Preview: TV tips on Friday (January 5th, 2024)

This way you won’t miss any more shows. Here you can find all of Friday’s program highlights at a glance.

8:15 p.m., Das Erste, Baltic Sea for Sturköppe, drama

The craftswoman Eva Jensen (Jennifer Ulrich) is planning a completely new start on the Baltic Sea. She wants to take over a workshop there and become self-employed. However, the sales negotiations are difficult because the sellers are divided. While the seller Heide (Jutta Wachowiak) wants to accept immediately, her ex-husband Hinrich (Hermann Beyer) is not ready to give up his beach chair workshop. In order to change the stubborn 75-year-old’s mind, the Hanseatic woman tries to talk to him. Even in the village, which urgently needs a carpenter, the new woman unexpectedly encounters difficulties. With the support of the school caretaker Trine (Claudia Geisler-Bading), from whom she rents a holiday room, Eva begins to get to know her neighbors.

8:15 p.m., ZDF, The Boss: Million Reasons, crime series

Money alone doesn’t make you happy, and that also applies to the millions from a lottery win that Werner Klenk could have won if he hadn’t been murdered beforehand. There is no trace of his lottery ticket. However, the lack of appearance is not the only motive in this case. The affair that Klenk had with his tennis coach Jasmin (Emilia Rupperti) could be a motive for his cheated wife Ivana (Valentina Sauca). Klenk’s role as a lay judge in the murder trial of Ruth Lengersdorf (Caroline Maria Frier) opens up another motive. Ruth Lengersdorf is accused of sneakily killing her husband. Did Klenk’s murderer try to influence the course of the trial through his actions?

8:15 p.m., Sat.1, Kiwi’s big party night, music show

Andrea “Kiwi” Kiewel celebrates and dances with the audience and guests for a whole evening to the hits of the 80s and 90s. The highlight of this show: a 360-degree stage with real stars you can touch. Included are Lou Bega, Alphaville, Heinz Rudolf Kunze, Loona, Dr. Alban, Johnny Logan, Münchener Freiheit, Mike Singer, Oli P., Thomas Anders, Vaya Con Dios, Bell Book & Candle and many more.

8:15 p.m., ProSieben, Batman Begins, superhero drama

After Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) witnessed the murder of his parents as a child, he is raised by his butler Alfred (Michael Caine). He travels to Asia, where Henri Ducard and Ra’s al Ghul introduce him to the art of fighting. When he learns that Gotham City is under threat, he returns to his homeland. Together with Alfred, he creates the identity of Batman. He soon finds himself confronted with numerous criminals and has to save his hometown.

9:15 p.m., ZDF, SOKO Leipzig: In Care, crime series

In the floodplain forest of Leipzig, the lifeless Sonja Krenz (Angeline Anett Heilfort) is found with three stab wounds. The day before, Sonja Krenz brought back the foster child Dustin (Ari Kurecki). The homosexual foster parents Jörg (Jonas Laux) and Frank Lemke (Hadi Khanjanpour) come under suspicion of murder because they do everything in their power to prevent the ten-year-old from being returned to his biological mother Kira Müller (Darja Mahotkin). But Sonja acted in the child’s interest.

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