Horst Evers - So gesehen natürlich lustig

Let's not beat around the bush: the world is a vale of misery. Something is always happening that leaves us tired, baffled, or furious - or all four at once. The fourth thing it does to us wasn't even known at the time of writing. But by the time you read this, something will surely have happened again.

Seen that way, it's almost remarkable how much genuinely funny stuff keeps happening regardless. Which you might not always catch if nobody tells you about it. That's what this show is about: stories that are told and read aloud. By Horst Evers. Much like always - except these are new stories, set in the here and now. And still very funny. Or perhaps because of that.

Evers also offers tips on how to treat yourself despite everything. For some time now, for instance, he has enjoyed preparing small meals for his wife on top of his head - so she can eat them straight off his bald patch. Few people do this. Yet it feels surprisingly good when things are eaten off your head. You do need the right hairstyle to keep it appetising, of course. Warmer dishes in winter, cooler ones in summer. And it's advisable not to serve anything up there that requires a knife and fork.

But even when things go wrong: "Nothing in this world is as communicative as a plaster on your head." The show will naturally be much funnier than this text. Thank goodness.