
Oliver Pocher (born February 18, 1978, in Hanover) is a German comedian, television presenter, and actor.
Oliver Pocher began his professional career following an apprenticeship as an insurance clerk and a period of alternative civilian service with the Workers' Samaritan Federation (Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund). Even during this time, he worked on the side as a DJ, radio host, and entertainer. He first garnered public attention through appearances in smaller comedy formats before establishing himself as a television presenter and comedian in the early 2000s.
Pocher became particularly well-known for his provocative and satirical style in numerous TV shows and comedy formats. In addition to his work as a presenter, he also worked as an actor and was a regular presence in entertainment programs as well as his own television shows. His private life also attracted significant media attention, notably due to his relationships and marriages to Sandy Meyer-Wölden and Amira Aly—with whom he also co-hosted a podcast.
In 2008, Pocher won one million euros during a celebrity special of *Wer wird Millionär?* (the German version of *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?*), which he donated entirely to charitable causes. He has received multiple awards for his social commitment to child welfare and serves, among other roles, as the patron of the Ronald McDonald House in Sankt Augustin. He resides in the Hahnwald district of Cologne.

Hui Buh: The Castle Ghost
2006 · as Fahrstuhlansager-Geist

Vollidiot
2007 · as Simon Peters

Impy's Island
2006 · as Schusch (voice)

Impy's Wonderland
2008 · as Schusch (voice)

Hanni & Nanni
2010 · as Rüdiger Hack

Otto - Die Doku
2018 · as Self

Unter deutschen Betten
2017 · as himself

7 Dwarves: The Forest Is Not Enough
2006 · as Rumpelstilzchen Bahnhof

Brauhaus Battle
2024 · as Self - Candidate

Frisch gepresst
2012 · as Punk

Bros Before Hoes
2015 · as Entertainer

VIVA Forever - Die Show
2018 · as Guest

Otto Fröhliche - Advent, Advents mit Otto und Friends
2021 · as Self

Oliver Pocher - It's My Life
2007 · as Himself

40 Jahre RTL Comedy
2024 · as Self

Best of Oliver Pocher - Aufstieg und Fall eines B-Promis
2005

Der Weihnachtskrieg
2013 · as Johannes Herder