“Młodzi i Moralni” is a Polsat series in which they present their latest skits. Interest in the program is also high due to the fact that the comedians’ jokes concern current affairs that are currently affecting the whole of Poland. On October 16, the station did not broadcast a new episode that was supposed to focus on the elections, but this was not the end of the confusion around the format.
Edward Miszczak spoke about cabarets on Polsat. He cut the topic short
In a conversation with Plejada, a Polsat employee suggested censoring the previous episode, which included anti-PiS jokes. Tomasz Matwiejczuk, director of corporate communications of the station, explained that Polsat does not want its programs “to be used by any entity of political dispute in the current election campaign.”
However, the overdue episode was not broadcast a week after the elections, although Robert Górski personally announced it on social media. Plejada asked Edward Miszczak, program director of Polsat, to comment on the increasingly publicized case. However, he cut the topic short. “I can’t say anything,” he said briefly.
Cabarets on Polsat. Górski disgusted: You can liquidate TVP, but not its Spirit
On October 22, at 8 p.m., instead of cabarets, Polsat viewers could watch the action film “RIPD”. Robert Górski summarized the station’s moves briefly and eloquently. “You can liquidate TVP, but not its Ghost” – a famous comedian slammed Polsat. He also admitted that he does not understand the station’s decisions at all, but he knows that they are terrible for its image. “Maybe Polsat is swimming under the sinking TVP to pick up the survivors and take over its role for the coming years,” Górski said.
Source: Gazeta
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