Kostas Tsouros: “You haven’t seen anything yet.”

Kostas Tsouros premieres on Saturday 23 September and every Saturday and Sunday at 1:40pm on MEGA redefining the concept of infotainment.

The title of the show, “You Still Ain’t Seen Nothing,” he said, came about completely by chance while talking to his partners.

Together with Kostas Tsouros, Noni Dounia and a strong team with a distinct aesthetic, point of view and positive attitude: Yuridiki Valavani, Despina Tsouko and Panos Katsaridis.

“For me, the best thing is to be with people you can have a good time with, because that’s how I think you can achieve a good result. Some of those who will be with me are my friends too.”

As he said, the weekend crowd is different as there are people who work on weekdays but also the opposite.

“Also, people who work on weekdays want to be informed and entertained. That’s why I chose to make a show that has it all. I want them to say ‘We had a good time today too, we got informed and had fun.’

Partners of Kostas Tsouros talked about the show

Noni Dounia said the appreciation with Kostas Tsouros is mutual and she considers him very capable while saying the team has already “bonded”.

Yuridiki Valavani said it was her second time working with Kostas Tsouros and she said she laughed a lot.

Ileana Trevido, who will be its editor-in-chief, said she was his first editor-in-chief in entertainment.

Dimitra Calfontzou said that Kostas Tsouros is demanding but has the quality of listening.

Despina Tsoko said there was mutual respect between them and that she now knew him better.

Panos Katsaridis said that it is a great honor to be with Kostas Tsouros on this project and that they have known each other for years and are like family.

“I am happy that the channel gave me the opportunity to choose my partners.”
Speaking about his partners, Kostas Tsouros said the goal is for everyone to be different.

“I wanted to do something new. I am happy that the channel gave me the opportunity to choose my partners. Because the show will have everything, the innovative thing is that the people who will be involved in the entertainment will not be involved in the information but rather the opposite. I will be involved in everything.”

“Viewing numbers come in second.”

Kostas Tsouros said that what he wants is for the show to do well and for the viewers to be happy.

“Watching the numbers comes second. I also want to make TV for the viewers and not for us. I’ve always been interested in the show running as well as possible. Now that the responsibility is on me, I’m more interested in the result. If the result is good then the numbers will follow. I I am also very happy with the editorial team I have behind me and I am very happy that they all agreed to work on my show.”

“Stefanos Kasellakis is currently presented as Sakis Rouvas”

But he also pointed out a person today who is none other than Stefanos Kasellakis.

“I knew him as a state candidate for Syriza and now within a month he has become a ‘star’. I think his goal was to become a ‘star’. I feel that this is the only way he can achieve this result so quickly. I feel that one side is working more communicatively The other works more politically. The politician, what Efe Ahtosoglou does, is timeless. I think Stefanos Kasellakis could not, in such a short period of time, oppose Ahtosoglou, who has much more experience. So that tells you what quality I have With it, my connections, my relationships, it’s more about the lifestyle,” he said initially.

“In the national elections we saw people from the entertainment industry not getting into parliament. Soon after, the Syriza elections come, and there image and communication dominate. Stefanos Kasellakis is currently introduced as Sakis Rouvas. I want to say that he is handsome, he has smart communication, and we see that even In Syriza, they are moving towards someone who is more political. We have not heard Stefanos Kasellakis give a political speech and this man will represent the party. In Syriza, the swords are out because the people of the party see a foreigner coming to take over. We also heard some unfair things. There are skirmishes between them. In the place What the counter has been crossed. Efi Ahtsioglou is also a candidate, not just Stefanos Kasellakis. If Kasellakis leads Syriza, it seems he will get some pedigree, and he seems to have the support of Alexis Tsipras and other executives. I feel this issue is progressing. But let’s not forget that “There are candidates, because we act as if it has already been issued.”