German Programs
- Traumhochzeit (1992–2000, start 19 January 1992, RTL) (2008, ZDF)
- Kollegen, Kollegen (1992, start: 15 September 1992)
- Surprise Show (1994, start 30 October 1994, with Kai Pflaume)
- Hausfieber (1998–1999, start 3 January 1998)
- Kinder für Kinder (UNESCO, 25 December 1993 + 13 November 1994)
- Die Prominenten Playback Show (16 September 1995 en 7 December 1996)
- Soundmix-Show (30 December 1995–31 March 1996 and 4 January 1997 – 1 February 1997)
- Domino Day (1998–2002)
- Einer gegen 100 (2002, start: 12 January 2002)
- Der MillionenDeal (2004, SAT.1, start: 1 May 2004)
- Mr. Nanny (Ein Mann für Mama) (Film 2006)
- The Winner is ... (2012, SAT.1)
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