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“Inspector Lucas: You are mine” on ZDF
“Inspector Lucas: You are mine”: Inspector Lucas (Ulrike Kriener, left) and her colleague Betty Sedlacek (Claudia Kottal) have no idea what awaits them in the attic of an empty courtyard.
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Inspector Lucas (ZDF) finds a woman’s body laid out in an empty courtyard. In the duel “small versus large” (Das Erste), celebrities face their young challengers. In addition, VOX takes a look back at 30 years of Eurodance.
8:15 p.m., ZDF, Commissioner Lucas: You are mine, crime thriller
In the attic of a vacant courtyard, Commissioner Ellen Lucas (Ulrike Kriener) finds a woman’s corpse lovingly laid out – mummified by the heat of a summer. The woman had apparently been held captive in the attic and died trying to escape. Lucas quickly finds out that the victim, Sarah Rothbauer (Joschla Weiß), lived nearby. But why didn’t anyone miss her there? Inspector Lucas and her team suspect a relationship crime.
8:15 p.m., the first, small versus large – the incredible duel, show
In the brand new issue “Small vs. Big – The Unbelievable Duel” with Kai Pflaume, celebrities face young challengers again. This time the guests are Til Schweiger, Iris Berben, Heike Makatsch, Harald Krassnitzer, Esther Sedlaczek, Lena Gercke, Hanna Zimmermann, Andreas Toba, Jakob Schubert, Dang Qiu and Jan Josef Liefers.
8:15 p.m., VOX, Rhythm is a dancer – 30 years of Eurodance, documentary
Eurodance: Many songs of the genre achieved cult status in the 90s and are still popular today. But how did the music come about and what became of the stars? The documentary is dedicated to the history of Eurodance. Stars like Snap, 2 Unlimited, Captain Jack, Nico Santos or Finch report on the lifestyle of the 90s and their connection to music. The documentary also accompanies DJ Bobo as he prepares for his 30th stage anniversary.
8:15 p.m., ZDFneo, Spanglish, comedy
Mexican Flor (Paz Vega) and her daughter want to start a new life in Los Angeles. They laid the foundation for this in the home of the Clasky family, where Flor started out as a domestic help. While her child immediately falls into the clutches of the overexcited Mrs. Clasky (Téa Leoni), Flor soon notices that family life is neglected and everyone goes or has to go their own way. It is therefore not just a question of overcoming language barriers, but also emotional boundaries.
8:15 p.m., ONE, The Croatia thriller: Split never forgets, thriller
The fact that her colleague Borko (Kasem Hoxha) leaves the office unusually early and shortly thereafter witnesses an assassination attempt does not initially attract much attention from chief investigator Stascha Nowak (Jasmin Gerat). The victim, the shady investment banker Rogur (Ulrich Gebauer), was blown up in the car with a hand grenade. While the Split homicide squad begins its work, police chief Kovacic (Max Herbrechter) already knows where to toast Rogur’s death: at a secret get-together for war veterans.