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Dangerous video shoot in “Night Shift”
“Night shift – blood and iron”: Erichsen (Armin Rohde) is searching Kevin Kruse and his wife Mabel’s apartment.
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In “Nachtschicht” (ZDF) a threatening video goes viral – with unexpected consequences. A coffee schnapps is offered in the “Lions’ Cave” (VOX). Later, a bitchy millionaire daughter made life difficult for her bodyguard in “Close” (ZDF).
8:15 p.m., ZDF, night shift – blood and iron, crime
“I love my job,” says chef Kevin Kruse (Aurel Manthei) into the video camera – balaclava on, Nazi tattoos on his neck, pistol in hand. He’s been looking for a new job for months. If he receives another rejection in the interview today, he’ll kill the HR manager – that’s a promise! A little later Kevin Kruse sits across from him: Mübariz Pettekaya (Kais Setti). He’s happy about Kevin’s overqualification. But besides Kevin’s criminal record, he is particularly concerned about the Nazi tattoos. Kevin is already reaching for the gun when the phone rings …
8:15 p.m., VOX, The Lion’s Den, founders’ show
The founders of CO’PS want to conquer the bar scene: Their product is a schnapps made from coffee beans and kola nuts. Finn Geldermann and Jan Weigelt, chefs from Berlin, looked for suitable ingredients for a coffee schnapps in grandma’s cupboards as teenagers and were caught. Today you can officially distill your schnapps. What do the lions say about it?
8:15 p.m., kabel eins, Die Insel, sci-fi thriller
Believing that they were survivors of a deadly epidemic, clones live in a hermetically sealed colony. Little do they suspect that they are only stores of human organs. In addition, they are led to believe that they have won the lottery and are allowed to go to “the island”, the only uncontaminated place. However, clone Lincoln Six Echo (Ewan McGregor) finds out what a sick game is really being played …
8:15 p.m., ONE, So on earth, drama
Johannes Klare (Edgar Selge) is a preacher in a free church in Stuttgart, which he leads together with his wife Lydia (Franziska Walser). The two are very close to each other, not least in their piety. As a natural act of charity, they take in the drug addict street musician Simon (Jannis Niewöhner), look after him and want to integrate him into their community. Simon’s lived homosexuality, with which he sins in the eyes of the Free Church, is to be “cured” with the help of faith. But in Johannes the closeness to Simon arouses a long-suppressed desire.
10:15 p.m., ZDF, Close – Too close to the enemy, action thriller
Bodyguard Sam (Noomi Rapace) is commissioned to protect a young millionaire heiress. Apparently an easy job, but then the high security villa is stormed and the two women narrowly escape. Together, Sam and her bitchy protégé Zoe (Sophie Nélisse) flee to Casablanca, where they stay in a small hotel. But even there they are quickly discovered by their pursuers. Sam knows only one thing to do: get help from friend and colleague Joe (Abdellatif Chaouqi).