:This technique may help in short terms, but real soon you’ll know the answer to 74x234, namely 17.982. Then you’re where you were before. It’s better to concentrate on your body and to learn to which excitations he reacts the most, and then try to get as insensitiv as possible to them. Now you’ve learned something, right?
J:For me it’s always good to calculate because I only got 1 point in Maths for my A-level. That’s why I also can delay quite a while with simple calculations. (Did you notice that Thore is nodding knowingly?)
S:There we learned something new. So, now that we’re at the sex questions we’ll do the number. Today, it’s the 79. And there I can, … it’s standing there, right. I can see it on my control monitor. 79
T:Right beside tha chocolate thing.
S:Yes, do you want another chocolate?
T:No, I find this great.
S:Be careful. We have it since the first show. It was Novermber 19.
T:Twothousand?
S:7. It’s your decision. You can try it if you want
T:I’ve tried to… Maybe I’m taking some of it with me.
S:Actually, it’s a crew member and you shouldn’t eat it
S:Actually, it’s for decoration. I’m sure you’re having decorations too.
T:I’m eating it all nonetheless.
S:Back to numbers: 79 because the average woman kisses 79 men before she gets married.
T:Rubbish.
S:It’s written here. That’s a lot.
J:That’s very much.
T:Before she what? Gets married? 79 men?
S:79 men.
S:One time carnival, and that’s it.
S:Sven
S:In Köln
S:Sven
S:It’s about women. I only heard about it.
T:Carnical?
S:Yes, one time carnival, and
S:That’s a bit too many, right?
T:Now don’t play the nice one. Right before in the make up room it still was …
J:I don’t want to hear that.
S:What happened in the make up? I close my mouth.
T:Ask your questions. You still have 2.
S:I can’t find any. You’re done, you can leave.
J:Fine, then …it was nice.
S:Ahh. I still have something. Your big dream is, I’ve read, to travel through Canada in a camping car.
J:Yes, there you found something.
S:Because I’ve researched.
J:No, it’s true.
S:I’m watching Verbotene Liebe and doing research at the same time. How did you get the idea? With the beaver it’s a nice transfer.
J:With the beaver it’s a nice transfer, yes. It has been my dream as long as I can think. Once through the Rocky Mountains, Vancouver, with a camping car, being completely alone.
S:Without Thore?
J:I think we still have to talk about it, but until now I have planned it without Thore.
T:I would prefer doing it on a horse.
J:He’ll be riding after me.
S:Right. The riding position. You could have said something about it.
T:No, not in the riding position, but with a horse.
S:Through Canada?
T:Yes. I’d like that. And then in a wooden cabin, with a Winchester, at a cabin, and then he can pass by with his caravan, he might get a beer.
S:Wouldn’t you be lonely when you did it alone?
J:Exactly. That’s the point. I like being alone. I don’t have problems being alone. And I think it’s important to be isolated in between to find back to yourself, think about yourself and things.
T:You said it beautifully.
S:Yes, really, we wanted to bring some calm into the show.
J:After the whole kidding that’s a nice way to come to an end
T:Yes.
J:Thank you, I’m getting all emotional myself right now.
S:Can we get a camp fire on the screen?
S:Sven is it a dream of you too to travel through Canada?
S:Canada would be nice. I can recommend New Zealand.
S:You’ve been to New Zealand?
S:Yes, with a camping car. But Canada is much wider.
J:Would Canada be something for you too?
S:I’m afraid of flying.
J:Then with a raft over the big pond to Canada.
S:I wouldn’t do that either. I only get to the german islands.
J:You’re getting us into a bad mood.
T:Do you have any other problems you’d like to talk about?
J:Right now would be the right time.
S:I first have to drink more alcohol.
J:Okay, let’s clink our glasses.
T:We’re drinking our water.
J:We’re drinking our water.
S:Do we have more water for our guests?
J:I want to say it again: plastic cups.
S:What’s going on in the community?
S:The community is rocking.
S:Can you read the one thing: My girlfriend is 1. I liked that one.
S:That was great. I don’t know where it was.
S:There it is.
S:Right. Because Zlotka is writing: I need help. Hello Susie, hello Sven, I know it’s out of the subject, but I need your help. I’m having a girlfriend for one week, she is 1, I am 14. And so on. The question is: Is that okay? And then, next post, a minute later. Sorry, the keyboard didn’t work. My girlfriend is 16.
S:Everything’s fine, just a mistake.
S:Okay, I’m very happy that you’ve been here. You’ll be coming back for Sing Star, love songs. You can still stay and play. Next week we’ll have a new subject: relationships with someone from a different background. I’m excited about it. Now I can only say. Go out and snog. See you next week 8pm.