had run its course; the final broadcast was June 1, 1983. Martin Brozius continued performing at parties and events. Tax- and health problems prevented him from bringing the formula on stage. Brozius died on March 24, 2009 of diabetes. Kazan filled the void with his Blufshow before commercial station RTL asked him to present The Price is Right. He toured relentlessly with his Magic Show which included his two sons and daughter-in-law. Kazan now lives in Spain. In 2009-2010 the members of three-piece girl group Djumbo hosted Kies je Ster (Pick Your Star), the Dutch version of Poparound. German version (Eins, Zwei oder Drei) Eins, Zwei oder Drei ("One, Two or Three") began on December 10, 1977 and was the very first show on German TV to be licensed from the United States. In the show, which is produced by the public TV stations of Germany (ZDF), Austria (ORF) and until 2006, Switzerland (SF), three teams are competing; one from Germany, one from Austria and one from another country (e.g. Georgia, Bulgaria, Namibia), replacing Switzerland, which sent a team until 2006. Each of the teams consists of three children, both boys and girls, being about nine to eleven years in age. Michael Schanze hosted the first eight seasons, until 1985, when he was replaced by Birgit Lechtermann. She hosted the show for ten years. The third presenter from 1995 on was Gregor Steinbrenner, who also presented the 25th anniversary of the show in 2002, which was celebrated by staging a 25-hour quiz marathon. Daniel Fischer, who debuted in 2005, was the fourth presenter. The fifth and current presenter is the comedian Elton, who debuted in 2010. References External links Runaround on IMDb NBC original programming 1970s American children's television series 1970s American children's game shows 1972 American television series debuts 1973 American television series endings Television series about children Television series by MGM Television Television series by Heatter-Quigley Productions American television shows featuring puppetry