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Back on TV: All eyes turn to Stano

Back on TV: All eyes turn to Stano

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • TV3 is bringing the Lithuanian family entertainment show “Žvaigždžių žvaigždutės” back for a new season.
  • The premiere features Laura Mazalienė and her daughter, along with musicians Stano and Deivydas Zvonkus and their daughters.
  • The first season aired 19 episodes watched by 1.4 million people, and contestants’ winnings supported the long-running “Išsipildymo akcija” charity project.

TV3’s “Žvaigždžių žvaigždutės” is returning with a new season built around famous parents and the secrets their children reveal about them.

The opening programme features content creator and sports enthusiast Laura Mazalienė with her daughter Aurėja, and the close friends Stanislavas Stavickis-Stano and composer Deivydas Zvonkus with their daughters. Host Marijus Mikutavičius will also publicly congratulate Stano on his wedding.

They never go anywhere separately, and they even attend the same class. Separating them would be very unfair, and it could end badly for me.

— Stanislavas Stavickis-StanoHe explains why he appears on the programme with both Joana and Amelija.

Stano will appear with two girls, his daughter Joana and his wife Beata’s daughter Amelija. He says the two are inseparable and attend the same class. “They never go anywhere separately, and they even attend the same class. Separating them would be very unfair, and it could end badly for me,” he says.

It looks as if they were from the same pop group.

— Deivydas ZvonkusHe jokes about Stano’s and his daughters arriving dressed alike.

Zvonkus jokes that the girls arrived dressed alike, “as if they were from the same pop group.” The show will also feature stories about the families, including Stano’s admission that he is not particularly observant. “My wife came home with hair extensions and walked around all evening, then got angry and said: ‘So, you don’t see anything?’ Well, I didn’t see anything,” he says.

The programme’s first season consisted of 19 episodes watched by 1.4 million people, including half of Lithuania’s children aged four to seven. Thirty fathers, 23 mothers, four grandparents and 58 children took part. Although families competed to win, their prize money went to the “Išsipildymo akcija” support project rather than to their own budgets. The new season begins on TV3 on Sept. 1 at 7:30 p.m.

My wife came home with hair extensions and walked around all evening, then got angry and said: ‘So, you don’t see anything?’ Well, I didn’t see anything.

— Stanislavas Stavickis-StanoHe describes his lack of attentiveness during a programme discussion about family secrets.
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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.