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TV tips on Wednesday
“The Bruckner case”: Jaqueline Bremer (Christiane Paul, r.) finds it difficult to explain to Katharina Bruckner (Corinna Harfouch) when Joe (Elon Baer) sits in the stairwell and cries.
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8:15 p.m., the first, the Bruckner case, social drama
Katharina Bruckner (Corinna Harfouch) has to deal with many serious cases in the youth welfare office. School psychologist Schubert (Maximilian von Pufendorf) also asks her for help: the well-known architect Bremer (Christiane Paul) has come to see him at school with her seven-year-old son because of his overactivity. The boy looks scared and claims that Bremer is not his mother.
8:15 p.m., Sat.1, back to school, show
Moderator Jörg Pilawa sends celebrities to a very special school. Because on the show, only elementary school students teach the stars. After the lessons with the junior teachers in front of Jörg Pilawa, they have to pass the primary school exam. The new curriculum provides for examinations in seven subjects: German, mathematics, English, local history and general knowledge, sport, art and music.
8:15 p.m., cable one, Creed – Rocky’s Legacy, boxer drama
The young Adonis Johnson (Michael B. Jordan) has enough of the office job and wants to pursue his true passion, boxing, professionally. So he gave up everything for his way to the title. Adonis, the illegitimate son of Apollo Creed, a former opponent and later friend of Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone), asks the veteran boxing legend “Italian Stallion” to coach him. The training sessions pay off: Adonis wins his first professional fight.
8:15 p.m., ProSieben, Terminal, tragic comedy
When Viktor Navorski (Tom Hanks) takes off for a visit to New York, unrest breaks out in his Eastern European home country, prompting the United States to no longer recognize the state diplomatically. As a result, the immigrant is denied entry and return travel. So the sympathetic homeless person sets himself up on the airport grounds and discovers the complex universe of the terminal, its independent culture and even the love for a wonderful woman (Catherine Zeta-Jones).
8:15 p.m., ZDFneo, Wilsberg: Bull Ball, thriller
After a visit to the Bull Ball, Michael Klarmann (Nils Brunkhorst) is shot. Ekki (Oliver Korittke), who was standing right next to him, is injured. From then on, Ekki believes that he was actually targeted. To calm his friend down, Georg Wilsberg (Leonard Lansink) starts investigating. In doing so, he encounters rural resentment, jealousy and old family secrets.