Preview: “Love is unpredictable” in the first

In “Love is unpredictable” (Das Erste), Heino Ferch, as a shy mathematics professor, receives uninvited assistance. A snake bite occupies the investigators in “A case for two” (ZDF) and in “Planet of the Apes: Prevolution” (ProSieben) an experiment goes terribly wrong.

8:15 p.m., The first, love is unpredictable, romantic comedy

Leonard (Heino Ferch) and Judith (Tanja Wedhorn) have little in common. He is a math professor who loves solitude and avoids other people. Judith, on the other hand, enjoys being around people at her job in the campus café and is open to unusual ideas. This also includes the plan of her long-term affair Stefan (Knut Berger) to smuggle her into the academic world without studying. Without further ado, Stefan, in his capacity as head of PR at the university, creates a new educational series out of the ground and urges Leonard to get students excited about the magic of numbers.

8:15 p.m., ZDF, A case for two: The wrong snake, crime series

Maximilian Dreiser (Stephan Weber) is apparently critically injured in an argument with his wife Emilia. Emilia (Anne Schäfer), who is expecting a child from Max, is taken into custody – but Benni (Antoine Monot, Jr.) believes in her innocence. While Max is in a coma, it turns out that a venomous snake bit him. Time is running out to find the right snake and thus the right antidote. Leo (Wanja Mues) and Benni are looking for help at the zoo – in return, Benni takes in an animal roommate.

8:15 p.m., RTL, Top Dog Germany – The best dog in Germany: best of, show

For all true “Top Dog Germany” fans, there are the funniest, most emotional and most exciting moments from the three seasons to see. Moderator Jan Köppen also gives animal fans exclusive insights behind the scenes.

8:15 p.m., RTLzwei, Planet of the Apes: Prevolution, sci-fi drama

Scientist Will Rodman (James Franco) is working feverishly on a drug that can defeat Alzheimer’s. For test purposes, he treats chimpanzees with the preparation. One of the test animals inherits the genetic changes thus produced to its offspring. Baby chimpanzee Caesar (Andy Serkis) soon becomes a permanent member of Will’s family. When the monkey realizes that he is more of a pet than a human being, an unstoppable change begins in him.

10:20 p.m., the first, crime scene: the monster of Kassel, thriller

Anna Janneke (Margarita Broich) and Paul Brix (Wolfram Koch), chief inspectors in Frankfurt, are called to a gruesome find: body parts wrapped in plastic bags. It quickly turns out that the victim comes from Kassel. It’s 17-year-old Luke Rohde, stepson of the nation’s sunny boy, popular television talk show host Maarten Jansen (Barry Atsma). Jansen had led an idyllic family life with his wife Kirsten (Stephanie Eidt) and their two sons from their first marriage.

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