Rote Rosen
  • 5 months ago
Transcript
00:00Uh, Albers, do you really know a sheik?
00:02And now the sheik Hamid is obviously interested in my High Class Horses International.
00:07Wow!
00:08After our appointment, you yourself have moved forward for the time being.
00:12You're such a moron!
00:13We haven't moved anything at all!
00:15Maybe you should put the planning of your election campaign in the hands of a professional.
00:19Everything works!
00:20This is the transmission report of a fax machine.
00:23With a copy of a recipe about digoxin,
00:26exhibited on the name Nicole Knesebeck.
00:56I've been thinking about it.
00:58This is the world where I belong.
01:04I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
01:14Nicole faxed the recipe for her heart medicine to a pharmacy in Lüneburg.
01:18Is that forbidden now?
01:19Coincidentally, the same medicine with which Henriette was allegedly poisoned.
01:24What does that prove?
01:25Millions of Germans suffer from cardiac insufficiency.
01:27Did you know that Henriette used your medicine?
01:31As an accomplice, you're blaming yourself.
01:33There's still time for a confession.
01:35Now you're putting a sick woman under pressure with your infamous allegation.
01:40Nicole?
01:40Stop it now! Go, finally!
01:43Come, Nicole, you need rest.
01:50Maybe you've made a misunderstanding with the organizers.
01:54I'm pregnant and I'm not joking.
01:56But could it be that someone misunderstood a comment and that's why they postponed the appointment?
01:59I definitely didn't postpone the speech duel.
02:02We all know who it was.
02:04The haze on his face spoke volumes.
02:07Since they didn't appear, I was unfortunately forced to cancel the speech duel.
02:12Don't get so worked up.
02:13How am I not to get worked up when my opponent pushes himself in front of the deciding speech duel?
02:17And you still look bad.
02:19I don't know how he did it, but he definitely missed the appointment.
02:23This won't be easy, unfortunately.
02:25What is it?
02:26Your press release regarding the postponement of the speech duel.
02:30What?
02:31We would like to ask you to appear two hours earlier.
02:35I didn't write that.
02:36The press spokesman from the city found it on his desk last night.
02:39Because of the stamp, he immediately sent it to the editorial office.
02:42Without a second thought!
02:43But you weren't in the office anymore.
02:44Here's your receipt.
02:45Yes, but...
02:47This shameless guy.
02:53Oh, God.
02:58He let his own lock snap at the key guard's office?
03:01No, he didn't let it snap.
03:03Just opened it.
03:04It is still his apartment, formally.
03:06I bet your guy had a little adventure.
03:09The whole thing is adventurous enough for me.
03:12Hopefully he finds evidence for Henriette's lie.
03:18Well, she's basically warned.
03:19Because the key was in her mailbox.
03:22She'll have tidied up well.
03:24I don't understand why Philipp doesn't call.
03:27If you stop looking at the clock every ten seconds, he'll call faster than you think.
03:33Are the tulips from your crop?
03:36You'd better look again how late it is.
03:39My crop has been eaten by bats.
03:43I'm sorry.
03:44No problem.
03:46I still signed the delivery contract with Malte Rörup.
03:50I'll find a field somewhere to grow new tulips.
03:54Why don't you sell to Flickenschild and take his land?
03:57Anna has already suggested that.
03:59And?
04:00We'll see.
04:01Flickenschild is still in New York.
04:08My pilot.
04:11That was not to be overheard.
04:14Hey.
04:15What is he writing?
04:16So personal.
04:17Come on, read it. I'm your best friend.
04:20Read it yourself.
04:24Funny.
04:27Charming.
04:28Attractive.
04:29Intuitive.
04:31Not like the desperate idiots at speed dating.
04:34Come on, meet him.
04:37If you don't get to know him personally, you'll never know what he's like.
04:42Whatever you say.
04:44Intermediate landing in Lüneburg.
04:51I'll send it.
04:52Oh God.
04:55Oh God, oh God, oh God.
05:00That was fast.
05:03Arrival at 16 o'clock, Lindbergh.
05:05Ah!
05:06Help!
05:07That's already today.
05:10Oh my God.
05:11Oh my God.
05:13It's working again.
05:14Come on, sit down.
05:18Drink an Ayurveda tea first.
05:21We'll just have a graphological report made.
05:26Then we'll know for sure that the signature wasn't from him.
05:29The fact that the signature isn't from Anne doesn't prove at all that it's from Seefeld.
05:33Anyone could have written that.
05:35The press release must still be on his computer.
05:38He certainly wasn't that stupid to save it.
05:40Still, maybe you can find the part in the computer.
05:43Maybe Mick.
05:44Apart from the fact that we're not allowed to,
05:46we can easily browse every computer in the town hall or even at Seefeld's home.
05:51Lüne goes to the mayor, spies against candidates.
05:56So Seefeld gets away with it.
05:58And that's all because of his failure at the Indian quiz.
06:01Don't worry, he doesn't need a special occasion to hurt me.
06:05In this case, the revenge is probably less important to him
06:08than the naked fear of the direct exchange of blows with you.
06:11But he knows full well that with his controversy he can't point against their arguments.
06:17Yes, and that's exactly why the speech duel has to take place.
06:20Oh, Seefeld won't be able to come to a replacement appointment anyway.
06:23With the necessary proof, maybe.
06:25Don't you want to be examined first?
06:28The ultra-short-term appointment.
06:30Oh no.
06:35Come on.
06:52I knew this would happen.
06:54Philipp is after us.
06:57He's had the suspicion against me for a long time.
07:00The fax only proves that you have a heart disease.
07:03And that I'm taking digoxin,
07:05which you always had access to.
07:08Come on, take your drops first.
07:10The whole thing is going backwards.
07:14That's nonsense.
07:16In the case of doubt, statement against statement.
07:20And who will you believe more in court?
07:22The victim or the perpetrator?
07:27If this goes to court,
07:30then Philipp will call me to the witness stand.
07:33I can't do that.
07:38Of course you can do that.
07:40You didn't say anything before either.
07:46And swallow.
07:50Look, the prosecutor is on our side and Mrs. Meissner almost in prison.
07:56Nicole.
07:57Where is my combat-loving friend
07:59who pulled out her husband's shirt after the divorce?
08:03That was something completely different
08:05than someone trying to push down my murder.
08:09Revenge is revenge.
08:12We're going through this together now.
08:14Yes.
08:18I guess I have no choice.
08:20I should have opened my mouth earlier.
08:24Kaiser Suite, next week, three nights.
08:26Yes, it's noted.
08:27No, Mr. Flickenschild will be back in the house by then.
08:30Yes, with pleasure.
08:31See you, bye.
08:33He's coming.
08:34Mr. Flickenschild?
08:35Sheikh Hamid.
08:37How did you get him?
08:39His private secretary.
08:40He's very interested in my breeding horse software.
08:43He's already in the plane to Lüneburg.
08:46He's coming here just for that?
08:48No, not directly.
08:49He has an appointment in London,
08:51but his private secretary is pretty sure
08:54that he's going to set up a stopover in Hamburg
08:57to visit me here.
08:58Ah, his private secretary is pretty sure.
09:01Not bad.
09:02How many suites do you have available?
09:05Four.
09:08I'll take them.
09:10For what?
09:11For Sheikh Hamid and his entourage.
09:14Mr. Albers, the secretary only talked about a short stopover.
09:19I will make the Sheikh's business as pleasant as possible
09:23so that he doesn't want to leave again.
09:25Come on, Rundler.
09:27Four suites, two nights.
09:29Mr. Albers, how do you imagine that?
09:32I can't just book four suites for two nights for good luck.
09:35What will you do if the Sheikh doesn't come?
09:37Then I'll take care of it.
09:39Okay.
09:46I like it when you bake.
09:48If Philipp doesn't come right away,
09:50baking won't help either.
09:52Be careful,
09:53raw cake dough causes stomach pain.
09:55You always say that, but I've never had any.
10:00Finally, I've found it.
10:02Yes, here.
10:03Nicole has heart rhythm disorder and dendroxin.
10:06No.
10:07I confronted the two of them with our suspicion.
10:10The two of them caught you sniffing?
10:12Nicole knows everything.
10:14Did she say that?
10:16I saw it in her eyes.
10:18Henriette allowed herself to open her mouth.
10:21But glances are not enough to relieve Mama before court.
10:24That's true.
10:25If I had ten more minutes with Nicole alone, she would admit it.
10:28Then she'll catch you.
10:29Yes, when?
10:30Henriette wouldn't let you alone for a second.
10:33Not voluntarily.
10:34Excuse me for disturbing you.
10:37I didn't want you to get it from others
10:40and then misunderstand.
10:43I'm meeting Mrs. Stein for coffee today.
10:49Yes, I know what she did to you,
10:53but I would have been wrong to refuse the contact.
10:58Maybe I can influence you.
11:02But of course, if you don't mind...
11:06No, I do.
11:08When do you meet her?
11:11At 5 p.m. in Salto.
11:14Why?
11:16Just out of interest.
11:18Okay, then.
11:20Bye.
11:21Bye.
11:22Bye.
11:25There's your date with Nicole.
12:02Ah!
12:03What are you doing with my feather bow?
12:05Oh, Erik, you scared me.
12:07Tell me, can I borrow it?
12:08Yes, you can have it.
12:10Are you finally meeting your Lindbergh?
12:12Yes.
12:13I think a pilot cap would be much more suitable.
12:16Wait, I'll just get my ski boots.
12:18Oh, you're pretty cheeky.
12:20I'm not cheeky.
12:22I'm disgustedly excited.
12:24But there's no reason for that.
12:27We already know each other,
12:29and we know who we are,
12:31and what problems we have.
12:33And yet,
12:34I almost get a heart attack
12:36when I imagine standing face to face with him.
12:43My...
12:45My cousin and I,
12:47we wrote to each other as teenagers for years.
12:51I lived here, he in Australia.
12:54We were best friends.
12:56We had no secrets from each other.
12:59And then he visited me.
13:02When he stood in front of me,
13:05it was all over.
13:07He didn't even describe the image
13:09I had of him.
13:11How he gave himself, how he spoke,
13:13how he looked.
13:15Fortunately, I have a photo of Lindbergh,
13:17and he has one of me.
13:18Yes, yes, I know.
13:19It's very different with you.
13:20When do you meet?
13:21In two hours.
13:23Oh, well,
13:25you look wonderful.
13:27You gave me the day off.
13:30I totally forgot about that.
13:31I wanted to go on a bike ride with Achim.
13:38I'll be back in two hours.
13:41I love you.
13:42Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
13:44I'll leave the door open,
13:46so you can hear the shop bell
13:48while you eat your pretzels.
13:50Thank you.
13:51Thank you, thank you, thank you.
13:54I love you.
13:55I love you.
14:11Hey.
14:12Hey.
14:16You don't cook at all.
14:18I thought I could dust something off.
14:20I scrape the leftovers from Mr. Albers' laptop
14:22out of my oven.
14:24Oh, a new creation?
14:25No, stupid coincidence, difficult to follow.
14:30If you heat the oven,
14:31you can scrape the plastic off.
14:34Don't force yourself.
14:35You scrape, I cook.
14:37So, what are you hungry for?
14:39I'm not hungry at all.
14:40I'm just bored.
14:42Ben has put me back in my place.
14:45Now I get to feel for myself
14:47what it's like when the job
14:48destroys private life.
14:49Uh, change of subject.
14:51How about pancakes with cherry sauce?
14:54Is Torben still so stressed?
14:56I don't know.
14:58I moved into the flat until the end of the election.
15:02And what does he say?
15:03Good idea.
15:04He didn't even try to stop me.
15:06Well, what for?
15:08At the moment, he can't really
15:09expect any improvement.
15:11Still, he'll be there.
15:14Maybe a little distance
15:15isn't so bad.
15:16I mean, really,
15:17only until the election campaign is over.
15:19I miss him, though.
15:21Then go visit him.
15:23He should be happy to see me.
15:25Why?
15:26Oh, you want to play video games.
15:33Katja and I used to do
15:34cycle tours on a regular basis.
15:36Achim, wait a minute!
15:37Ah, wonderful!
15:39You can really feel
15:41how the stiff joints
15:44are being cut again.
15:46Achim, stop it!
15:48Achim!
15:49What is it?
15:50What do you mean, stop it?
15:51What is it?
15:52Have you found a cure?
15:53No.
15:54Not at your pace.
15:57Well, you...
16:00I feel good.
16:02Yes, but I don't.
16:04Tomorrow you'll have muscle pain
16:05when you get out of bed.
16:07I thought you liked cycle tours.
16:08Yes, but not competitive sports.
16:10I really love cycling.
16:12But also long distances.
16:14But not at this pace.
16:16Oh, slower, yes.
16:18Katja and I used to like
16:19to cycle downhill.
16:21Cuxhaven and back.
16:23With a tent and a camping stove.
16:25That might be a very nice route,
16:27but for camping...
16:29Yes, I feel too old for that today.
16:32We could also
16:33rent a house.
16:35Well, eight days of cycling.
16:3750 kilometers a day.
16:39You...
16:40Eight days?
16:42Unfortunately, I can't take that long.
16:44Besides,
16:45I have to go back.
16:47Merle has a very important appointment.
16:50And our picnic?
16:52We just started.
16:53We've been on the road for 10 kilometers.
16:55And for the return trip,
16:56I'd really like to
16:57take a little more time.
16:59Come on, maybe we'll find
17:00a nice herb.
17:03Great.
17:04Yes, come on.
17:06Avanti.
17:07Supi.
17:15This is a pretty big head.
17:17It's all up to you.
17:20But your nose...
17:22The main thing is,
17:23it doesn't get my hips.
17:25Look at the little hands.
17:28That's no hand.
17:30Hey, we're getting a boy.
17:32Oh, you can't recognize
17:33the gender before
17:34the 14th week of pregnancy.
17:36Maybe he's early maturity.
17:38No, no, no.
17:39No, no, no.
17:40No, no, no.
17:41No, no, no.
17:42No, no, no.
17:44Maybe he's early maturity.
17:46Doesn't matter.
17:47As long as he's healthy.
17:48Hey, Carla.
17:49This is a surprise.
17:50Indeed.
17:52We're looking at
17:53the first ultrasound picture.
17:54Do you want to see it?
17:55Oh, you were with the gynecologist?
17:57Yes, Anne wasn't doing so well
17:58and I just had a little air.
18:00That's good for you.
18:01I have to go now.
18:03No, no, no.
18:04I don't want to disturb you.
18:05I have to leave anyway.
18:06No, I have to
18:07book a new appointment
18:08for the speech duel anyway.
18:10Well, then.
18:11Bye.
18:14Do you have a minute?
18:15I'll make us a coffee.
18:16No, I'm sorry.
18:28I'll get it right through to you.
18:29Yes, of course.
18:30Goodbye.
18:31So, the table has to be put aside
18:32and the water pipes have to be
18:33put on the floor in front of the seating group
18:35if you don't do everything yourself.
18:36And you run now
18:37and get the ace up your sleeve.
18:38But no standard
18:39but this Sunderpool, yes?
18:42Yes.
18:43Mr. Albers, I'm sorry,
18:44but did I miss anything?
18:46Not yet, but
18:47the sheik Hamid is coming soon.
18:49Yes, no, of course.
18:50And that's why you're changing
18:51the whole thing here
18:52into an oriental bazaar.
18:54Bazaar?
18:55You're priceless.
18:56We need the orient carpets
18:57from the winter garden, young man.
18:58Mr. Albers, Mr. Albers.
18:59Hey!
19:00The carpets stay where they are.
19:01And all the other junk here, Albers,
19:03it's also disappearing
19:04where it came from.
19:05The hotel can benefit from it
19:06when the sheik feels comfortable here.
19:08Yes, and the carpet
19:09tears my head off
19:10when in its absence
19:11the hotel is transformed
19:12into a train.
19:13Oh, now you're exaggerating.
19:14I mean, a train,
19:15it has nothing to do with a train.
19:16Mr. Albers,
19:17in five minutes
19:18all the junk here will be gone.
19:21Can't we even get a water pipe?
19:22No.
19:23No, we don't smoke here.
19:24Neither water, nor tobacco,
19:25nor anything else.
19:29Let's go home.
19:34When you come home,
19:35I've planned our Elb tour.
19:37Well, a warm meal
19:38would be much better, to be honest.
19:40That too.
19:42Hello, you two.
19:43What?
19:44Is this how you want to go on your date?
19:46I'm not going.
19:48Hello, Papa.
19:49Erika.
19:50Katja.
19:51Why not?
19:52Am I being sued here or what?
19:53Merle.
19:54Don't blame me.
19:56No,
19:57only if you explain to us
19:58why you want to meet Lindbergh.
19:59Maybe the man said no.
20:01No, the man didn't say no.
20:04I'll make us something to eat.
20:05You'll be right back.
20:08I just don't feel like
20:09being disappointed again.
20:11But who says
20:12you'll be disappointed again?
20:14Listen, your story
20:15with your cousin
20:16wasn't very encouraging.
20:18Besides,
20:19it's enough for me
20:20to dream of him for a moment.
20:21Yeah, but as long as you don't know
20:23if your nonsense
20:24isn't just an illusion,
20:26Merle can enjoy
20:27her dreams to the fullest.
20:28Right.
20:29Exactly.
20:31Provided
20:32I don't make him
20:33mad with my statement.
20:36Doesn't sound like it.
20:38We'll see.
20:47What's he saying?
20:48He's in the mood.
21:03Oh, man.
21:04I thought
21:05you'd be a little shorter
21:06after the blamage
21:07at the Indian Club.
21:08Yeah.
21:09Besides,
21:10the press wants me
21:11to press Anne
21:12before the speech duel.
21:17What else?
21:20Yeah, because
21:21I haven't been to practice
21:22in a long time.
21:23You did well.
21:25And I really have to
21:26hold on
21:27if I want to get
21:28the next belt test.
21:29Not a bad excuse.
21:34Mom will probably
21:35be charged.
21:38Shit.
21:41Yeah, but Philip
21:42is after his wife.
21:43And maybe he can
21:44get Henriette's girlfriend
21:45to release Mom
21:46in court.
21:47Yeah, that's
21:48good news.
21:49Mhm.
21:52We haven't had
21:53time for each other
21:54in a long time.
21:56Mhm.
21:57Now we're here
21:58in the store
21:59all the time
22:00trying to get
22:01to know each other
22:02and getting
22:03to know each other.
22:04Actually,
22:05I should be sitting
22:06over my books again.
22:07But I don't feel like it.
22:09You don't always
22:10feel like it.
22:12Sometimes I do.
22:15I'm all sweaty.
22:16All the better.
22:24Pretty cheeky, Linda.
22:25Merle!
22:27Oh.
22:28I need flowers.
22:29For what occasion?
22:31For Carla.
22:32Reconciliation.
22:33Excuse me.
22:35Here.
22:36These are good.
22:40Oh, what do I know
22:41about you?
22:42Somehow she's
22:43sick or angry.
22:44Is there a reason?
22:46She suddenly
22:47showed up in my apartment.
22:49Just when Anne and I
22:50looked at the first
22:51ultrasound picture.
22:52Ouch.
22:54I think she
22:55feels excluded
22:56or something.
22:57That's quite possible.
22:59But it was her
23:00who withdrew.
23:01It was her idea
23:02to move back
23:03to the apartment
23:04by the end of the election.
23:05She moved back
23:06to the apartment?
23:07Double ouch.
23:09And did you try
23:10to stop her?
23:11Huh?
23:12Three times ouch.
23:14Stop it.
23:15What was I
23:16supposed to say?
23:17Yes, stay on
23:18my couch
23:19while I rush
23:20from appointment
23:21to appointment?
23:22That would have been
23:23much worse
23:24than not saying anything.
23:25At the moment,
23:26I just don't have
23:27time to read.
23:28At the moment?
23:29Torben,
23:30you've always liked
23:31to make it easy
23:32for yourself
23:33and take it
23:34one-to-one.
23:35Yes, that's why
23:36Carla and I
23:37get along so well.
23:38She says
23:39what she thinks.
23:40Well,
23:41at least
23:42that's what I thought
23:43until now.
23:44But not when
23:45it's about
23:46her needs.
23:47We want to be
23:48read by women.
23:49How?
23:50What am I going to do
23:51now?
23:52Forget the flowers.
23:53What you need
23:54is an island
23:55just for you
23:56and me.
23:58I thought
23:59we would have
24:00an island like that.
24:02But somehow
24:04she got lost
24:05in everyday stress.
24:06Yes.
24:07The bigger the stress,
24:08the more necessary
24:09the island.
24:13That's it.
24:14My pleasure.
24:22Ah!
24:23Erika!
24:24I'm already
24:25hungry.
24:26Wait, I'll get
24:27the basket for you.
24:28I don't know
24:29if I can make it
24:30to Cuxhaven
24:31and back.
24:33We can take
24:34the train
24:35for the way back.
24:36What are you doing?
24:37I'm just
24:38tidying up.
24:39But you have time.
24:40Come, let's eat.
24:41I'm hungry.
24:44I'll be with you
24:45right away.
24:46I'm just
24:47making ourselves
24:48comfortable.
24:49Why is it
24:50comfortable?
24:52Heh!
24:54I can't relax
24:55when there's disorder.
24:56But your
24:57moving boxes
24:58didn't bother you either.
24:59Yes,
25:00that was
25:01an exception.
25:03But this
25:05is our everyday life.
25:07Exactly.
25:09Yes.
25:11You were also
25:12thinking about order
25:13on the cruise.
25:14Yes.
25:15There was no
25:16room for disorder.
25:17You know,
25:18I don't develop
25:19an order filter
25:20anymore.
25:23Filter?
25:24That wasn't
25:25meant to be.
25:27Well,
25:28I just need
25:29order around me.
25:34Could you
25:35at least get used
25:36to
25:37collecting
25:38your things
25:39in a heap?
25:43Do you always
25:44want to
25:45clean up
25:46behind me?
25:48No.
25:49Hey!
26:08It's nice
26:09that you're working.
26:11Your affairs
26:12inspire me.
26:13I don't have
26:14affairs.
26:15That's the drama.
26:16But I'm glad
26:17that my non-existent
26:18artistic life
26:19is inspiring you.
26:20A cup of mint tea?
26:21Absolutely.
26:22Careful, it's hot.
26:23Thanks.
26:24For Stockholm?
26:26Yes,
26:27I want to create
26:28something special
26:29for the opera foyer.
26:30You don't always
26:31do that as an artist.
26:34And?
26:35Did you talk to
26:36the commissioners
26:37in Stockholm?
26:39I had to inform them
26:40that there was
26:41a lawsuit.
26:42And?
26:44They were very excited
26:45about what you could do.
26:46But the door
26:47isn't closed.
26:49If the lawsuit
26:50comes now
26:51and I'm publicly
26:52dismissed, then...
26:53Let's hold back
26:54with scary scenarios.
26:56Your Philipp
26:57will handle
26:58Nicole so well
26:59that she can't
27:00help but
27:01throw Henriette
27:02into the pan.
27:03She's
27:04her best friend.
27:06In order for him
27:07to do that,
27:08Ms. Jansen
27:09has to extend
27:10the coffee talk
27:11with Henriette.
27:12That should be
27:13the least problem.
27:17Maybe Philipp.
27:20Meissner?
27:23Mr. Lichtenhagen.
27:30Yes, I understand.
27:34Thank you for
27:35calling me right away.
27:37Goodbye.
27:40Now it's official.
27:42I have to go to court.
27:43Actually, it was clear
27:44that it would come
27:45after the hero
27:46found the toxins
27:47in me.
27:49I still thought
27:50that I would
27:51get around this
27:52negotiation.
27:54Merle.
27:56Will you take my arm?
28:11Thank you. Goodbye.
28:15Goodbye.
28:36Oh, Alfred.
28:37Hello, Meg.
28:38So,
28:39did you save
28:40your computer?
28:42Ms. Zarabacos
28:43grilled it
28:44for me.
28:45No.
28:46Laptop arrester,
28:47so to speak.
28:48Oh, my God.
28:49No, but please.
28:50The way you look
28:51now,
28:52your bank advisor
28:53will immediately
28:54give you a small
28:55loan for 9.
28:56The new one
28:57is already running
28:58and with small loans
28:59it's over.
29:00Sheik Hamid is coming
29:01and is interested
29:02in my breeding horse
29:03network.
29:04A real sheik?
29:05Yes, I met him
29:06in Dubai
29:07when I negotiated
29:08for a flyer
29:09for his institute.
29:10And he wants
29:11to join you.
29:12Alfred,
29:13you sound like a fairy tale
29:14from Thousand and One Nights.
29:15Yes, this time
29:16I'm the golden boy.
29:18Mr. Albers,
29:20now it's getting serious.
29:21Sheik Hamid is coming?
29:23No,
29:24at least not to me.
29:25But the couple over there
29:27wants to book
29:28one of your suites
29:29for a whole week.
29:30Mr. Albers,
29:31I'm sorry,
29:32but if I
29:33book the suites
29:34now
29:35and tell the couple
29:36about it,
29:37then the suites have to pay,
29:38no matter if the sheik
29:39comes or not.
29:41The secretary
29:42was sure
29:43that Sheik Hamid would come.
29:44And what if he doesn't?
29:46Alfred,
29:47it's going to be very expensive.
29:48Four suites
29:49for one night.
29:51Two nights.
30:02Yes, Albers here.
30:04Yes,
30:05can you perhaps tell me
30:06if the private jet
30:07of Sheik Hamid
30:08is on its way to Hamburg?
30:10Yes,
30:11that would be
30:12enough for me, yes.
30:15Yes, thank you.
30:16And?
30:17It has already landed.
30:19Yes,
30:20but can they
30:21at the airport
30:22just give out
30:23the information like that?
30:25They just said
30:26that a private jet
30:27from Dubai
30:28has already landed.
30:29And that can also
30:30be someone else.
30:32Johanna,
30:33I beg you,
30:34how many private jets
30:35from Dubai
30:36land daily in Hamburg?
30:37And now I have to hurry
30:38and see if
30:39the private jet is already there.
30:58Mrs. Stein.
31:00Mrs. Hansen,
31:01I'm glad to see you.
31:05Thank you.
31:06A Darjeeling for you?
31:07With pleasure.
31:09Two Darjeeling, please.
31:12I like you.
31:14Nothing has changed about that.
31:17And
31:18we all make mistakes.
31:19It is important
31:20that you are recognized
31:22before
31:23a person
31:24is harmed by it.
31:26I'm not sure
31:27that I know what you're talking about.
31:28I think so.
31:30If I had known
31:31that you asked me here
31:32to accuse me,
31:33I wouldn't have come.
31:35I came here
31:36because I understand you.
31:40If someone
31:41has been harmed
31:42by this insolent thing,
31:43then it's probably me.
31:44I would have been almost poisoned.
31:47Look, my husband,
31:49you know,
31:50has often cheated on me
31:52and I always pretended
31:54that I didn't notice it.
31:56And I have
31:58all my pain
31:59and my grief
32:00and my anger
32:01against the loved one.
32:04She alone was to blame
32:05for what she did to me.
32:10Much later
32:11I realized
32:13that we both
32:15made a lot of mistakes
32:16in our marriage.
32:25Oh, Jette,
32:26can't you think
32:27about your key once?
32:32May I come in?
32:33Henriette isn't here.
32:34I know.
32:40I'd rather you left.
32:44I'm here to help you.
32:45You're making
32:46a big mistake.
32:48I don't need help.
32:49I didn't do anything wrong.
32:50I'm convinced of that.
32:52But Henriette,
32:53you know that.
32:54She gave herself
32:55the medicine.
32:59I assume
33:00that she took the dioxin
33:01from you
33:02without you knowing.
33:06I know nothing.
33:09Come on.
33:10We're talking here
33:11about the pre-deception
33:12of a crime.
33:15You get up to five years
33:16in prison for that,
33:17as well as a false statement.
33:21We're talking here
33:22about my girlfriend,
33:23who broke your heart.
33:25If she really is your girlfriend,
33:26then please try to come to your senses.
33:28Henriette doesn't just
33:29push herself,
33:30but also you
33:31through your lies
33:32into misfortune.
33:34Go now.
33:36Good.
33:39Go.
34:10Damn onions.
34:15I'm sorry.
34:17It's not your fault.
34:20Oh, flowers.
34:21How nice.
34:28Not now.
34:34I've encouraged you
34:35a lot lately, haven't I?
34:39Yes.
34:46I'm being overrun
34:47by events right now.
34:50You can't do anything about it.
34:53You still have to bear with it.
34:56And I can't think of anything better
34:58than asking you
35:00to be patient.
35:03You're right.
35:04The problems aren't yours.
35:06Our life takes place now,
35:07and not just in two weeks.
35:13Flowers.
35:14How nice.
35:18That's not all.
35:21What's that?
35:22An ultrasound picture?
35:25Am I really that insensitive?
35:27Yes.
35:30We had a dream.
35:33Freedom
35:35and indifference.
35:38I want to live that dream,
35:39more than ever.
35:43What if it just doesn't work?
35:45It does.
35:47The house in Brittany.
35:50We still have it.
35:52We just have to sign the purchase agreement.
35:56If you still want it.
36:00If you still want me.
36:05If you still want me.
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41:00Mr. Albers,
41:03managing assistant
41:05in the three masters of Lüneburg.
41:07You told me earlier
41:09that the Privatschule
41:11of the sheikh Hamid landed.
41:13Yes, please.
41:17Yes, okay.
41:19So when is your sheikh coming back?
41:23Not at all.
41:24Yes, but you said you landed a private plane from Dubai.
41:32Frontline.
41:34Call the press spokesman of the band. Maybe you can still rent the suites.
41:38Sure. They'll just wait for my call.
41:48Seefeld doesn't answer any emails. He doesn't answer the phone.
41:51What does your press spokesman say?
41:53That he doesn't have any appointments for the speech duel until the election.
41:57He wants to suppress himself.
41:59Then go to the offensive.
42:01Tell the press that you proposed an evasion appointment for Seefeld.
42:04No, instrumentalizing the press is his style, not mine.
42:13Tell me, can't we think of a more elegant way to exert pressure on Seefeld?
42:18Let me guess, a message from Seefeld's press office?
42:21No, from Carla.
42:23Because of the ultrasound picture?
42:25No, because of the holiday house in Britain. We want to buy it.
42:29Now? By the way?
42:32Now, but not by the way.
42:34We need something we can dream of together to get through the election campaign.
42:38Well, someone thought about it.
42:40It was Merle.
42:42The contract is still being signed today by courier.
42:45And I want to surprise her this evening.
42:47Then I'd better let you go.
42:50Yes, I beg you.
42:57It doesn't make any sense to keep putting pressure on Nicole.
43:00We're just as smart as we were before your speech.
43:02We're still smart.
43:04Our conversation made her think. I saw exactly how she was dealing with herself.
43:08But she didn't want to admit it.
43:11Not yet.
43:14Philipp, I'm running out of time.
43:17Torben Lichtner called.
43:20The indictment has been admitted to the trial.
43:23Shit.
43:24We knew this was going to happen.
43:26It's still a shock.
43:28Mom, sugar helps.
43:34I still know exactly what Achim went through during the trial.
43:37Yes, especially if you're innocent.
43:39Then you turn completely crazy during the negotiation.
43:41Nobody turns crazy.
43:43We'll call Nicole to the witness stand and then everything will clear up.
43:46And if she doesn't turn around in court?
43:48She wouldn't want to make herself guilty.
43:50She wouldn't risk going to jail for a false statement against Henriette.
43:58Yes, Mrs. Meissner.
44:00Erika Hose here.
44:02Do you know where your father is?
44:04He ordered me to come here in the middle of the valley.
44:08And he himself isn't even here.
44:11Yes, of course I called.
44:14The caller went...
44:16I'll call you back.
44:18Tell me, what do you notice?
44:20Do you have to stop here and then at a running engine?
44:26The engine hasn't reached the right temperature yet.
44:29Achim?
44:31Yes.
44:33And our motorhome.
44:35At least for the next four days.
44:37Why?
44:38Because we work best together in a cramped room.
44:42Please get in.
44:44Christian.
44:46You're doing things with me.
44:48Here you go, Mrs. Hose.
44:50Thank you.
44:56Fasten your seatbelt.
44:58You're a crazy dog.
45:06Have a good trip.
45:08Oh, great.
45:12Thank you.
45:23Hey.
45:24Wow.
45:26I thought we'd bump into our house.
45:28Oh.
45:29And?
45:30Our purchase contract.
45:32The contract is already here?
45:34Are you getting cold feet?
45:36No, butterflies in my stomach.
45:39So.
45:41Ladies first.
45:51For yours.
46:09You don't need a workroom.
46:11I'll take care of you.
46:22You can't be serious.
46:30You don't get it.
46:38Torben.
46:40Under these circumstances, I don't want the house.
47:09I'm sorry.
47:14Oh.
47:15Sheikh Hamid.
47:16Alfred Albers.
47:17My friend.
47:38You