Why is it closed for now. Channel One explained why the TV show "while everyone is at home" was closed. you will have a child

Today this news was officially confirmed on the TV channel. The TV channel terminated the contract with the production company "So far, everyone is at home" after a scandal with the financing of filming videos about orphans.

Since the program does not belong to the TV channel and was created by the manufacturing company, the First Channel “So far, everyone is at home” will no longer be aired. The decision to terminate the contract was made about a month ago.

According to RBC's source, the contract with Dom LLC was terminated as a result of an internal audit organized by the TV channel after reports appeared in the media that Timur and Elena Kizyakov, hosts of Poka Vse Dom, took money from several sources at once for the production of so-called video passports for orphans, which were shown in the heading “You will have a child”

The heading “You will have a child” told about children from orphanages who need adoptive parents. “The channel started testing as soon as the first publications appeared in the media. As a result, the information about the fraud was confirmed, and it was decided to close the program, ”the interlocutor of RBC explained. “The main reason is the damaged reputation of the program. And everyone was waiting for some action from Channel One,” the source added.

According to a RBC source, it turned out that the company received money for this heading from the TV channel (for the production of the program on outsourcing), the state (for the production of so-called video passports for children) and from sponsors (for example, from ceramic tile manufacturer Kerama Marazzi). According to the interlocutor of RBC on Channel One, the production of the program “So far, everyone is at home” was carried out by Dom LLC, registered in Moscow in November 2015. According to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (EGRLE), 49.5% of LLC belongs to Timur Kizyakov, the same share belongs to his longtime business partner Alexander Mitroshenkov, another 1% belongs to the head of the company Nina Podkolzina.

The fact that the companies that belong to the creators of the program “So far, everyone is at home” received funding in the amount of about 110 million rubles. to create videos about orphans from the Ministry of Education and Science and at the same time from regional authorities, at the end of December 2016, the Vedomosti newspaper reported. According to the procurement documents examined by Vedomosti, the production of one such video passport costs 100,000 rubles.

The representative of Channel One, Larisa Krymova, then told the publication that the channel was not aware that the company producing the program was filming video passports with money received from the state. She also said then that the channel intends to investigate whether this violates the terms of the contract. According to the newspaper, Channel One pays about 1.5 million rubles for one episode of the program “So far, everyone is at home”. The column “You will have a child” also has a separate sponsor - the tile manufacturer Kerama Marazzi, part of this money is also received by the creators of the program. In 2015, Alexander Mitroshenkov, Timur Kizyakov and Elena Kizyakova received the Russian Government Prize in the field of mass media for the column “You will have a child”.

The permanent presenter of the program Timur Kizyakov himself at first assured that he did not know anything about the termination of the contract, then he also stated that the producers of the program themselves decided to stop working with Channel One. He said this in a commentary to the radio station "Moscow speaking".

The main reason is that we do not accept the methods of leadership of the First Channel, which are now practiced there, - said Kizyakov. It is not clear which methods are involved.

According to Kizyakov, in December 2016, after the release of publications about the situation with video passports of orphans (then it turned out that Kizyakov received money from the budget for them), Channel One simply stepped aside.

Now I believe that Channel One is trying to save face when programs with a long-term reputation are leaving, the presenter said.

According to Kizyakov, the decision to terminate cooperation with Channel One in the Dom company (half owned by Kizyakov) was made in May 2017. At the same time, the Vedomosti newspaper writes that the decision to terminate the contract was made in April. According to Vedomosti, one of the reasons for this was the decrease in the ratings of the program. “The scandal with video passports of orphans became the final point for the channel,” the newspaper reported, citing a source on Channel One.

Kizyakov does not consider the claims justified. According to him, “So far, everyone is at home” is a “bone in the throat” for competitors who also make videos about orphans. However, he did not specify what kind of programs in question.

While we are, there is and with whom to compare. Look carefully at these programs through the eyes of a potential adopter - what information will give you a reason to go to your child across the country? Kizyakov says.

He stressed that thanks to the column “You will have a child” in “So far, everyone is at home”, 2.5 thousand children from orphanages left for families. “And when 20-30 thousand videos are filmed, and five children are arranged, the efficiency is zero,” he believes, calling the content of competitors “props” and “visibility”.

Kizyakov said that all funding for the production of video passports came from government agencies - the Ministry of Education and Science or regional authorities.

In order for a child to be seen, a certain amount of information is needed, a certain amount of professional work, - he explained.

At the same time, Kizyakov claims that the sponsor of the rubric - the manufacturer of the tiles - had nothing to do with the videos, and the sponsor's gift goes to the children's institution where the child lives - the hero of the rubric. Kizyakov included the expenses for the trip of journalists to the orphanage in the estimate for the production of the program - it was assumed that Channel One would pay for this.

I'm wondering how the channel will comment that the presenters are leaving one by one. We will not make excuses, but will continue to do what we were doing. The program may die, but it cannot die,” Kizyakov said. He added that he is considering the possibility of signing a contract with another TV channel and continue to show "So far, everyone is at home."

The press service of Channel One did not comment on the information about Kizyakov's departure.

• The program “So far, everyone is at home” has been broadcast on Channel One since 1992 on Sundays. The TV presenter came to visit celebrities and talked with their families.
• According to the TV meter Mediascope (former TNS), the program “So far, everyone is at home” has recently been in the second half of the rating “100 most popular programs among Russians over the age of 4 years”. The rating of “So far, everyone is at home” issues did not exceed 3% in the spring.

The TV program “So far, everyone is at home” will no longer be aired on Channel One, RBC learned. The TV channel terminated the contract with the company producing "So far, everyone is at home" after the scandal with the financing of filming videos about orphans

Channel One terminated the contract with the company that produced the program "So far, everyone is at home." This was reported to RBC by a source familiar with the process of the channel's work with third-party content producers. Since the program does not belong to the TV channel and was created by the manufacturing company, there will no longer be airing “Channel One” “While everyone is at home”.

Information about the termination of the contract with the producers of one of the oldest programs on Channel One was also confirmed by another source of RBC. "It is a fact. And the decision to terminate the contract with the company [Dom, which produced the program “So far, everyone is at home”] was not made today, but about a month ago, ”a source close to the leadership told RBC on Channel One.

According to the source, the contract with Dom LLC was terminated as a result of an internal audit organized by the TV channel after reports appeared in the media that Timur and Elena Kizyakov, hosts of Poka Vse Doma, took money from several sources at once for production of the so-called video passports of orphans, which were demonstrated in the section “You will have a child”.

The heading “You will have a child” told about children from orphanages who need adoptive parents. “The channel started testing as soon as the first publications appeared in the media. As a result, the information about the fraud was confirmed, and it was decided to close the program, ”RBC’s interlocutor explained. “The main reason is the damaged reputation of the program. And everyone was waiting for some action from Channel One,” the interlocutor added.

According to a RBC source, it turned out that the company received money for this heading from the TV channel (for the production of the program on outsourcing), the state (for the production of so-called video passports for children) and from sponsors (for example, from ceramic tile manufacturer Kerama Marazzi).

According to the interlocutor of RBC on Channel One, the production of the program “So far, everyone is at home” was carried out by Dom LLC, registered in Moscow in November 2015. According to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (EGRLE), 49.5% of LLC belongs to Timur Kizyakov, the same share belongs to his longtime business partner Alexander Mitroshenkov, another 1% belongs to the head of the company Nina Podkolzina.

The press service of Channel One has not yet commented on RBC's information about the termination of the contract with the company producing the program "So far, everyone is at home." RBC sent an official request to Channel One.

Timur Kizyakov, TV presenter of the program “So far, everyone is at home,” told RBC that he was not aware of the termination of the contract. “I don’t have such information, I’m away,” he said in a conversation with RBC.

The co-owner of the Dom company, Alexander Mitroshenkov, told RBC that he could not comment on anything, since he "had no information." “This is the first time I hear about this from you,” Mitroshenkov added, answering RBC’s question about the termination of the contract by Channel One with Dom for the production of the program “So far, everyone is at home.”

Funding for filming video passports

The fact that the companies that belong to the creators of the program “So far, everyone is at home” received funding in the amount of about 110 million rubles. to create videos about orphans from the Ministry of Education and Science and at the same time from regional authorities, at the end of December 2016, the Vedomosti newspaper reported. According to the procurement documents examined by Vedomosti, the production of one such video passport costs 100,000 rubles.

According to RBC, in June 2017, the Ministry of Education and Science signed a contract with Dom LLC for 10 million rubles. to develop at least 100 new videos about children in need of adoption. According to the contract, the duration of the video should be 30 minutes, including eight minutes with the participation of the child himself. The contract also provides for the production and publication on the federal TV channel of at least six videos, each with a running time of at least 6 minutes. This part of the contract must be completed by October 3, 2017.

The representative of Channel One, Larisa Krymova, then told the publication that the channel was not aware that the company producing the program was filming video passports with money received from the state. She also said then that the channel intends to investigate whether this violates the terms of the contract.

According to the newspaper, Channel One pays about 1.5 million rubles for one issue of the program “So far, everyone is at home”. The column “You will have a child” also has a separate sponsor - the tile manufacturer Kerama Marazzi, part of this money is also received by the creators of the program.

In 2015, Alexander Mitroshenkov, Timur Kizyakov and Elena Kizyakova received the Russian Government Prize in the field of mass media for the column “You will have a child”.

According to Mediascope, "So far, everyone is at home" is among the 100 most popular programs among Russians over the age of four.

In addition to Dom LLC, according to SPARK-Interfax, Timur Kizyakov, together with Elena Kizyakova and Alexander Mitroshenkov, is the founder of the Videopassport Charitable Foundation, Videopassport Child LLC, and Videopassport-Tula LLC. In addition, together with Alexander Mitroshenkov, he is a co-owner of Poka Vse Doma LLC.

It was these companies, as Vedomosti previously wrote, that in 2011-2014 won state tenders for the creation of video passports about orphans and received state contracts for their production. At the same time, with charitable organizations that tried to use the term "video passport", the creators of "So far, everyone is at home" sued. As of December 2016, Vedomosti managed to find two such claims - one was withdrawn, and the second trademark owner received compensation of 20 thousand rubles.

"While everyone is at home"

The program “So far, everyone is at home” has been on the air since November 1992. As part of the program, its author and presenter Timur Kizyakov comes to visit the families of famous artists, writers, musicians and athletes. In addition, there were several regular headings in the program. The heading "Crazy Hands" was published in 1992-2010, but was closed due to the departure of the presenter Andrei Bakhmetyev. The heading "My Animal" tells about the pets of the heroes.

Since September 2006, the heading “You will have a child” has been on the air, which told about children from orphanages who need adoptive parents. It was hosted by the wife of the main host of the program, Elena Kizyakova.

In December 2016, it became known that companies owned by the creators of the program “So far, everyone is at home” have received about 110 million rubles at tenders from the Ministry of Education and Science, as well as regional authorities, since 2011. to create videos about orphans. Kizyakov himself told Vedomosti that since 2006, together with his wife and the film crew “So far, everyone is at home,” they have created about 3 thousand such videos.

The producer of the program is the structures of Alexander Mitroshenkov's Transcontinental Media Company, Dom LLC, registered in Moscow in November 2015. According to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (EGRLE), 49.50% of LLC belongs to Timur Kizyakov, the same share belongs to his longtime business partner Alexander Mitroshenkov, another 1% belongs to the head of the company Nina Podkolzina.

The program is three times winner of the TEFI television award. In July 2017, several times she was included in the Mediascope rating of the 100 most popular programs among Russians over four years old, ranking 39-56 in it.

With the participation of: Philip Aleksenko

The average Russian TV viewer, turning on the TV on Sunday morning, will no longer see a positive person drinking tea. According to RIA Novosti, citing a source familiar with the situation, Channel One will no longer purchase the entertainment program "", which has been running for many years.

According to the source, this decision is connected with the results of the audit, during which it became clear how the program was financed.

The program, from which the country "crazy"

“So far, everyone is at home” is a real symbol of the era. The first issue aired on November 8, 1992, during the period of traumatic shock from the collapse of the USSR. There was very little positive on TV at that time. Therefore, Sunday gatherings with tea were a real outlet for the audience, and the presenter Timur Kizyakov quickly became a star no less than those to whom he came.

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For the beggars of the 1990s, the heading “Crazy Hands” became a godsend, in which the inventor Andrei Bakhmetyev, together with Kizyakov, created simple crafts from improvised materials. The most popular of them were, of course, plastic bottles, from which Bakhmetiev seemed to be ready to collect anything - up to the space station.

In 1996 and 2006, "So far, everyone is at home" won the TEFI award in the nomination "Best Educational Program".

Over a quarter of a century of existence, the program has become so recognizable that, perhaps, there were no major humorous projects where they would not joke about it, from parodies in "" to hurricane numbers in.

"While everyone is at home" spoiled the "children's question"?

Television critics frowned, believing that the transmission format was outdated, just as Timur Kizyakov himself was outdated over 25 years of continuous tea drinking. And yet, at first glance, nothing foreshadowed the current turn of events.

However, back in December 2016, at a seminar chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Olga Golodets, the head of the Ministry of Education and Science Olga Vasilyeva drew the attention of the regions to the unscrupulous work of foundations for placing children in families. Vasilyeva also mentioned the program “So far, everyone is at home”, in which since 2006 there has been a heading “You will have a child”, which deals with assistance in the adoption of children left without parental care. The program prepared the so-called video passports of children, and the minister noted that filming video passports of orphans for adoption funds is a big problem. According to Vasilyeva, it is precisely because of such funds in the regions that there is a high return of children.

At the same time, information surfaced that the heading “You will have a child” allegedly receives additional funding from the funds that Minister Vasilyeva spoke about.

Timur Kizyakov: the methods of Channel One are unacceptable for us

Sources on Channel One claim that the decision to terminate cooperation with Timur Kizyakov was made back in the spring. The "hole" in the Sunday broadcasting grid is called upon to close the new show "".

The program "So far, everyone is at home" is an old-timer on Channel One. Her story began in 1992. Many residents of the country could not imagine their Sunday morning without watching this TV show. Her presenter received twice

What is the program about

Viewers like to learn new interesting facts about the life of their idols. The host of the program "While everyone is at home" visited various celebrities. Over a cup of tea and treats, a conversation was held about the life and career of the guests of the program. Famous people talked about their family life and plans for the future. They boasted about the achievements of their children and grandchildren.

It is difficult to find a famous actor, athlete, singer, presenter, politician who has not been visited by Timur Kizyakov. The program "So far, everyone is at home" had several headings. The most popular for 18 years was "Crazy Hands".

In it, Andrey Bakhmetyev, out of completely ordinary, and sometimes unnecessary things, made devices useful in everyday life.

Why did this section disappear?

What happened to the program "So far, everyone is at home" and where did Bakhmetyev disappear to? More often there is a version according to which the host of the program “So far, everyone is at home” became the culprit for the closure of “Crazy Hands”. Timur Kizyakov thus freed up time to expand the heading "You will have a child", which was led by his wife.

Spectators perceived this innovation negatively. Because Andrei Bakhmetiev brought a lot of humor and positive emotions to the program. Also, his inventions and devices were in demand among the inhabitants of the country.

Now Andrey is in China and successfully uses his skills in large companies. He left television quietly and without scandal, which once again proved that he has the qualities of a real man.

What happened to the program "While everyone is at home"?

LLC "Dom" was engaged in the filming and release of the program. In this company, Timur Kizyakov was a co-owner. He had 49% of the shares and solved many issues on his own. Recently, his decisions in many respects did not coincide with the opinion of the leadership of Channel One, and minor quarrels happened on a regular basis.

Also in the rating of "100 Russia" (from 4 years old) "So far, everyone is at home", according to the audience, took a place below 50. This indicates that people's interest has noticeably decreased and a new vision and concept of the program should be sought. Kizyakov strongly disagreed with this turn of events and considered this result to be an intrigue of competitors.

Why the program "So far everyone is at home" was closed: the version of the Channel One guide

With the appearance of the heading "You will have a child," the concept of the transfer was somewhat changed. claims that Dom LLC received funding from the state, sponsors and directly from the channel.

Thus, the company earned a lot of money from maintaining this section. According to reports, shooting one video about an orphan child cost 100 thousand rubles. In total, the Dom company received about 100 million rubles for maintaining this column, and this is only state funding.

To this amount is added money from the TV channel and sponsors. According to experts, shooting videos of such costs cannot be worth it. Therefore, it was decided to terminate the contract with LLC "Dom" and stop showing the program "So far, everyone is at home."

On August 15, there was an official announcement that the project would no longer appear on the screens of Channel One. The management considers the funding situation of "You will have a child" scandalous and does not want to spoil their image.

Timur Kizyakov's version

The host insists that the reason for the closure of the project was a slightly different reason. Why did they close the program "So far, everyone is at home" according to his version? With the start of the "You will have a child" project, Kizyakov bought a license for this type of activity. Therefore, other directors could not shoot such videos. Even if such daredevils appeared, the Dom company sorted things out with them in court.

Kizyakov notes that during the existence of this rubric, more than two and a half thousand children were adopted in the program. He believes that for the sake of such results, one can work more and more, and no matter how much money is needed for this. The presenter points out that high-quality videos with complete information about the child were shot with the allocated money. After these stories, future parents responded in a very short time.

Kizyakov also claims that a significant gift was bought with the money of sponsors after each video and was given to an orphanage or boarding school in which the little hero of the plot is brought up.

Timur insists that he was the first to file for consideration the termination of the contract with Channel One. He had long been dissatisfied with the attitude of the leadership towards his transfer. According to the presenter, no one answered his letters with working questions about the filming of the program, and he had to stubbornly seek a meeting with the leaders. There were also delays in financing the project by Channel One, which have recently become regular.

Will there be further transmission?

Kizyakov believes that the love of the audience has not decreased, and they are all also fans of the program "So far, everyone is at home." The presenter claims that he will negotiate with other television channels in order for the program to continue to air.

He also points out that all conspiracies and intrigues are weaved by his competitors who want to start shooting videos about orphans. Timur is not going to give up and together with his wife will continue this work.

The presenter has plans to continue the next shootings with celebrities and has already prepared several scenarios. He denies all financial fraud with the shooting of commercials and considers this to be just a negative activity of competitors in his direction.