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Stefan Mross is calling TV-Aus: Is "Always on Sundays" going on now?

The article discusses Stefan Mross, a prominent Austrian comedian and actor, who has recently drawn attention due to his potential return to television. The focus is on whether the popular Austrian show 'Immer wieder sonntags' will continue despite previous speculation about its cancellation. The piece explores the implications of Mross's involvement and the future of the program, which has been a staple of Austrian entertainment.

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Stefan Mross is calling TV-Aus: Is "Always on Sundays" going on now?

The article discusses Stefan Mross, a prominent Austrian comedian and actor, who has recently drawn attention due to his potential return to television. The focus is on whether the popular Austrian show 'Immer wieder sonntags' will continue despite previous speculation about its cancellation. The piece explores the implications of Mross's involvement and the future of the program, which has been a staple of Austrian entertainment.

Bias read (Center): The article does not exhibit clear ideological bias. It focuses on cultural and entertainment aspects rather than directly addressing political issues. There is no evident slant in the language or framing of the content.

Why factuality (85): The article raises questions about the future of the show 'Immer wieder sonntags' featuring Stefan Mross but does not provide definitive information. It suggests uncertainty rather than making clear factual claims. The lack of specific details reduces the factuality score slightly.

Why objectivity (75): The title uses emotionally charged language like 'lässt aufhorchen' (makes people take notice) which implies intrigue or controversy. This introduces some subjectivity. However, the content remains mostly neutral in presenting the question of the show’s continuation.

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