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TV tips on Saturday
“Hard chunk: The counterfeiter”: Koops (Aljoscha Stadelmann) and Susanne Kramer (Nadja Bobyleva) are tied up.
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8:15 p.m., the first, hard chunk: the counterfeiter, thriller
A burglar hangs dead from the roof of a holiday home in St. Andreasberg, which is inhabited by a mysterious art restorer (Katharina Heyer). This time, village policeman Frank Koops (Aljoscha Stadelmann) receives unwelcome support in his investigations: Minister Kramer (Nadja Bobyleva), sent from the state capital, does not leave his side to critically examine the capacity utilization of the remote police station. With his mixture of composure and shrewdness, Koops finds out what the burglar was looking for.
8:15 p.m., VOX, 22 Jump Street, action comedy
A new designer drug is making the rounds at college and has already claimed its first fatality. Cops Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) go undercover. But they are also beginning to indulge in different lures of college life.
8:15 p.m., Sat.1, Chaos on the Net, animated film
Ralph and his girlfriend Vanellope plunge into the depths of the World Wide Web: Vanellope’s existence is threatened when the game “Sugar Rush”, in which she works as a racing driver, is shut down. The only remedy is a spare part that you have to bid on on Ebay. So they quickly embark on an adventure and discover the world of the Internet far away from the game library, which soon descends into chaos as a result of Ralph’s rampage.
8:15 p.m., Tele 5, Self/less – The stranger in me, action thriller
Billionaire Damian Hale (Ben Kingsley) is confronted with a fatal cancer diagnosis. Finding a business card, Hale gets in touch with a certain Dr. Albright (Matthew Goode) who promises him a new treatment. His consciousness is transferred to the healthy but artificial body of a young man. But Hale suffers from severe hallucinations after his transformation, for which he fakes his death in public.
9:45 p.m., The First, The Undertaker – The Unknown Dead, crime thriller
Business is not particularly good at Taubenbaum burials in Hepperlingen. That’s why Lisa Taubenbaum (Anna Fischer) works more often as a physiotherapist again and her brother Hannes (Frederik Bott) builds more shop counters than coffins. The corpse of a young woman at a bus stop brings work, but since no one knows who it is, a less profitable burial at state expense is to be expected. That’s why Lisa’s father Alfons (Artus Maria Matthiessen) has nothing against Lisa trying to clarify the identity of the stranger.