Pânico na TV
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Pânico na TV is a Brazilian comedy program shown on RedeTV on Sundays. It is the television version of the original radio program called "Pânico". After it's opening on TV (September 28th of 2003) it reached high popularity and, for a few minutes in some days, it reaches the first place in audience.
It's strongly popular among young people and on it's first few years it caused a huge impact because of the innovative humor the show used. Since then, crude sketches and invasive and disrespectful treatment toward celebrities started to have a negative impact on the show which is now considered "cheap humor". Since launching, CQC, a TV show from Bandeirantes, was billed as the "classy version of Panico" and stole part of the show audience.
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[edit] Cast
[edit] Emílio Surita
Emilio is the group's leader. He almost never makes any sketch or imitation. Emilio is kind of ironic and the smartest one.
[edit] Sabrina Sato
See Main Article 'Sabrina Sato'
[edit] Bola
A ironic and hateful fat man, Bola ("Ball"), real name Marcos Chiesa, is angry and violent. With Emilio, Bola was one of the founders of the group. And as Emilio, Bola rarelly imitates someone. Normally, Bola helps Sabrina with the dangerous situations, always being violente and angry.
[edit] Crew
[edit] Ceará
Real name Wellington Muniz, Ceará is high-profiled impersonator. His "signature" is using horrible fake teeth at every impersonation. His main character is an imitation of Brazilian TV host Sílvio Santos. He always makes his sketches with Rodrigo Scarpa.
[edit] Carioca
Real name Márvio Lúcio, Carioca is a character himself. A modern Don Juan, Carioca thinks he can make every kind of woman fall in love with him. A current joke at the show is that Carioca is gay and has hemorrhoids. Aside of his own character, Carioca plays multiple roles, such as "Serginho Gosma" (Serginho Groisman), Brazilian estilist Ronaldo Ésper and Freddie Mercury. For multiple times, Carioca is seen dressed as a woman.
[edit] Daniel Zukerman
One of the new humourists hired at the show's third year, Zukerman plays only one role: "Xupla", an imitation of Brazilian singer Supla. During his "sketches", Zukerman goes to night clubs to kiss ugly women.
[edit] Rodrigo Scarpa
Also known as Repórter Vesgo ("The Crosseyed Reporter"), Scarpa is an annoying reporter who goes, with Ceará dressed as Silvio Santos, to celebrities parties. Annoying, Vesgo irritates every celebrity, being assaulted a number of times.
[edit] Danielle Souza
Known as Mulher-Samambaia (Fern-Woman), Danielle has no functions at the show. She only wears a small and tight bikini and goes into dangerous situations with Sabrina and the other Panicats.
[edit] Evandro Santo
One of the new humourists hired at the show's third year, Santo plays Christian Pior (an imitation of Christian Dior). A new rich man who love to mock poor people and thinks money and luxury are the best stuff in the world.
[edit] Marcelo Harada
When Vinicius Vieira left the show, the program started a contest to find the new "Gluglu". A Japanese disoriented man, Harada has only one cathphrase: "Óiaaaaaaaaa!!!".
[edit] César Polvilho
Humourist Eduardo Sterblitch was hired after making a "test sketch" with his group Deznessários satirizing Tropa de Elite. His character is a lost-minded and distracted reporter known as "César Polvilho: The Action Reporter".
[edit] Ex-Crew Members
[edit] Japa
Known as Japa ("The Japanese Man"), Marcos Aguena participated of the show since its beginning impersonating Master Fyoda, a retarded Master Yoda and a deaf reporter. He left the group at his second year.
[edit] Vinicius Vieira
Also in the grouo since the beginning, Vinicius played a character called Zé Fofinho ("Cute Zé"), a mentally instable and childish man. Later at the show, Vinicius started playing two character: Gluglu (a homossexual imitation of Brazilian TV host Gugu Liberato) and Mano Quietinho (imitation of singer Netinho de Paula). He left the show at hos fourth year to go to Rede Record with his crew-partner Carlos Alberto da Silva.
[edit] Carlos Alberto da Silva
Played a character called Mendigo ("Homeless"), a rude and weighed man. Later, Carlos started playing a character called Merchan Neves (a satire of TV sportive host Milton Neves) who made the catchphrase: "Pedala Robinho". Carlos also imitated Brazilian president Lula. At the show's fourth year, alongside with his friend Vinicius Vieira, Carlos left the show and was hired by Rede Record.
[edit] Panicats
The show has, on the stage during all the exhibitions, a group of women dressed on bikini and dancing. Their names are Tânia Oliveira, Gabriela Monteiro, Elisiane Benites and Daniele Bolina. Tânia was a cover of the Playboy Magazine , while Gabriela and Elisiane were at the cover of the Sexy Magazine. Bolina made some shots for Sexy too. Also, the four participates at dangerous situations alongside Bola, Sabrina and Samambaia.
[edit] Recurring Crew Members
A big number of actors participated of the show.
[edit] Robinho
A midgeon called Nestor and dressed as the soccer player Robinho. Merchan Neves (Carlos Alberto da Silva) used to slap his head and scream "Pedala Robinho!!". The catchphrase became a nacional fenomenum.
[edit] Tevez
Another midgeon called José dressed as the argentine soccer player Carlitos Tevez. Merchan Neves used to slap his head and scream "Samba Tevez!!!". Like "Pedala Robinho", "Samba Tevez" became a fenomenum.
[edit] Homem-Grito
A fat Black man known as Tyson assumes the name of Homem-Grito ("The Scream Man"). On the streets or anywhere else, Tyson loudly scream at people's ears.
[edit] Amanda
Participates only at the Radio Show. She's a thin, depressive and ironic young girl. She loves to criticate everyone in every opportunity.
[edit] Marcelo Senna
Another "Radio-only", Senna is a stutter and timid sportive newsman. He is always very mocked because, as everyone talks, Senna is virgin.
[edit] Sketches
[edit] Sandálias da Humildade
"The Humility Sandals" are given by Vesgo and Silvio to any celebrity who makes an aggressive or arrogant comments or an action against anyone. To "purify" the celebrities, the sandals must be worn by them. The celebrities to whom the sandals were given:
- Luana Piovani. The actress received the sandals after slapping Vesgo's face. She supposily have wear the sandals and became Vesgo's friend.
- Clodovil Hernandes. The estilist and TV host received the sandals after commenting against the show. A fight between Pânico and Clodovil started (as they were at the same station), with dangerous persecutions by car. At the end, Clodovil was fired live at his show. Some time later, Clodovil supposily made peace with the show and have wear the sandals.
- Jô Soares. The talk-show host was persecuted, but soon wear the sandals (which were in the shape of an elephant's foot).
- Luiza Tomé. The actress "assaulted" Silvio, but soon wear the sandals.
- Daniella Cicarelli. After expelling Caroline Bittencourt of her wedding with Ronaldo, the host Daniella Cicarelli received the sandals. Vesgo and Silvio spent a day in front of MTV's building. She easily wear the sandals. A scandal broke when they "discovered" Cicarelli had six fingers on one of her foots.
- Carolina Dieckman. Vesgo and Silvio used a crane to climb 'til Carolina's apartment (although was said they even went to the second floor, as the crane was too small). Carolina sued them, prohibiting the show to say her name or showing any picture of her.
- Maradona . It was just angry when the Vesgo and Sílvio came to him. Soon after, the humorists he offered to the DVD "Pele Eterno", saying that with that video he learn to play football.
[edit] Meda
Christian Pior and Robaldo Ésperman (Carioca) go to rich people's parties or glamurous places to talk about their clothes and style. Inside this sketch, two other characters are seen: Carioca plays a satiric version of Amaury Jr. and Evandro Santo plays an addicted reporter called Mary Juana.
