Aleksandar Stanković (journalist)
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''Nedjeljom u dva'' () is a
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n television
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aired every Sunday afternoon at 14:00 CET on
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and hosted by Aleksandar Stanković. The hour-long show usually features a single guest related to an important political, cultural or economic event that came to light recently. Each show usually starts with a brief segment introducing the person featured in the show, before turning into an almost hour-long interview between Stanković and his guest. A number of prominent Croatian and international politicians, artists, musicians, scientists and athletes have appeared on the show, some to much ensuing media coverage and controversy after the fact.


History

The show, which first aired on 8 October 2000 with
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as guest, underwent some format changes throughout the years. Initially, the show had several other journalists joining Stanković during the interview. These were gradually dropped, and the show turned into an hour-long one-on-one interview. For a period, the show also had a small studio audience composed of journalism students, who were allowed to ask additional questions in the show's final part. The show also used to have phone-in polls with questions related to the current guest. Some editions were also taped beforehand in other locations. ''Nedjeljom u dva'' quickly became one of the most popular HRT shows, mostly due to Stanković taking a polemical approach towards his guests. Notable guests include
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* 2000 Croatian television series debuts Croatian television talk shows Croatian Radiotelevision original programming {{Croatia-tv-prog-stub