Rolf Miller "Obacht Miller"

Here the xenophobic Syrian, there the vegan hunter, there Achim, Jürgen and Rolf, as always the four of them in a six-pack, all inclusive. Everything seems the same as always, and remains just as different. Times change, Miller remains - dry as ever, in his inimitable smugness. "Me, myself and I" - what's the problem, I'm enough for myself - but that's not enough: OBACHT MILLER! - the new program by Rolf Miller.the half-sentence phenomenon shows us once again that we shouldn't believe everything we think.... "Keep your head down, no problem...take it easy, "everything's worse, uh... as it sounds..." As always, Miller doesn't know what he's saying and means it, because when certain hunches turn into splash-proof facts, who doesn't succumb to Miller's charm? Exactly. And the whole thing is even better than in real life, as if Gerhard Polt were sitting next to him in an Audi A6.Rolf Miller's character simply can't help himself: guaranteed to be often achieved and never copied. And remains as unique as he is, I promise. - Don't worry. He promises us a chaos of twisted punchlines, sometimes around the corner, sometimes straight, with and without dings, just lean back, relax in your combat suit, and breathe easily from your pants - into the bag.And as always, the satirist leaves nothing out: the necessity of a nuclear war, the essential selfie while gawking at the highway, "uh, yeah, why not?" - or Jogi's boys after the Putin World Cup. And of course, as always, the "carnivorous hands-free kit" (as Achim cautiously calls Miller's ex). She: "And what if I die tomorrow?" He: "Friday." He continues to drive through the world in a convertible, confidently in a diesel, because diesel is a way of life. You can't put it better than a fan on Facebook: "What a senseless stammer, sick, brilliant". Miller's humor still goes through the chest from behind, according to the principle of the great philosopher Bobby Robbson: "We didn't underestimate the opponent, we just didn't believe he was that good. "With "OBACHT MILLER", Miller finally succeeds in giving his nameless character a name in the fourth program. You have a free choice, because you are guaranteed to know such a freelancer of ignorance in your environment, and then only an ironic: eiwanf