November 11, 2026

Forsthaus Rampensau: Joyn Delays Season at the Last Minute

A cancellation with even shorter notice is almost unimaginable: The fourth season of “Forsthaus Rampensau Germany” was supposed to debut today, Friday, November 6, on Joyn and sixx. But that will not happen. Practically at the last minute, the streaming provider pulled the plug and moved the entire season to 2027.
In an official statement Joyn explained: “Very short notice, we unfortunately have to move the broadcast of our reality program ‘Forsthaus Rampensau Germany’ into the year 2027.” As a reason, the company only cites “production-related reasons.” No further details are provided. There is also no new start date yet.

Promotion was in full swing as recently as Wednesday

Even more curious: Not even two full days before the surprise cancellation, Joyn had once again rolled out the red carpet for the new season. In a press release, the unusual celebrity duo Claudia Obert (65) and Theresia Fischer (34) were at the center of attention. The two were set to meet in the Austrian Forsthaus for the first time. The release detailed how the two reality stars were preparing for the adventure.
The other participants were already confirmed as well. In addition to Obert and Fischer, Gigi Birofio, Brenda Brinkmann and Filip Pavlovic were among those who would bring plenty of spark to the Alpine-WG. A total of ten celebrity duos would compete for a prize of 25,000 euros. As “Team Drag,” Katy Bähm and Gino Bormann would be part of the cast.

22 episodes were already firmly planned

The fourth season was also tied to an extensive programming plan. A total of 22 episodes were to be released beginning on November 6 in weekly double episodes. On linear television, the format would shift from ProSieben to sixx, where it would again occupy a primetime slot on Fridays at 8:15 p.m. Joyn+ even announced four episodes to kick things off. (spot)

Marcy Ellerton
Marcy Ellerton
My name is Marcy Ellerton, and I’ve been telling stories since I could hold a pen. As a queer journalist based in Minneapolis, I cover everything from grassroots activism to the everyday moments that make our community shine. When I’m not chasing a story, you’ll probably find me in a coffee shop, scribbling notes in a well-worn notebook and eavesdropping just enough to catch the next lead.