Alexander Lyubimov said that the program will go on NTV.
Ksenia Alferova
Photo: Yury Feklistov
The new TV season gave a lot of sensations that are associated in one way or
otherwise, with the First channel. One of the programs that dropped out of this “button”,
became “Wait for me”.
The fate of one of the most popular programs in the history of modern
Russian television has been solved today. This was stated in an open letter to the President
TV company VID
Alexander Lyubimov.
“We are thankful First for the fact that almost 20 years ago
the producers believed in what was still a raw project and supported it. All these years
the program “Wait for me” came out on a weekly basis not only in Russia. The Studio “Wait For
I” worked in Yerevan, Kishinev, Minsk, Astana, Kiev. Special editions
for Ukraine and Kazakhstan continue to be aired now. Together we managed
find more than 200 thousand people… But times are changing. The priorities of the First channel
markedly shifted towards entertainment. This is the main reason
transfer “Wait for me” to another Federal channel. They became the NTV, which for two
year really changed that much. New projects bring people together and often
make you think about something very important. It is, first and foremost, the project “You
super!”, which, in my opinion, was the event this year. That is why NTV
the form and with the content strategy, which it is oriented today
the best sites for “Wait for me”. It seems to us that on NTV “Wait for me”
live a new colorful life,” wrote Lyubimov.
Ksenia Alferova on the closing “Wait for me”: “I’m sad!”
Date of the first release on the new channel is still unknown.
In the same way as the names of the leading. According to some information, there will be three. Perhaps in
the air will continue Ksenia Alferova, which paired with Galibina led
the program in 2014. In any case, the personal blog of the actress is still listed,
she is the host of “Wait for me”.
Recall that the “persons” of the program in different years was Igor Kvasha, Maria Shukshina, Mikhail Efremov, Chulpan Khamatova, Sergei Nikonenko and
Alexander Domogarov.