Klaas Heufer-Umlauf has stood out for many things—expertise wasn’t one of them. This show aims to change that: someday, eventually, maybe in 100 years, Klaas will be the “Expert for Everything.” And this program is just the beginning!

Heads up—time to learn! Klaas returns with a new show (and an educational mandate), delivering answers this week to questions that really matter to society: How awesome is celebrity life? What’s the best way to make ice cream at home? And can just anyone hypnotize someone?

This show exists entirely for the viewers—and it turns Klaas into an expert at everything. Its primary goal is ultimate knowledge gain. The host? Completely clueless! Klaas only encounters his guests and their topics at the start of each episode—ranging from bizarre consumer myths to tests, talks, and practical everyday tips. Can Klaas present these segments without any preparation and still impart real knowledge?

Klaas Heufer-Umlauf has been known for many things—expertise wasn’t one of them. This show aims to change that: one day, eventually, maybe in a hundred years, Klaas will be the “Expert for Everything.” In this episode, he tries “skipping work” with actor Matthias Schweighöfer (i.e., play hooky) and takes a memory boot camp from Sophie Passmann.

Klaas embarks once again on his holistic expert training and is enlightened by highly qualified guests: Joko brings spirited interior inspiration, Palina fact-checks the hottest headlines, and the production team sends minors out to buy cigarettes.

This episode of Expert for Everything is once again a wild mix of concentrated information, surprising insights, and genuine “aha” moments. Klaas investigates whether everything in life can be negotiated, reporter Andreas hacks his way to free fitness, and pain-tolerance expert Timon Krause shares his tips and tricks for handling especially unpleasant situations at home—right after Klaas kicks him hard in the balls.

After watching this episode of Expert for Everything, nothing will ever be the same. You'll find out which major city has the highest scam risk, whether smoky whiskey really tastes like ashes, and how to turn scribbles into cash and old socks into art. So: see you on the other side!

Watch life coaches pale in comparison to this episode of Expert for Everything: Klaas and Apache learn from kids how to make tough decisions, Till Reiners presents the ultimate comedy guide to online dating, and Jakob Lundt reveals some truly shocking insights on the topic of car park sex.

The stupid summer is over! Expert for Everything is back – the only show on ProSieben where you are smarter after watching than before. This time: Klaas tests the chill potential as Ed Sheeran’s personal assistant, mastermind Matthias Mangiapane gives us career tips to get started in the reality world, and if all that shouldn’t work out, you can still earn a few extra bucks on the plane with our finance tip.

In this episode of Expert for Everything we learn that sometimes it can definitely be worth it to embarrass yourself (for example, if – like Dennis and Benni Wolter – you can save money on a moving company), while in other cases (for example, if your name is Zarbex and you have already lost several times against your streamer colleague Schradin in the “Yes-No Game”) it is not. In addition, Klaas finally clears up, with the help of Alli Neumann, how much melatonin you can knock back with a clear conscience.

Make some room in your brain, because in the latest edition of Expert for Everything you won’t get around a proper dose of knowledge! Klaas tests the general level of susceptibility to bribery in Germany, practices criticism with Thomas Hayo, takes part in a waste separation training, and finally also puts a proverb to the test.

Diese Ausgabe „Experte für Alles“ ist gekommen, um euer Selbstbewusstsein zu boosten! Einerseits durch Wissen, denn MPU-Experte Dustin Senebald erklärt Klaas, Nina Chuba und Momme Hitzemann, worauf es bei einer Verkehrskontrolle ankommt. Andererseits durch Kontrontationstherapie, denn Zuschauerin Verena versucht, ihr Schamgefühl zu überwinden, indem sie sich bewusst in drei immens peinliche Situationen begibt.

Diese Show stellt sich völlig in den Dienst der Zuschauer - und macht Klaas zum Experten für alles. Hier geht es in erster Linie um den ultimativen Erkenntnisgewinn. Der Gastgeber? Völlig ahnungslos! Mit den Gästen und Inhalten wird Klaas erst zum Beginn jeder Sendung konfrontiert: von kuriosen Verbrauchermythen über Tests und Talks bis hin zu handfesten Alltagstipps. Gelingt es Klaas, die Themenblöcke ohne jegliche Vorbereitung zu präsentieren und Wissen zu vermitteln?