Wetten, dass..?

Number of Season: 33 | Number of Episodes: 210

A long-running German-language entertainment television show based on the format of the British show You Bet! and the American show Wanna Bet?.

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Seasons:

Specials (E:4)

2001

Season 1 (E:7)

1981

Season 2 (E:6)

1982

Season 3 (E:6)

1983

Season 4 (E:6)

1984

Season 5 (E:6)

1985

Season 6 (E:6)

1986

Season 7 (E:6)

1987

Season 8 (E:8)

1988

Season 9 (E:8)

1989

Season 10 (E:6)

1990

Season 11 (E:6)

1991

Season 12 (E:7)

1992

Season 13 (E:6)

1993

Season 14 (E:7)

1994

Season 15 (E:7)

1995

Season 16 (E:5)

1996

Season 17 (E:6)

1997

Season 18 (E:7)

1998

Season 19 (E:8)

1999

Season 20 (E:7)

2000

Season 21 (E:6)

2001

Season 22 (E:7)

2002

Season 23 (E:6)

2003

Season 24 (E:7)

2004

Season 25 (E:7)

2005

Season 26 (E:6)

2006

Season 27 (E:7)

2007

Season 28 (E:6)

2008

Season 29 (E:7)

2009

Season 30 (E:7)

2010

Season 31 (E:6)

2011

Season 32 (E:4)

2012

Season 33 (E:3)

2013

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