A week ago Horst Tappert passed away. He was made famous by playing inspector Stephan Derrick in the eponymous series, which was, as you know, criticised for being very slow and a good alternative to sleeping pills. The elderly (including my own grandparents, I admit) particularily enjoy watching an episode because it was broadcast round 1 or 2 pm, i.e. the perfect time for taking a nap. Since nothing happened in the episode anyway they didn't miss anything at all. Although it seems very unlikely a Derrick episode actually featured a stunt! Check this out:
And here's a very nice parody made by singer and songwriter Jean-Luc Fonck (mimicking Tappert's gaze perfectly) and Aurélia Dejond for La Télé infernale:
Unfortunately I didn't find an Uncyclopedia entry on Derrick, but I found these funny banners:
The New Yorker cartoons
6 years ago
1 comment:
nice post!
God that real episode was freakingly thrilling! I actually never watched an episode of Derrick myself but I've also heard of its soporific properties...
I also liked the "trop tard" :)
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