The View
The View
  • 4 months ago
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00:00I've been thinking about the cigar the whole time.
00:03Of course.
00:05There were two strange people in the store the other day.
00:09I've decided to take responsibility and stand up for our child.
00:14Thank you, Tom.
00:17I thank you for everything and wish you all the best in the world.
00:22Philip.
00:30I'm worn and painted by the sun.
00:32And it's in my eyes.
00:34And it's in my eyes.
00:38Caught by the rapture of the dawn.
00:40And a restless sky.
00:42And a restless sky.
00:46This is my life.
00:50This is the way to find my own.
00:54This is my life.
00:57This is my life.
00:59This is the world where I belong.
01:04I'm rolling on.
01:06I'm rolling on.
01:18I'm so sorry.
01:22I didn't expect such a clear departure.
01:25Still, it's strange that Henriette gives you Philip's farewell letter.
01:30That's mean.
01:32As if she were going to make up for her triumph.
01:36She was actually quite reasonable.
01:38More like she didn't want any misunderstandings to arise.
01:43And you're sure that the letter is really from Philip?
01:47It's clearly Philip's handwriting.
01:51Then why doesn't he just call you?
01:56Sometimes a letter is just clearer.
01:59When I wanted to go to San Francisco with Christoph,
02:02I also wrote a letter to Philip to say goodbye.
02:17Good.
02:20Yes, Professor Marx.
02:22I'll get back to you.
02:24Mrs. Stein.
02:26I wanted to tell you that I'm on vacation for the next two days.
02:29Dr. Deutz will take care of her husband for a while.
02:32We're very happy that her husband will stay with us in the clinic
02:35and won't be moved to Berlin.
02:37That's best for all of us.
02:39I told Mrs. Meissner that she can visit Philip as soon as he gets home.
02:42I think that's very good.
02:44You're a strong woman.
02:46Without your help, I would never have made it.
02:48Goodbye.
02:57Yes, Professor Marx, this is Henriette Stein.
03:00Yes, everything is organized.
03:02My husband will be moved to Berlin by ambulance tomorrow.
03:06I'll see you tomorrow in your clinic.
03:09Thank you very much.
03:11Goodbye.
03:18This can't be true.
03:20Taxation declaration, 1981.
03:23Mrs. Rose, here you are.
03:26I just wanted to discuss with you
03:28who is actually coming to our dinner
03:31to celebrate your move-in.
03:35Don't you want to do all of this together with Mr. Meissner?
03:39So that the boxes are still in one year?
03:41No, no.
03:42Achim packed my things
03:44and now I'm going to take revenge
03:47and grab him by the arm.
03:51I don't really mind, but
03:53don't you think that's a bit too much?
03:57I mean, Paul would never have tolerated that.
04:00Men are so sensitive
04:02when it comes to their own things.
04:04I don't intend to throw away all the junk,
04:07but the good ones in the pot
04:09and electricity and heating costs
04:11from 1976 to 1979.
04:13And the bad ones
04:15in the trash.
04:17Mrs. Rose!
04:19Don't worry.
04:21Achim will be grateful
04:23that I managed
04:25to put his mess in order.
04:28The move-in is a big challenge
04:30for both of us.
04:32Yes, it seems so to me, too.
04:36Oh, I can't take it anymore.
04:39Well, Mrs. Rose.
04:4267!
05:00And what happens
05:02when you click on this switch?
05:04Then you get an apology
05:06to all students born in 2010.
05:08Ah, okay.
05:11Like back then
05:13when I set up my business.
05:15The breeding network
05:17was the business of my life.
05:19Take it easy.
05:21Mr. Lange still needs
05:23the 50,000 euros
05:25to program this platform.
05:27I'm thinking
05:29if I should get the money
05:31through Mr. Hannemann's involvement.
05:33The stories I've heard
05:35about this man
05:37are more than reassuring.
05:39Mr. Lange is an internationally experienced businessman.
05:41And even he would have
05:43pulled Mr. Hannemann over the table.
05:45You mean the house on Salzstadt?
05:47Only through a trick by Merle
05:49could Christoph manage
05:51to bring Mr. Hannemann
05:53back to the purchase of the villa.
05:55And you want to do business
05:57with such a guy?
05:59He's washed with all the waters.
06:01Me, too.
06:03I hope you're doing well.
06:05Don't worry about me.
06:08Finally free.
06:10I've got a great idea for today.
06:12What?
06:14Heidekicker's family register is almost empty.
06:16You can take me to the pharmacy.
06:18Isn't that great?
06:20That's the best thing I've done in a long time.
06:22Thank you.
06:24Hey.
06:36Hey.
06:38Did I wake you?
06:50Greetings from Professor Marx.
06:54He inquired about your condition.
06:56Thank you.
06:58He's asking
07:00if you'd like to come to his clinic.
07:02He has a new treatment method
07:04that can be very helpful
07:06for your reconvalescence.
07:08You've done a good job
07:10for me.
07:12What did you tell him?
07:14That I'm asking you.
07:16After all, it's your decision.
07:19What do you think?
07:23I think it's remarkable
07:25how he cares about you.
07:27Maybe it would be the most sensible thing
07:29to let him continue his treatment.
07:31When could I go to him?
07:33If I understood him correctly,
07:35tomorrow.
07:37Tomorrow?
07:40Well...
07:42Okay.
07:44If you say so.
07:46I'll do it.
07:50I just want to say goodbye
07:52to Dr. Thies.
07:54It's difficult.
07:56Dr. Thies is off for a few days.
07:58What?
08:00What do you think?
08:02I don't know.
08:04I don't know.
08:06I don't know.
08:08What do you think
08:10if I look for a hotel room
08:12next to the clinic in Berlin
08:14and organize our move from there?
08:16You're not wasting time, are you?
08:18I'm so looking forward
08:20to our new home in Berlin.
08:26If he had...
08:28I can understand
08:30how you must have felt
08:32to be so completely
08:34dependent on help.
08:38Yeah.
08:46Helferland would have cost me
08:48almost my life.
08:52I think it's good
08:54that we dare to start anew in Berlin.
08:56Lüneburg didn't bring us luck.
09:08I'm sorry.
09:20A bottle and an empty iodine bottle.
09:22That was the only thing left
09:24in the first aid kit of Heide Kicker.
09:26Unbelievable, isn't it?
09:28I'm surprised that
09:30no more kids ended up in the hospital
09:32during your training.
09:35Hello.
09:37Hello, Ms. Meissner.
09:39We'd like to put together
09:41a first aid kit
09:43for Ben's football team.
09:45We'll need six
09:47emergency bandages,
09:49bandages,
09:51compresses,
09:53bandages,
09:55pillows and a shock blanket.
09:57How many emergency bandages,
09:59did you say?
10:01Six.
10:03Ben, I think you'll have to wait a little longer.
10:05Go to Lüders
10:07and have a look at your new running shoes.
10:09All right. You can pick me up in a minute.
10:11See you later.
10:15Mr. Stein is doing much better.
10:19I know.
10:21His wife was with me.
10:23Yes.
10:25She told me that she's looking for
10:27a conversation with you.
10:29A meeting is certainly a good start.
10:32Whatever you say.
10:34I hope that
10:36Ms. Stein will come to her senses.
10:40Then I'd like a bottle of iodine
10:42and a pack of disposable gloves.
11:02Please.
11:17I just had to think about it.
11:19I'm sorry
11:21that I took so long.
11:23You decided for your child.
11:27The news that Anne is pregnant
11:29just blew me away.
11:32I can understand that.
11:34I didn't scream hurrah right away either.
11:39Anne told me
11:41how it went with your first wife
11:43and your children.
11:45Why didn't you tell me about it earlier?
11:47Because the patchwork family
11:49didn't work particularly well
11:51with us.
11:55The more respect for your decision
11:57to try again with your child.
11:59I didn't deal
12:01with the situation
12:03particularly well.
12:05Because you always
12:07keep a cool head in your job?
12:09No.
12:17It's for your self-knowledge.
12:21You are a wonderful
12:23woman, Carla Saravacos.
12:25Situations that are a disaster
12:28are a challenge
12:30for you.
12:32I love you.
12:38I love you too,
12:40my stubborn head.
12:42We'll make it, won't we?
12:44Definitely.
12:58Thank you, Vicky.
13:01Everything's fine with me.
13:05So!
13:06And?
13:07The two of them really
13:09lived here.
13:11So?
13:12Unfortunately, they already checked out.
13:14But...
13:18Patterson & Patterson from Whispy?
13:20Vicky told me the name of the company
13:22that took the hotel bill for the two of them.
13:24Whispy is also a Hanseatic city.
13:26Is there anything
13:28you don't know?
13:30What I don't know, you know.
13:32Let's check the internet
13:34and find out more about you.
13:36Maybe Melle knows something about you.
13:38I have a date in Adendorf.
13:40With my godmother?
13:42Okay, you're right.
13:44If the material was in the wrong hands,
13:46it would be a big mess.
13:48You don't know everything,
13:50but you'll get everything.
13:52You too!
13:55Good evening.
13:59It's a really nice apartment.
14:01Now you have a real home.
14:03If only the rest of the chaos
14:05has been eliminated.
14:07Oh, yes, the herbal tea.
14:09It will do you good.
14:11Oh, thank you.
14:13You can't imagine how happy I am
14:15that Torben has decided.
14:17I think someone told him
14:19what he should know.
14:21In Greek.
14:24Beautiful, isn't it?
14:26Anne!
14:28Anne, Anne, Anne!
14:30I hope you don't think
14:32about every meeting.
14:34You have to think about the child.
14:36I'm just looking forward
14:38to the time when I can enjoy my pregnancy.
14:40I just wanted to see
14:42if you need any help.
14:44No, it's very nice of you, Mrs. Janssen.
14:46As you can see, everything is done.
14:48Yes, I see, wonderful.
14:50Oh, Mrs. Lichtenhagen, nice to see you.
14:52Oh, are you okay?
14:54You look great.
14:56Are you sick?
14:58Or...
15:00Pregnant.
15:02Did I hear that right?
15:04Yes.
15:06That's great.
15:08So it worked after all.
15:12Oh, finally a child
15:14in the Rose House again.
15:16Our Anne.
15:18Yes, Anne.
15:21Come and jump over to me.
15:23Forgive me, Mrs. Rose.
15:25Do me a favor.
15:27Yes, please.
15:43Do you think Philipp Stein
15:45will choose Mrs. Meissner?
15:47Will he choose Mrs. Meissner
15:49I have no idea.
15:51I'm just glad that Mrs. Stein
15:53will finally allow Mrs. Meissner
15:55to contact her husband.
15:57And who he will choose,
15:59we'll see.
16:01The man has a luxury problem.
16:03The topic doesn't fall under
16:05my responsibility,
16:07but please don't tell anyone else.
16:09Zip.
16:11Could I have a cappuccino, please?
16:13Yes, please.
16:15Yes, that's for you.
16:18Yes, hello.
16:20And how are you, Kevin?
16:22Oh no, I'm sorry.
16:24Then say hello to the team.
16:26We'll be happy if he can train with us again.
16:28Okay, Mrs. Kemper, see you.
16:30Bye.
16:32That's for Kevin's mother.
16:34He's not supposed to train with us.
16:36Why not?
16:38Shit, where do I get another goalkeeper?
16:40Can't one of the boys take over?
16:42No, that's not possible
16:44because someone else is missing in the lineup.
16:47Oh, that's good.
16:49It was just a thought.
16:51What thought?
16:53I just thought maybe you could...
16:55You're not asking me
16:57if I want to be the goalkeeper.
16:59Stupid idea.
17:01I know, just forget it.
17:03Why is that such a stupid idea?
17:05Well,
17:07not everyone is that athletic.
17:13Now I have to go.
17:15Thank you.
17:17See you later.
17:25I can't even tell him
17:27how happy I am
17:29and how happy I am.
17:31Tanja and Jule are going to faint
17:33when they find out
17:35they're getting a little brother.
17:37Oh,
17:39Thomas already knows.
17:41You have to get him to Brussels right away.
17:44Please.
17:46It's just...
17:48I know
17:50that you're not a couple anymore.
17:52But a child
17:54changes a lot.
17:56Right?
17:58Yes, of course.
18:00Tell me,
18:02don't you want to think about
18:04putting down your duties
18:06and moving to Brussels with Thomas?
18:08The child is not Thomas's.
18:10No?
18:14Not Thomas's?
18:16No.
18:18Then whose?
18:20Of...
18:24Of my ex-husband.
18:26Torben is the father.
18:30So something like that.
18:37I know it's a complicated story
18:40Yes, but it seems so to me.
18:42I don't even know
18:44where to start.
18:46It's best to start from the beginning.
18:48Well,
18:50it was like that.
18:52You see,
18:54I had...
18:57A few days later
19:09Four more.
19:11Three.
19:13Two.
19:15And two more.
19:17One extra for you, Leon.
19:19And one.
19:21And that's it.
19:23Marvin, you have to go down deeper,
19:25okay?
19:27What about you two?
19:29Do you want to train or chat?
19:31Train.
19:33Oh, here comes our substitute goalkeeper.
19:39Okay, okay, okay,
19:41we'll give it to you after the training.
19:43After the training.
19:45So, guys, let's go.
19:47Because of the bone fracture,
19:49he won't even let us live.
19:52Ladies and gentlemen,
19:54and the ladies in blonde,
19:56now we're going to the ground.
19:58We're going to do sit-ups.
20:00That's what it's all about.
20:02I have to prove that I'm athletic.
20:04And on your marks, get set, go!
20:12They're not going up there.
20:14They're just going up.
20:18Red team.
20:22Red team.
20:26Very good.
20:28Super.
20:30Yes.
20:32Go!
20:34Go!
20:36Go!
20:38Go!
20:40Go!
20:42Go!
20:44Go!
20:46Go!
20:48Go!
20:50Go!
20:52Yes!
20:54Go!
20:56Go!
20:58Go!
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21:02Go!
21:06Go!
21:08Go!
21:10Go!
21:12Come on!
21:13Come on, let's go!
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