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00:00I don't have a good feeling about leaving you alone like this.
00:03I was just a bit out of breath.
00:05That's possible, but I'd rather have a doctor or a nurse explain it to you.
00:11Can you trust us?
00:13If I had taken the appropriate exam back then.
00:16But I never took it.
00:18I'm afraid I can't do it.
00:20Oh no.
00:22I think it's better if we end our partnership.
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
00:47This is my life
00:51This is the way to find my own
00:55This is my life
00:58This is the world where I belong
01:04I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on
01:27Oh, first problems.
01:29We only have stress with each other.
01:31And then you just give up, right?
01:34It doesn't make sense to continue a partnership where you only argue.
01:38That's what you see in it?
01:42It doesn't matter what I say, it's always wrong.
01:46You really can't be right.
01:48So if you want to do something right, then go.
01:53Go!
01:57Go!
02:22No?
02:23No.
02:27Open?
02:31Or rather put up?
02:37I can't say that.
02:39Both are pretty.
02:41But I want to be really beautiful for our wedding.
02:45Well.
02:49I don't know.
02:52It's a mystery to me how the rumor is so stubborn.
02:55Men are decisive.
03:00Did you reach Anne?
03:02Yes, she can't trust us.
03:06Why not?
03:08In order to be allowed to fulfill a trust as a mayor,
03:11you have to pass an exam and that's exactly what she doesn't have.
03:17It's not that bad.
03:18It was a nice idea to get married in the studio,
03:20but then we'll just let ourselves trust the registry office.
03:24But I already cancelled the appointment.
03:26Then call tomorrow and tell them again.
03:28Well, if they still have one, you know how busy their appointments are.
03:32Come on.
03:33It's kind of funny.
03:36First we were worried that something with the rings couldn't work out.
03:40And now the whole wedding is cancelled.
03:43Then we'll just be a wild couple.
03:49Wild and dangerous.
03:52Kiss me.
03:53Tiger.
04:10What do you think?
04:11Like this or shorter?
04:13That would be your biggest problem now.
04:15Relax.
04:16Everything will be fine.
04:18Shouldn't I tell you that?
04:21Maybe I'll ask Vincent if he can do something for you.
04:24He always has so many connections.
04:26Is my brother still in Lüneburg?
04:28Yes, and your old mansion has become his location for his import-export affairs.
04:33But he's not in dry clothes yet.
04:36Yes.
04:37Coming.
04:41Philipp!
04:42So, what did you achieve?
04:46Okay, darling. See you later.
04:52Well, tell me already.
04:53Yes, the appointment at the registry office is postponed.
04:55But Philipp wants to talk to Mrs. Lichtenhagen again.
04:57Maybe there is another solution to the problem.
04:59And if not?
05:01We'll see.
05:02Now we assume that the wedding will take place as planned.
05:06So.
05:08I want your peace of mind.
05:10It's no use going crazy.
05:12Besides, you always have to look at the positive.
05:15What would that be?
05:17No wedding, no bachelor party.
05:21Oh no, my dear.
05:22You won't get around that.
05:24The hen party will be celebrated.
05:26But I don't know what I'm supposed to do with you.
05:28You don't have to.
05:30I'll take care of everything.
05:32What do you think about a wellness party with sauna, massages and many colorful fruit juices?
05:38Well, then I hope that I'll look well-rested tomorrow and somehow fit into this wedding dress.
05:44Of course.
05:45The hen party is all about your beauty care.
05:48The Prosecco stays closed and the five-course menu is canceled.
05:53That's great.
05:55Good, then bring the dress to the suite of the Three Kings.
05:59I rented it for tonight.
06:01Then we can use it as a dressing room for you tomorrow.
06:04Isn't that too expensive?
06:06At least you can't get ready to leave the house.
06:09After all, the groom mustn't see it right before the wedding.
06:15What am I going to do if he doesn't like it?
06:18Finally.
06:20I thought you wouldn't get nervous at all.
06:26What's up? No appetite?
06:29After the last meeting with the Hartsfeld Winter, he really got on my nerves.
06:33Come on, don't be so tragic.
06:37My fast boss catches me during fast sex, so that I catch her during fast sex afterwards.
06:42So absurd.
06:44Do you think it was your husband?
06:46Yes.
06:47Well, first of all, you don't know exactly if she's going to be your boss at all.
06:51And secondly, as long as she's still active, she might still have an understanding for it.
06:56Oh, Ben, really.
06:58Come on, now relax a little and have a cup of coffee.
07:03I met Mrs. Jansen in the hallway when I was picking up the sandwich.
07:06She looked pretty good to me.
07:08You're doing better.
07:10But I'd like to introduce you to our chief cardiologist again.
07:15Why don't you do it?
07:17Huh?
07:18Why don't you do it?
07:20Oh, I see.
07:22He's going to retire soon, and now he's on vacation until then.
07:29Then ask the Hartsfeld Winter.
07:32She's not working with us yet, you said that yourself.
07:34Yes, but she's a currifer in the area.
07:37And this would be the opportunity to find out what she really thinks of you.
07:41Carla!
07:42It's nice to see you here.
07:43Hey, what happened?
07:48Thorben broke up with me.
07:51Why?
07:53There were just so many arguments in the restaurant.
07:57But that's why he's not breaking up right away.
07:59Come on, sit down.
08:03I don't know what's going on right now, I'm sorry.
08:07Maybe you misunderstood something.
08:09What? I mean, it doesn't make sense to continue a partnership when you're just arguing.
08:14You can't get that wrong, can you?
08:22Oh, the Swedish!
08:24Wow, I missed that.
08:26Yeah, ask me.
08:28Come on, you're in shape, you still walk around Brussels every day.
08:31What else am I supposed to do in my spare time?
08:33No friends?
08:36At least none like you.
08:39By the way, I told Anne that she's still my dream woman.
08:46No.
08:47Yes.
08:48And?
08:50Nothing and.
08:52She doesn't feel anything for me anymore.
08:55At least not more than friendship.
08:58Well, once you've broken up, it's not that easy to get back together.
09:02Yeah, maybe it's better that way.
09:06Do you want some nuts?
09:11Maybe it's better that way.
09:13She's just having a baby from her ex-husband,
09:16she's a freshly baked mayor,
09:18and I'm in Brussels.
09:20It doesn't fit back and forth.
09:23So, the next round of partnership mediation?
09:26We'll see.
09:30Tell me, what's up with your mother's old warehouse?
09:35No idea.
09:37She refuses any information.
09:41Maybe it reminds her of something she doesn't want to be reminded of.
09:45A warehouse.
09:46And what should a warehouse remind her of?
09:48An old lover.
09:50Oh, that's my mother.
09:53Harry, for example. He was always good for a surprise.
09:58Harry.
10:17Carla, you have to talk to Torben.
10:20But he broke up with me.
10:22What else is there to discuss?
10:24It doesn't matter. You can't just break up like that.
10:27I have to go to the kitchen first.
10:35Ah, good morning, Dr. Thies.
10:39Good morning.
10:41You already know my wife.
10:43Yes, of course.
10:44Pleased to meet you.
10:45The guests are here. I'd really like to say hello to you.
10:50Could you tell me what the elderly lady was missing last night?
10:53Unfortunately, not yet.
10:55Her husband was so nice to my landlord yesterday at the hospital.
10:57Nobody told me everything.
10:59Of course.
11:01I'd like to ask you for your help.
11:03I'd need a second opinion on the case.
11:05And the chief cardiologist isn't here at the moment.
11:09I'd like to take a look at the case.
11:12I'd be happy to.
11:14I'll see you later then.
11:16Thank you.
11:17Bye.
11:18Bye.
11:21That's typical of my wife.
11:23Not even at her new job, but already the first patient in the treatment.
11:26I'm only helping a young, committed colleague.
11:30I'm not saying anything.
11:36Hello, grandpa!
11:37Achim!
11:38Hello, you two.
11:39Look what I got on the market.
11:42Wonderful, fresh pastinates.
11:47Can I guess one of your delicious appetizers?
11:51Don't be surprised.
11:54What did you do in the meantime?
11:56Is your speech ready?
11:58Of course it's ready.
11:59And it's going to be the greatest and most emotional speech you've ever heard.
12:07Can I hear a little excerpt?
12:10He won't get into the bag if he makes me feel nauseous again.
12:13But we only want to help if something isn't 100% right.
12:17Don't worry, the speech is perfect.
12:20The tears will flow in streams.
12:24I'd much rather know from you if you've chosen a focus for your studies.
12:31Of course.
12:32Dravia-Guna healing art. Haven't I told you about that?
12:35Dravia-what-thing?
12:37Dravia-Guna.
12:38It's a derivation of Ayurvedic plant healing art.
12:42And who knows, maybe I'll specialize in it and continue working in India after my studies.
12:51In case you've ever heard of it, a pharmacy degree doesn't just consist of plant knowledge.
12:57There's much more you need to learn to become a real pharmacist.
13:01Remember that.
13:06I just said that I like Dravia-Guna.
13:13An espresso, black as the night and hot as love.
13:17Mr. Albers, I will really miss you in Stockholm.
13:20And I will miss you in Lüneburg, Mr. Stein.
13:22Thank you.
13:23But before he leaves us, let's celebrate his farewell.
13:26Your wife booked one of the suites in the hotel for the last evening before the wedding.
13:31And what are you doing?
13:32Me? Nothing.
13:34That's out of the question.
13:36I'm sorry, Gunther, but such events are none of my business.
13:40Besides, I'm not sure if we'll be allowed to marry at all.
13:43Are you kidding?
13:44Well, we actually planned to have the mayor's wife marry us in the garden,
13:48but she doesn't have the right to do so, and I've already cancelled the appointment at the state office.
13:53And now?
13:54Hope? Pray?
13:57Oh, nonsense.
13:59We're celebrating a young couple's farewell in a special way, just the two of us.
14:02You and your witnesses.
14:04And then we'll find a solution.
14:06That's really a lovely offer, but...
14:08No rebuttal. It doesn't have to be anything big.
14:11But for a cigar and a good whiskey, there should be enough time.
14:16For a good one?
14:17Of course.
14:18You won.
14:19Good.
14:20Well, see you tonight at my place.
14:22See you tonight.
14:23Bye.
14:29Mr. Vorlichtenhagen, please pick up the phone.
14:33We're celebrating a young couple's farewell.
14:35I've never heard anything like it.
14:53CONGRATULATIONS!
15:06Hey.
15:07Hey.
15:08I'm sorry, but I don't have the time.
15:09We'll have a moment, Hans.
15:10We need to talk about your break-up.
15:12Which break-up?
15:13Karla's.
15:15Oh, you know that already, it's Lüneburg.
15:17No, Britta and I know.
15:20I didn't think Carla would mess it up right away.
15:24Man, Tom. Carla was totally done.
15:27And she cried her best friend's tears at Britta's.
15:30What were you thinking?
15:32Nothing. I just think separation is for the best.
15:35And you're throwing away your entire partnership because of a single argument, aren't you?
15:38One argument.
15:39Put two zeros on it.
15:41Then you'll get there better.
15:43It's still no way.
15:45Tom.
15:46You have to talk to her.
15:47I have to talk to her?
15:49I threw her out when I came up with the proposal.
15:51Carla is constantly overreacting. You can't talk to her anymore.
15:54She's hurt. You have to understand that.
15:56Maybe ask someone for me?
15:59My patience is also slowly running out.
16:01So if Carla still wants to talk, she has to come to me.
16:05I have to go now.
16:07Yeah, me too.
16:13Here's the dress for Mrs. Meissner.
16:15Great, thank you. Just hang it on the pole.
16:17We'll bring it to you when the suit is ready, okay?
16:19Thank you.
16:20It's nice to see that the wedding dress is ready. Thank you very much.
16:23Greetings to Mrs. Meissner.
16:25Take care.
16:26Mr. Eckert, do you know where I can find Mr. Flickenschild?
16:29He should be in his office, but I see...
16:32He's coming. Thank you.
16:35At least you give punctuality all the honors, unlike your clothes.
16:39Oh, is there anything I can do?
16:41No, not at all. If you look at the fact that we have a business meeting...
16:45That's exactly what I wanted to talk to you about.
16:47Oh, that you neglect the dress order on your second day at work in the Three Kings?
16:52No, that I would like to postpone the work appointment completely.
16:55Oh, no desire to learn anything about hotel management anymore?
16:58Oh, on the contrary. I found your first help hour so interesting...
17:01...that I wouldn't like to miss anything with the second one.
17:04But Mr. Flickenschild, running along in the hotel, my work in the nursery...
17:08...and the wedding preparations, that's a bit too much for me at the moment.
17:11I understand that.
17:13What do you think if we postpone the work appointment until next week?
17:16That wouldn't affect you?
17:18No, in your situation...
17:20Oh, thank you. A stone falls from my heart.
17:22Oh, speaking of stones...
17:24...have you noticed that the wedding dress might burst completely?
17:27Yes, I've noticed that.
17:29That's a disaster.
17:30If we don't come up with something quickly, how we can prevent this mess, then...
17:34I think we should let the groom-to-be decide that himself.
17:37Oh, I see that differently.
17:39Have a good trip to Konzern.
17:41Thank you.
17:43Mr. Eckert...
17:44...I'd like to have a nice hot chocolate in my office.
17:48Coming right up.
17:55I would have assumed that the emergency room was right in any case.
17:58Thank God it's inconspicuous.
18:00The lady seems to have a very good heart despite her age.
18:03In any case, the oxygen under the cells does not flow there.
18:07Rather through the reduction of the red blood cells, as the blood sample showed.
18:11I will try to compensate that medically.
18:15Yes.
18:17Thank you.
18:19Ms. Jansen.
18:20That's funny, we're just talking about you. Please come in.
18:23Finally, thank you.
18:24Hopefully nothing bad happens.
18:26I just wanted to know the results of my examination.
18:29May I introduce you?
18:30Ms. Prof. Harzfeld-Winter from New York.
18:32Ms. Jansen.
18:33Very pleased.
18:34Nice to meet you.
18:35Ms. Prof. Harzfeld-Winter is a cardiologist.
18:37And since she is a guest with us, I asked her for a second opinion on your case.
18:41Yes.
18:42What luck I have.
18:44Two such excellent doctors are trying to find me.
18:50Please take a seat.
18:51Thank you.
18:57And?
18:59Is everything okay?
19:01Dr. Thies, we need you in the emergency room.
19:04Thank you.
19:05If Ms. Jansen is right, I can discuss the results with her.
19:11Of course.
19:12Thank you.
19:13Bye.
19:14Bye.
19:19And?
19:21How is my heart?
19:24Your heart, Ms. Jansen, is completely healthy.
19:31But?
19:32I would like to conduct a few more examinations.
19:38That sounds like you suspect another disease.
19:43I would rather put it this way.
19:45I would like to exclude exactly this possibility.
19:58Hey.
20:00Hm?
20:04What did the poor cucumber do?
20:06Why can't a man simply discuss a conflict?
20:11Well, maybe because you threw him out right away.
20:14Who says that?
20:15Tauben.
20:17He talks behind my back with you about me?
20:19No, no, I tried to talk to him.
20:22You don't need to.
20:24I don't need a man who wants to separate himself from the first business problem.
20:33It could be that Tauben feels your argument completely different, right?
20:40Talk to him again.
20:42I should talk to him?
20:44He gives me a bouquet of flowers with an additional contract instead of an apology.
20:48I can't discuss with someone like that.
20:51To be honest, I don't know exactly who of you two doesn't want to talk to the other one.
20:57That's none of your business.
21:00Peace.
21:18Ah.
21:20How I missed this.
21:22Having lunch together like this is wonderful, isn't it?
21:27Mama, that will happen to you more often in the future.
21:29Brussels isn't out of this world.
21:31Do you want some more sauce?
21:32No, thank you, thank you.
21:33Enough, enough.
21:35How was your visit to the hospital?
21:38Is everything okay?
21:40Imagine, a cardiologist from New York examined me.
21:46I thought you were visiting Dr. Thies in Harlem.
21:48Yes, yes, but she brought a colleague to the office.
21:51You know, if you ask me,
21:55this Ms. Harzfeld-Winter, doctor, doctor,
21:58isn't the next head of the clinic.
22:00Well, I think you hear the grass growing.
22:02The election for the leader hasn't even taken place yet.
22:05Yes, but I will be allowed to think about it, please.
22:08Yes, you should rather think about your health.
22:10What did the doctors say?
22:12Well, my heart is just fine.
22:16Yes, but why are you always so pale and tired and get a bad breath?
22:19A few more examinations are being done.
22:22I'm sure it's nothing serious.
22:25You're taking it a bit too lightly, Mama.
22:28No, I'm sure not.
22:31And now stop it, okay?
22:33Only old people talk about diseases.
22:38Well, then let's talk about other things.
22:40For example, about old loves.
22:46Hm?
22:47Well, Thomas, sometimes you really don't know what you're talking about.
22:52Don't you want to finally tell me what's going on with the old warehouse?
22:59No.
23:02But why not?
23:08There are things that are better hidden under the cover of silence.
23:15I'm sorry I'm late, but I had to talk to Mr. Stein.
23:19Oh, hello, ma'am.
23:21Hey.
23:22A disaster. I can't trust them.
23:25And the old appointment with the registry office is already expired.
23:28Then the wedding won't take place.
23:30But you're the mayor. You can trust them.
23:33I didn't take the appropriate examinations.
23:38And there's nothing to be done?
23:42Wait a minute. I know someone in the Lower Saxon state government.
24:03I was just about to call you.
24:06I was looking for you.
24:09Then at least we still have the same ideas.
24:24You tell me first.
24:31I just don't understand it.
24:35I mean, I know that it's not always easy at work.
24:39And that it also affects our relationship.
24:42But...
24:46That's why we have to break up right away.
24:52Excuse me.
24:54Did you think I wanted to end our relationship?
24:59Yes.
25:04How did you come up with that?
25:08You said you wanted to end our partnership.
25:13But that's what Salto meant.
25:25I'm happy with you.
25:29Yes.
25:34It's over.
25:39Yes.
25:41I love you too.
25:44I love you too.
25:56So the hour is almost up.
25:59My acquaintance was very reliable, but I wouldn't take him so literally.
26:04The state authority is a large enterprise and it sometimes takes time to get a permit for insiders.
26:09It would really be a disaster if the wedding broke.
26:15Lichtenhagen?
26:18Hello, Mr. Stein.
26:21No, unfortunately we don't have a message yet.
26:23Otherwise I would have already told you.
26:26Don't worry, we'll manage.
26:29Yes.
26:30Bye.
26:33I hate lying.
26:35Now I'm healing the means.
26:38So now I get to know your hidden sides.
26:41And there are a few.
26:43That explains a lot.
26:46For example?
26:51An SMS from Hannover.
26:53And?
26:56You have the license to marry.
26:58Yes!
27:01But?
27:03The Lower Saxon State Authority still requires that you take an exam.
27:08But you can do that in a hurry.
27:10And what does that mean?
27:12We'll film you falling over and show you what you've learned tomorrow.
27:24You should go to a wellness center more often.
27:27The sauna feels so good.
27:29And the massage is.
27:31You really needed that.
27:33Do I feel the tension that way?
27:35Well, since you still don't know if you're getting married tomorrow or not,
27:40you're just too excited about relaxation.
27:43Well, in the end it doesn't matter when we get married.
27:51Philipp.
27:53Hello, Philipp?
27:56Philipp?
27:57Sorry, hello?
28:01That's wonderful!
28:03Yes, I'm so happy!
28:05Yes, I love you too.
28:07Yes, see you.
28:09Ms. Lichtenhagen is doing a crash course and is allowed to marry us after all.
28:23There are many reasons for joy for the three kings,
28:26but I've rarely seen such a happy guest.
28:28We have a special reason.
28:30Here comes the next one.
28:32A wedding dress.
28:34Thank you.
28:38Careful, careful.
28:40Before the wedding something happens to the dress.
28:49It's so nice to have you back.
28:52I've missed you so much.
28:54Our last visit isn't that long, Mother.
28:56An eternity.
28:58Wasn't it just a year ago?
29:00Maybe, yes. An eternity.
29:04But that might change soon.
29:07Nothing has been decided yet.
29:09But you've introduced yourself in the clinic, haven't you?
29:13Yes, there was a first meeting with the director of administration.
29:16And in front of the chief physicians I still have to introduce myself.
29:19And then it will be decided who will take over the management.
29:22Oh, that's definitely just a formality.
29:26And could you just leave your job in New York?
29:31Yes, of course.
29:33But as long as there's nothing clear for Regina, of course I'll leave it.
29:36Yes.
29:38That you'll be here forever, that would be the most beautiful thing.
29:41You'll get the most beautiful table decoration you've ever seen.
29:47Good day, Mrs. Rose.
29:49Mrs. Winter.
29:51Mrs. Professor Harzfeld Winter.
29:54Mrs. Rose.
29:55Pleased to meet you.
29:56That's Mr. Stein, by the way.
29:58Hello, Mrs. Wolff.
29:59Maybe...
30:00Good day.
30:01Maybe my son and his wife from New York will move here.
30:07Yes.
30:08Mrs. Rose, you know so many people.
30:11They would definitely need an apartment.
30:14I'd love to move in.
30:16It's a coincidence, because mine is currently vacant.
30:18Oh, do you have a map? We could get in touch with you.
30:21Yes, I do.
30:24Yes.
30:25So, my grandma's office isn't right anymore, but if you'd like to take a look at the apartment...
30:30Yes, I'd love to.
30:32Well, enjoy your meal.
30:34Okay, thank you.
30:35Have fun.
30:36Thank you, you too.
30:37Thank you.
30:38It's a coincidence.
30:40I can only repeat my offer again later.
30:42I'd like to interrogate my mother again.
30:44If it were up to money, I wouldn't care for 10,000 more or less.
30:49I guess it's not a question of money.
30:52As I said, I'm a negotiator.
30:55The old warehouse would be ideal for my company.
30:57You're right.
30:58I'll get in touch with you, Mr. Van Loon.
31:00Thank you.
31:06What did he want again?
31:10Now you know exactly what I mean.
31:12He wants to buy your warehouse.
31:14Yes, and you hopefully told him that he could have saved himself the trouble.
31:18The warehouse is unsellable.
31:21Why are you keeping such a big secret from the house?
31:23I don't understand.
31:25I also don't understand, man.
31:27I don't get it with you.
31:28Why, for example, don't you stop digging again and again,
31:32even though I told you clearly that I don't want to talk about it.
31:37I'm just asking.
31:38When I'm dead, you can do whatever you want with it.
31:41Until then, I decide what happens to this house and who I talk to about it.
32:06Erika!
32:07Achim!
32:08Achim!
32:09I have to talk to you.
32:11Oh.
32:13Well, if you want to warn me,
32:15being on time today is necessary for you.
32:17I won't miss your vegetable stew.
32:19I do want to warn you, but not on time.
32:22What's going on?
32:23Well, you knocked your granddaughter out earlier.
32:27Ella?
32:28Yes, Ella.
32:32Well, when I asked her about her studies...
32:36You're scolding her like an old farm dog.
32:40Honestly.
32:42I'm sorry.
32:43Then tell her.
32:45What happened?
32:48Oh, I was just disappointed
32:50because she's thinking about staying in India.
32:55I'd really like her to take over the pharmacy.
32:59Why don't you just tell her?
33:01Because I'm afraid to put her under pressure.
33:04What happened then, I told Katja.
33:08Hello.
33:09Ella.
33:11Grandpa, I wanted to borrow some plant books from you.
33:15You're just in time.
33:16Your grandpa wanted to ask you something.
33:18They're in the lab.
33:19Your grandpa wanted to know if you could imagine
33:22taking over the pharmacy later.
33:28Really?
33:29Yes.
33:34Well, that's still a long way off.
33:37I haven't even started studying yet.
33:43But grandpa, that's a very big compliment
33:46that you would give me your pharmacy.
33:48Thank you.
33:57She didn't say no, did she?
34:05We'll have champagne this evening.
34:08Yes.
34:11I'm very happy that we managed to get our misunderstanding out of the way.
34:15Me too.
34:19I was just wondering how it came to this.
34:22Do you trust me as much as he does?
34:24No, well...
34:25Of course I trust you.
34:28Let's talk about it again tonight.
34:31I have to go back to the kitchen to prepare the wedding buffet.
34:35Hello, you two.
34:36Hey, Anne.
34:37Anne, hello.
34:38I have to go back to the kitchen.
34:39But we'll see each other tonight at the party for Mrs. Meisner.
34:41Yes, exactly.
34:42Bye.
34:43Bye.
34:45Well?
34:46Well?
34:47How are you two?
34:48The baby and I are fine.
34:51But you seem to have had a bad time.
34:54You can tell by my mood, right?
34:57Tom, we've been married long enough.
35:00So, what's going on?
35:01Oh, Carla and I had a little misunderstanding,
35:04from which she immediately refused that I leave her.
35:07But you solved it?
35:08Yes, I did.
35:09Then everything is fine.
35:11Yes and no.
35:13What bothers me is your lack of trust.
35:17But if she misunderstood you...
35:19She still has to know that I would never end our relationship with a single sentence between door and fish.
35:27Maybe you should tell her that she's your dream woman.
35:30Yes, but I'm doing that...
35:31Just like with Thomas.
35:33Didn't you two see each other again?
35:35Together? No.
35:36We talked about it and realized that it was nonsense.
35:39And since then we get along really well.
35:57IRISH SINGLE MORT
36:15To the celebration of the day, an old Irish single mort.
36:20Color like liquid gold.
36:23To you, my dear.
36:25To you.
36:33It would be a shame if you let this go.
36:38This is not exactly what you imagine under a noisy,
36:41attack-like, young-looking farewell.
36:44Surprise!
36:55Surprise!
37:04Yes?
37:07Hello, Thomas.
37:08I was just about to leave.
37:09I just wanted to see how you cope with learning.
37:11Oh, I'll learn the rules for ceremonies and weddings later.
37:15Or tomorrow morning.
37:16It's not that hard.
37:18I'm going to say goodbye to Mrs. Meissner's young companion.
37:21And you?
37:22The same with the boys.
37:24Then we want to give our loved ones a taste of entering the marriage life.
37:28Under what conditions can one fulfill an emergency marriage?
37:33Emergency marriage?
37:35If an immediate marriage is necessary due to a life-threatening disease of a fiancé,
37:40the registered official has the opportunity to terminate the procedure for verification of marriageability.
37:45What? Terminate?
37:48I think I should take another look at the documents.
37:51Can you maybe ask me?
37:54Yes, of course.
37:55It takes a little longer to say goodbye to a young companion.
37:58Come on, let's go somewhere else.
38:00I'll sleep in the office.
38:04Good.
38:15Who wants some more? Who hasn't had any yet?
38:19Yes?
38:20There's nothing like a well-mannered gentlemen's evening here.
38:24Yes, that's why we men should get married more often.
38:28As long as I don't swear these annoying loyalties.
38:32Well, at her age it may sound strange, but I really like loyalty.
38:37He's really in love.
38:39Well, to Katja and to you.
38:41Yes.
38:42Cheers.
38:48It's nice that you all came.
38:50Although we had the impression that the joy was more on our side.
38:54Yes, but he was also afraid that he would be attacked by a wild horde of vikings and be filled with beer.
38:59Please, Mr. Fleckgeschild, we are men with style.
39:02Yes.
39:08Hey, Philip, we brought you something.
39:12For me?
39:13Yes, that's how it should be when you get married.
39:15You plant trees and have children.
39:18You're not my age anymore.
39:20You can think about the children, but the tree has to go to the ground.
39:23Yes, otherwise a man is not a man.
39:26Yes, when do you even eat that nowadays?
39:29Well, when you ask the women, you always get another answer.
39:32Who knows what women really want, at least I don't.
39:35Well, it used to be easier.
39:38Yes, you would keep the woman in a coat and pay her the bill.
39:42You don't have to worry about that today.
39:44They don't care about that at all.
39:47I would like it if someone would help me in the coat again.
39:51Or push the chair in the restaurant.
39:53And pay.
39:55Or open the car door.
39:57Here.
39:58Nobody does that anymore nowadays.
40:00Well, real gentlemen seem to be an extinct species.
40:05And that's exactly what women nowadays don't want anymore.
40:08That you're still a man as a man.
40:10Exactly, otherwise you'll be voted out as a macho.
40:14You should be a real man and understand women at the same time.
40:17Yes, it's not that easy.
40:18Sensitive and persuasive.
40:21Sensitive and...
40:23...consistent.
40:24How can you do that?
40:26Most men can't stand a strong woman by their side at all.
40:29They see a equal partner as a threat instead of enrichment.
40:33Yes, yes.
40:34You have to talk.
40:36You have two fine men by your side.
40:38Yes, but that was a hard job until it was time.
40:41And it still is.
40:43What should I say?
40:46I still believe that there is the right one for everyone.
40:50Sometimes it just takes a little longer to find him.
40:52Yes, and you have to compromise.
40:57Ladies, to love.
40:59Yes.
41:00To love.
41:03To love.
41:25...a prize for a regular love affair,
41:28will be...
41:31Really? Okay, okay, okay.
41:33And now I'm going to ask you.
41:35Do you know, Mr. Willem, if you put this on here,
41:38you will be responsible.
41:40That's how I'm going to ask you.
41:42If you put this on here...
41:44One more time.
41:46Yes.
41:50Mr. Stein.
41:55Since you're married to a guy...
42:01Since you both answered my question with yes,
42:05I hereby declare you legally married.
42:09Please, go ahead.
42:11So, now we just need to follow the law
42:13when not respecting marriage obstacles,
42:15then we have it.
42:16I need a few cookies first.
42:18Not respecting my lust is very bad at the moment.
42:22Left...
42:29It's so nice of Merle to let me live here
42:31while my water damage is being repaired.
42:33I can't find anything here.
42:35Try up there on the right.
42:42How do you know so well about Merle's apartment?
42:45Old habit.
42:47Other women have lived here before your cousin.
42:52Oh, right in the plural.
42:56Well, in the course of time.
42:58I mean, I've been on the hook for a few years.
43:07And what are we going to do with the women
43:09or your dream woman who gave you a basket?
43:12At least I know by her what I'm looking for.
43:14Why don't you give it a try with the partner mediation?
43:17And then?
43:19I'll give you your data and find a double.
43:22There's only one chance.
43:24Then find me a new dream woman.
43:26Oh, so that's who you are.
43:30Hm.
43:34Hm.
43:36So.
43:38Hello.
43:40Hello.
43:42So.
43:44Es hat mich sehr gefreut.
43:46Kommen Sie gut nach Hause.
43:48Tschüss.
43:50Tschüss.
43:52Wie gut morgen.
43:55Ich muss sehen, was wir das Symbol eurer Zukunft unter die Erde bringen.
43:59In die Erde. In!
44:01Zu viel Whiskey und Zigarren, hm?
44:04I sound so sexy, oder?
44:06Ja.
44:09Danke, dass du mein Freund bist.
44:11Und dass du mein Freund geblieben bist.
44:13Warum hätte ich nicht bleiben sollen?
44:15War nicht so einfach.
44:17Denkt man ins Casino.
44:19Ich hab nicht verhindern können, dass es geschlossen wurde.
44:21Das muss eine Freundschaft aushalten können.
44:23Bestimmt.
44:24Hier.
44:25Hier graben wir den ein.
44:28Gute Stelle.
44:29Sehr schön.
44:31Schade, dass Thomas heute Abend nicht dabei sein konnte.
44:33Weißt du, wo er ist?
44:34Keine Ahnung.
44:35Hauptsache, er kommt morgen zur Trauung.
44:37Also.
44:39Pflanzen wir dich ein.
44:41Auf dass du wächst und gedeihst.
44:44Mit deiner Liebe zu Katja.
44:46Ja, dann los.
44:50Wurzeln!
44:53Komplett voller Wurzeln.
44:55Ja.
44:56Du bist groß und kräftig. Also.
44:58Ja, groß schon, aber das mit der Kraft.
45:00Stell dich jetzt nicht so.
45:06Ladies.
45:07Auch wenn es mir schwerfällt, aber ich fürchte,
45:09unsere Braut braucht jetzt ihren Schönheitsschutz.
45:12Gleich.
45:14Es war wirklich ein schöner Abend.
45:16Danke euch für die tolle Idee.
45:18Ich bin schon so gespannt auf das Brautkleid morgen.
45:23Es bringt doch kein Unglück,
45:24das in der Nacht vorher zu zeigen, oder?
45:26Nein.
45:27Nur wenn der Brötigame es sehen würde.
45:30Gut, er ist ja jetzt nicht da.
45:37Voila.
45:40Voila.
45:42Mein Traum in Weiß.
45:51Was ist das?
45:54Wo ist mein Brautkleid?
45:57Katja, ich glaube, die Kleidersäcke sind vertauscht worden.
46:01Ich fürchte, dein Kleid ist auf dem Weg nach Konstanz.
46:10Die Prüfung morgen bestehst du mit Bravour.
46:13Dank deiner Hilfe.
46:14Fehlt nur noch der Gebrauch des Amtsstempels.
46:18Ich wusste gar nicht, dass du so ein Perfektionist bist.
46:22Wir haben doch heute Mittag schon festgestellt,
46:24dass du einiges von mir nicht weißt.
46:27Also, der Stempel.
46:30Okay, so rum?
46:31Ja.
46:32Okay.
46:34Der Stempel.
46:40Ja, also inzwischen solltest du sie ja wohl auswendig können.
46:44Ich weiß doch nicht mal mehr,
46:45was Herr Albers und ich dazu Papier gebracht haben.
46:48Interessiert sich ja eigentlich niemand für mein Publikum.
46:50Meine Rede ist verschwunden.
46:54Meinst du, du schaffst es, pünktlich wieder hier zu sein?
46:57Ja, mit diesem Baby schon.
46:59Ich hab extra eine Nummer schneller gechartert.
47:02Und du?
47:04Ich hab' eine Idee.
47:06Ich hab' extra eine Nummer schneller gechartert.
47:09Keine Sorge,
47:10ich werd' schon nicht die Hochzeit meiner besten Freundin verpassen.
47:12Katja wird in ihrem Brautkleid heiraten,
47:14das garantier' ich dir.
47:17Was ist?
47:18Raubt ihr der Gedanke,
47:19Katja heute zu ehelichen den Atem,
47:21oder warum sprichst du nicht mehr ernst?
47:23Er muss heute ja nur Ja sagen.
47:26Ja, würde auch nicht gehen.
47:36Ja, würde auch nicht gehen.