Humorist Sergej Pisarenko, who emigrated to Estonia, was cut from the show Three Chords on Channel One 02.02.2023, 08:20

A new season of the show “Three Chords” has started on Channel One. It was recorded in 2021. The program was supposed to be broadcast last summer, but then all entertainment programs were removed from the Channel One broadcast.

As it turned out, Sergey Pisarenko participated in this season, but was not shown. The anti-Russian statement of the comedian and TV presenter is to blame – at the end of February 2022, together with another member of the County City team Yevgeny Nikishin, he made a video in which he spoke out against the special operation.

After that, Pisarenko lived in Moscow and Kiev, starred in various comedy shows on Russian and Ukrainian TV channels. In March of last year, Sergej moved to Tallinn with his second wife Marina and their children. Showman’s daughters and son study at a local school in English and Estonian. And the 2002 Major League champion continues to tour various countries. He also performs in Russia – for example, in January, Pisarenko visited the KVN festival in Sochi.

Experts noted that all numbers with the participation of Sergey were cut from the Three Chords program. In this regard, the participants of the show were not 10 performers, as in the previous six seasons of the project, but 9: Ekaterina Guseva, Nastasya Samburskaya, Lena Vadim Kazachenko, Katina, Larisa Dolina, Alexander Oleshko, Valery Yaremenko, Victoria Daineko and Evgeny Gor.

A video of Pisarenko’s performance in one of the episodes of the new season of Three Chords appeared on the website (see two screenshots). At the end of the program, all the participants sang her anthem – while it is clear that Guseva unexpectedly went on stage alone, although before that everyone performed in pairs. In addition, a man who was not brought to the screen sings in front of her.

Two participants of the show made a frank confession. Nastasya Samburskaya said that she was fake on air. And Victoria Daineko apologized to fans. “I was nervous and burst into the Three Chords show,” said the pop star.

Larisa Dolina was outraged by jury member Alexander Novikov, who criticized her performance of the hit “Gop-stop”. The bard urged the People’s Artist of Russia not to sing this composition again. “No one can order me around!” Valley answered him.