"Aeschbi takes the TV to task" was the headline in "Blick" last week. So far, so good.
"Mut-Aeschbi" rants against casting shows ("always the netherlands rcs data same pattern") and comes out as an opponent of pop shows and Jass shows. His conclusion: "People used to be braver."
But he doesn't want to talk about the shows "Bachelorette" from 3+ and the nude daters from RTL, which represent something new: They are clearly below the Aeschbi level. And - quite clearly - from the competition, which is not blessed with license fee money.
On the other hand, "Mut-Aeschbi" praises the "Tagesschau" and the documentaries. Of course, they also come from his employer.
Why doesn't Aeschbi talk about public service? Why doesn't he get more specific? Does he have any suggestions about what could be done differently? Aeschbi's experience would be helpful here.
But "Mut-Aeschbi" is the world champion in shadow boxing. At first glance, it seems aggressive, but as soon as you turn on the light, you look in vain for its dares.