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Regina fulfills her dream: A day at the Meereseum Stralsund!
Find out how a pensioner in Rostock made her dream come true with “hard work and warmth” and gained insights into everyday life.
Regina fulfills her dream: A day at the Meereseum Stralsund!
The popular TV documentary “Hartz und cordial” has been running on RTL2 since April 1st and presents exciting insights into the lives of the people in Rostock's Blockmacherring every weekday at 6:05 p.m. This format is very popular and attracts a wide audience, as evidenced by viewership and market shares. The show achieved a market share of 8.8 percent and up to 1.38 million viewers in the target group between 14 and 49 years old. The younger target group aged 14 to 29 is even more enthusiastic, with a market share of 11.4 percent. Nordkurier reports that pensioner Regina will realize a special dream this week.
Regina takes an exciting trip to the Oceaneum Stralsund, a place that perfectly suits her love of fish. The documentary accompanies them during this journey and impressively shows their enthusiasm for the fascinating ocean worlds. These personal insights are an integral part of “Hartz and cordial – day after day Rostock”. In addition to Regina, the lives of other protagonists are also examined, such as the mother of six Sandra, who is preparing to move to East Frisia and encounters various logistical hurdles.
Personal stories in focus
While Regina is discovering her joy at the sea, Sandra has found creative solutions to transport her belongings efficiently - including using shopping carts. Other characters such as Pamela and Brigitte are also the focus of the documentary. Pamela struggles with mysterious events in her apartment and receives support from her friend Marita. Brigitte, on the other hand, has concrete ideas about redesigning her apartment and would like to buy a new couch.
The format is not only dedicated to the challenges of everyday life, but also addresses emotional aspects. The trans man Damian is caught up in his past on Warnemünde Beach, which affects not only him but also his girlfriend Katharina. These stories make “Hard and Warm” a captivating experience for viewers who can sympathize with the protagonists.
Market share and popularity
“Hartz und Herzen” is produced by UFA Show & Factual GmbH and has become an integral part of the evening’s program. Compared to other formats, the documentary performs very well. For example, the series “Cologne 50667” had a market share of 11.0 percent in the 14-49 year old target group, while “Berlin – Day & Night” finished with 9.8 percent. These figures underscore the popularity of “Hartz und cordial” in the context of German reality formats. Presseportal.ch shows that the total daily reach of RTL II is 6.8 percent.