Spätprogramm, in which he interviewed Gunvor and Nella Martinetti. Dr. Klöti Is a very nervous expert, who speaks extremely fast. He e.g. gives banal tips to stop smoking, or a very short quiz, that contains absurd and doubtable questions. Prelate Morgenthaler and Sister (Viktoria) Morgenthaler (a nun) Are from Catholic clerics, both with the same ugly teeth. The prelate once acts as a clerical occupational counsellor, that degrades bishop Wolfgang Haas after a laughable qualifying examination. The nun appears in a fictional TV-advertising spot, which tries to find new members for church. (Do you know the Landeskirche? Do you know, that only every second person is member? (...) Call now!). This advertising is made like callsex-commercials, with the nun winking seductively. The "Landeskirche" is the official state church in each canton -- can be Protestant or Roman Catholic depending on the historical religious population of the canton. 'Erwin Bischofberger Is an uptight library employee (according to other comments, he is a counsellor for enterprises, too. Once, Bischofberger even spoke at a real meeting of a real Swiss enterprise). He has huge glasses. In a fictional coupling show, Bischofberger's hobby is described to be riding a "motorcycle" - the following part of the film shows him riding a moped. Jakob Liniger A pensioner with shifted bit and partially bald head. He is anchorman of the fictional programme „Bettflucht“. Sonny Boppeler, called Jack Boppeler, too A soccer coach, that isn't very sympathetic. In one sketch, he tries to deal African players. Italian-guy (called "Gian-Franco Benelli". In the sketch "Die Weihnachtsgeschichte" ("The Christmas Tale"), Benelli who is an Italian guest worker (foreign labourer), speaks a bad but fast Swiss German. His cadence is rhythmic and "Italian", as are his gestures. He seemingly doesn't know dialectical Swiss-German spoken grammar and therefore he makes mistakes such as "double verbs", etc.. Furthermore, he doesn't really assume a conversation's momentane content, but simply shouts his typical phrases, e.g. „Chasche nitte mache!“ (You can't do that!). Turkish- or Kurd-guy (called "Mehmet Örkan" in sketch "Der neue Arena-Moderator") A seldom seen figure, a bit similar to the Italian-guy, but with different hair (partially grey). According to the sketch "Der neue Arena-Moderator", he is a "weapons dealer and mafioso". In a fictive discussion of the programme "Arena", he celebrates himself, putting the hands in the air and making gestures to increase the own applause. The (real) Kurt Aeschbacher, who plays