At the center of the TV comedy series Tohuwabohu is a small, amateurish private television station, whose name says it all: a curious hodgepodge of news, sport, entertainment, culture, music, entertainment, information, show, entertainment and entertainment. Under pressure from financiers and creditors as well as on the run from the ORF, the post office and the police, the staff of Tohuwabohu chases from scene to scene and from one media and artistic faux pas to the next. The result of this type of programming is not only a desolate chaos, but also an expression of advanced lack of talent and ideas. But behind the presented absurdities of Tohuwabohu, on closer inspection, there is a TV, media and social criticism that picks up everything and everyone or unmasked them with parodic references.
