In the seventh episode of the show “Game of Switzerland”, four pairs of candidates complete a thrilling scavenger hunt through Switzerland over three days – past the country’s impressive sights in the hunt for the main prize worth 20,000 francs. The competition game show is hosted by Jonny Fischer.
In “Game of Switzerland”, the candidate couples put their relationship, their knowledge and their physical fitness to the test. Only the couple who works best together mentally and physically has a chance of winning the big prize: a trip to the Bernese Oberland, two e-bikes and pocket money worth a total of 20,000 francs. The show is moderated by Jonny Fischer. With humor and wit, he presents the most beautiful corners of Switzerland and gets excited with the candidate couples.
After a historic start on the Kyburg near Winterthur ZH, the route leads with various stops via Ebnat-Kappel SG, Zurich and Basel to the Rigi. There are stopovers at the Rapperswil children’s zoo, in Baden AG on the Limmat and at the Astrid Chapel on Lake Lucerne. The four teams solve tricky and physically demanding tasks to get closer to winning.
Broadcast: Saturday, January 18, 2025, 8:10 p.m., SRF 1
These teams compete:
-Leny, 34, and Momo, 31, from Neuenegg BE
Leny and Momo have been a couple for six years. Leny works as a sales manager and runs a beauty studio. Momo works in the field and would like to start his own clothing brand. The couple’s common interests include creating content for social media, as well as fitness and sports. They both love being the center of attention. The declared goal of this Bernese couple is to become reality stars.
Mario, 56, from Sargans SG and Andreas, 56, from Neftenbach ZH
The two twin brothers are not only very similar in appearance but also in personality. Mario worked in the hotel industry for a long time and has now been working as an operations manager for an international Christian aid organization for six years. Andreas is a business analyst. While other teams complement each other, the two shine or fail together. Because: What one can do, the other can do, and what one can’t do, the other can’t do either.
Selina, 29, and Endrita, 31, from Niederrohrdorf AG
Selina and Endrita have been a couple for two years and met on a dating platform. Selina studies multimedia production and heads the marketing communications department in a bakery. Endrita is a trained nurse and works as a coach for healthcare institutions. The two complement each other perfectly; the energetic Endrita is always lovingly brought down to earth by her partner Selina whenever hectic breaks out.
Jasmine, 35, and Markus, 39, from Matzingen TG
Jasmine and Markus have been married for almost ten years and live with their three children in Matzingen TG. They both studied sports and fell in love with each other during their studies. Jasmine works as a craniosacral therapist and Markus works in human resources consulting. The two have already experienced a lot together and score points with their different skills. Jasmine is highly sensitive and feels things that other people don’t feel. Markus, on the other hand, is pragmatic and remains calm even in hectic situations. They call themselves “Mr. and Mrs. Control Freak.”
