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Große Klappe, großes Herz

Treffpunkt Herz

Musik ist Trumpf

Am laufenden Band

Die Montagsmaler

Rabe, Pilz und dreizehn Stühle

Glückspilze

Dalli Dalli

Olympia – Olympia

Sie und Er im Kreuzverhör

Drei mal neun

ZDF Werkstatt

The Circus Princess

Peter Alexander präsentiert Spezialitäten

Vergißmeinnicht

Der eingebildete Doktor

Und Ihr Steckenpferd?

Schöne Grüße von Adelheid

Genosse Münchhausen

Natürlich die Autofahrer

Stars in der Manege

Paprika

Wunschkonzert

Bitte recht freundlich

1:0 für Sie

Eine nette Bescherung

Bambi Awards

Peter Frankenfeld (born Willi Julius August Frankenfeldt on 31 May 1913 in Berlin – 4 January 1979 in Hamburg) was a German comedian, radio and television personality.
After World War II he became an interpreter with the U.S. military government. In 1948 he went into broadcasting. He pioneered quiz programs on West German radio and television, becoming the country's best-known programme host and entertainer. He is remembered for some classic sketches such as "Der Überzieher" (about a man getting in trouble in a restaurant because he has to constantly guard his overcoat), "Die Bürgschaft" (his bumbling attempt to recite Schiller's poem The Hostage), or "Die Wetterkarte" (The Weather Chart, where he speaks in a wide variety of German dialects).
In 1962, he and director Heinz Dunkhase discovered the comedy sketch Dinner for One in Blackpool which was staged in Frankenfeld's live show shortly thereafter, and recorded on 8 July 1963. The show was re-run occasionally on German television until it got its fixed spot on New Year's Eve in 1972.
He was married to the singer Lonny Kellner.