Popstars_–_Das_Duell

*Popstars – Das Duell*
Popstars – Das Duell
Created by	Jonathan Dowling
Starring	Preluders; Detlef "D!" Soost; Overground
Opening theme	"Come As You Are"
Country of origin	Germany
No. of episodes	20 (including specials)
Production
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	90 min.: Castings, The Show, Workshop, Finale; 60 min.: Roadshow, Special
Original release
Network	ProSieben
Release	2003 –; December 2003
Related
	Popstars – Du bist mein Traum; Popstars – Jetzt oder nie!;

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Popstars – Das Duell

Talent show

Popstars – Das Duell ("Popstars – The Battle") was an interactive reality, talent show broadcast in Germany during late 2003. It is the third German season of the international Popstars franchise. Unlike the first two seasons of Popstars, which resulted in the formation of one winning group (No Angels and Bro'Sis), Popstars – Das Duell created two rival groups who competed against each other for the most records sold. This show created Overground and Preluders. This season's catch phrase is "Lebe deine Traum" which means "Live Your Dream". Winners were the male band Overground. From 11 August 2003 to 3 November 2003, there was a special magazine about Popstars on TV called "taff. – Popstars Special" every Monday at 6 pm.

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The show consists of three phases. First phase is audition phase in which young aspiring singers can apply on six German cities (Stuttgart, Cologne, Hamburg, Frankfurt and Berlin). After the contestants had gone through a casting, a "Re-Call" and a "Re-ReCall", they united in a decision show in which the best 30–40 contestants were allowed to pass through to the next phase, the Workshop, in which two groups were formed. The groups battle in a Roadshow in which both bands promote their single and a tour. After the Roadshow the winning band was crowned in a big Live-Finale on 3 November 2003.

Title translation: The Battle
Winning band: Overground
Judges: Sabrina Setlur, Detlef Soost, Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen
Coaches: Artemis Gounaki (singing), D. Soost (dancing)

Episodes

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[Quotenmeter-1] [1]
"German television ratings". Quotenmeter.de. Retrieved 28 March 2009.

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Episode	from 3 years		14-to-49-year-old
Episode	Viewers (in millions)	Share (in %)	Viewers (in millions)	Share (in %)
1. Casting I	1,96	8,5	1,45	15,5
2. Casting II	2,21	7,7	1,74	14,5
3. Casting III
4. The Show
5. Workshop I
6. Workshop II	2,43	8,4		16,9
7. Workshop III	2,58	8,8	2,21	17,1
8. Workshop IV				18,5
Special	2,80			17,7
10. Roadshow I	3,66	11,3	3,01	21,3
11. Roadshow II	2,0			13
12. Roadshow III
13. Roadshow IV			1,76	10,6
14. Roadshow V	2,50	7,5		14,5
15. Roadshow VI	1,76	5,5		10,6
16. Roadshow VII	3,17	9,4		17,6
My Way Into The Finale	1,28	4,2		8,3
17. Finale	3,7	11,6	3,08	22,3

Popstars_–_Das_Duell

Popstars – Das Duell

Episodes

Episode 1: The Casting I

Episode 2: The Casting II

Episode 3: The Casting III

Episode 4: The Show

Episode 5: The Workshop I

Episode 6: The Workshop II

Episode 7: The Workshop III

Episode 8: The Workshop IV

Special Episode: The 12 finalists - Who will make the band?

Episode 10: Roadshow I

Episode 11: Roadshow II

Episode 12: Roadshow III

Episode 13: Roadshow IV

Episode 14: Roadshow V

Episode 15: Roadshow VI

Episode 16: Roadshow VII

Special Episode: My Way Into The Finale - "Preluders and Overground. The Stars Privat. Their Fears, Their Hopes, Their Plans"

Special Episode: The Countdown - "Two Days Left Until Decision"

Special Episode: The Countdown - "Behind the Scenes of the Finale-Show"

Episode 17: Finale

Television ratings

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