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“The First Avenger: Civil War” on ProSieben
“The First Avenger: Civil War”: Captain America (Chris Evans) can’t believe his eyes
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Will the superhero alliance split in “The First Avenger: Civil War” (ProSieben)? The “public prosecutor” (ZDF) is on the trail of a contract killer. With “Let’s Dance” (RTL) the grand finale is rising.
8:15 p.m., ProSieben, The First Avenger: Civil War, superhero adventure
After an unsuccessful mission in Lagos, the US government decides to control the Avengers more closely and sets up a committee to ensure that they are only allowed to operate on instructions. “Iron Man” Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) endorses the plan, Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) aka “Captain America” is completely against it. The split in the superhero alliance then seems unstoppable.
8:15 p.m., ZDF, The Public Prosecutor: Mysterious attack, crime series
Hotel guest Oliver Merez (Philippe Brenninkmeyer) is attacked in a golf hotel in the Taunus. A security agent comes to the rescue and is murdered. Chief Public Prosecutor Bernd Reuther (Rainer Hunold) determined. The perpetrator is a contract killer. The chief inspectors Kerstin Klar (Fiona Coors) and Christian Schubert (Simon Eckert) are investigating who could have commissioned the murder. Bernd Reuther discovers a connection with another case that is currently being tried in court.
8:15 p.m., RTL, Let’s Dance – The grand finale, dance show
In the finale, the remaining three couples have to perform a total of three dances, including a ‘freestyle’ – a choreography designed for music of their own choosing that does not have to adhere to strict rules, but should be as spectacular and entertaining as possible. There will also be a reunion with the couples who have already left, who will then present their favorite dance again.
8:15 p.m., Das Erste, Reiterhof Wildenstein: Jacomo and the Wolf, family series
Rike (Klara Deutschmann) has an unexpected encounter during a ride: a wolf appears for a moment – and ensures that her inexperienced riding student Sabine (Patricia Aulitzky) is thrown off. However, Rike’s special understanding does not make her doubt the horse. She knows: The sensitive animals reflect people’s feelings and react uncontrollably when they lack confidence. Neither does Rike make a hasty judgment when Sabine’s husband Kaspar (Michael A. Grimm) finds several torn sheep on his farm. Of course, the suspicion falls on the immigrant wolf and other conspecifics!
10:15 p.m., Das Erste, Police Call 110: And forgive us our guilt, crime thriller
Tim Haffling (Sebastian Griegel), who had served a life sentence for almost ten years for the murder of 16-year-old Miriam, committed suicide in his cell. Now suddenly Jens Baumann (Karl Markovics) appears at Detective Chief Inspector Hanns von Meuffels (Matthias Brandt) and confesses to the deed for which Haffling was imprisoned. At that time, Hanns von Meuffels was in charge of the police investigation. And even if the young girl’s body was never found, all the indications were that Haffling was guilty.