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What did Peter Lustig tell kids to do at the end of Löwenzahn?
Answer: Switch off the TV
Why: In episode 21, Peter Lustig gave one of his varied switch-off sign-offs in Japanese.
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Which household appliance sat in Raumpatrouille Orion's controls?
Answer: Electric iron
Why: The same spaceship set turned ordinary plastic cups into its ceiling lights.
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When did a woman first read the Tagesschau?
Answer: 1976
Why: Wibke Bruhns had read the news on rival channel ZDF back in 1971, five years before Dagmar Berghoff's Tagesschau debut.
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What color is the elephant on Die Sendung mit der Maus?
Answer: Blue
Why: Introduced in 1975, the blue elephant is smaller than the Maus itself.
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Who invented and first hosted Wetten, dass..?
Answer: Frank Elstner
Why: Thomas Gottschalk took over only in 1987, six years after the first show in February 1981.
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Where did Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten get its first scripts?
Answer: Australia
Why: The Dutch Goede tijden, slechte tijden, on air since 1990, is a sister adaptation of the same Australian soap, not the source.
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