see below) is the first German stand-up comedy which was created exclusively for Netflix. On 15 November 2016, it became available on Netflix in several countries (optionally with subtitles), including the United States and the United Kingdom. Nuhr was one of the first signers of the Open Letter to the German Position on Russo-Ukraining War on late April 2022, who demanded not to support Ukraine with arms in order to "prevent a third world war". Islamic cabaret controversy Dieter Nuhr is one of the few German cabaret artists who deals with the topic of radical sides of Islam in his programmes and books. In October 2014, a suspected Salafist pressed charges against Nuhr because he was allegedly insulting creeds and religious communities. Erhat Toka (board member of the former Muslimisch Demokratischen Union – MDU, now Bündnis für Innovation und Gerechtigkeit (BIG)) initiated the process and denoted Nuhr to be a hatemonger who agitates against Islam and invoked people to boycott Nuhr's event in Osnabrück. The Islamic scholar Bülent Ucar of the University of Osnabrück argued that Nuhr uses generalizations, feeds prejudice and brings himself up to tendentious interpretations of the Koran. The emeritus professor of theology Reinhold Mokrosch who is also speaker of the Round Table of the Religions could understand the criticism of Nuhr since he felt that it encouraged Islamophobia. Aiman Mazyek, chairman of the non-representative Central Council of Muslims in Germany was also upset about Nuhr's utterances but advised to keep calm. Mazyek declared: "If Mr. Nuhr thinks he can interpret the Koran in a fundamentalist way for the sake of satire then he has to take responsibility for this. However, it is not worth suing him and thus giving him free advertising." Lawyer Klaus Staeck, recent president of the Academy of Arts, Berlin, said at the time he did not expect the complaint against Nuhr would be successful, and believed Nuhr only exercised his freedom of opinion, which is taken very seriously by German courts. Nuhr objected to the accusation that he would be stirring up hatred against Islam. He told Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung he would continue discussing the dangers of radical Islam. He is not interested in insulting Muslims, but still wants to deal critically with Islam, he told the Welt am Sonntag. The cabaret artist warned of not publicly criticizing Islam just because of fearing the possible reactions and to not leave the protest