Moments of embarrassment for Caterina Balivo at La Volta Buona: the presenter doesn’t know how to answer the question, it all happens live.
TO The right timeCaterina’s program Bailiff which airs on Rai Uno in the afternoon, today there was a connection with Milly Carlucci to present L’Acchiappatalenti, the program that will start on Friday evening in prime time and which, in fact, is a format co-produced by Rai with Freemantle. In fact, while the show host was explaining how the game works, something happened that no one would have ever imagined.
What are we talking about? It all happened suddenly and put, in a totally unexpected way, a little bit embarrassment the presenter of the afternoon show of the first channel. What was this ‘fateful’ question? It all happened the moment Milly began to explain how the new state TV format works: the five “talent catchers” will have very few seconds to try to decide which talent to focus on.
The difficulty will not only be carefully choosing which person to valorize, but also and above all looking further ahead, since in the final they will have to perform with them. For example, tell the Carlucciif a person suffers from vertigo they will never be able to choose, for example, a tightrope walker: in short, everything must be calibrated down to the smallest details but at the same time there will be very little time to make this decision.
Caterina Balivo embarrassed at La Volta Buona: Milly Carlucci’s ‘fault’
In the end, however, he added something that embarrassed Balivo a bit: “The scientists said that the “Talent Catchers” to get the competitor will have to hit a hammer in the shortest time possible, hence the fateful question of Milly Carlucci at Balivo: “Do you believe in love at first sight?” A question that caused a minimum of embarrassment and then, as a very good presenter that she is, the woman immediately turned it back to Nathalie Guetta and the Carota Boys, i.e. the guests of the episode: “Wait, let’s ask the question to Nathalie Guetta and to the Carota Boys, is this okay?!”
“The question arises from the fact that psychologists say that when you meet a person you have already instinctively decided within 4 seconds whether you like him or not.” In short, a moment of ‘panic’ but in the end it was a really fun moment transmission.
