Original subtitles

You and me

If I only could make a deal with God

And forget to swap our places

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

We'd run and I'd never lose

More responsibility?

What do you think?

Flashback is not in time

Oh, come on, our program is absolute...

It's not about the program, it's about you!

What?

50 years of fairness? 50 years?

You're just too annoying, Su. And everyone here knows about it.

Let it go.

I'm sorry.

Why didn't you come in?

I don't want to.

Oh God, I can understand that. Hello.

Say, what's new about Nelly?

I need you.

Good morning.

It's me, Jule.

What the hell are you doing here?

The question should be yours.

I thought you were at work, but now I'm at this guy's bed.

Is it complicated?

It's complicated, really.

I'm sorry, I don't know what I did wrong. It was a mistake.

It's not a small mistake, Jule.

I trusted you. I thought we had something special.

We don't have anything special. It's nothing serious.

It's just a piece of shit with you.

And now you're still pissing me off.

Wow.

Good morning.

Can you open the door again?

No, master, there's nothing more to do today.

No?

Jan Weigl, the manager.

He pulled out his pants.

The guy in the front.

Can you actually figure out whether the post or the pre-portal...

Did you make a joke?

Yes.

No.

Hello.

When?

Not long after midnight.

It's not really stiff yet.

Half past nine is the last ride.

No?

After the wedding, yes.

It's a little girl.

Girl, little girl.

Yeah, it looks pretty good.

Fingerprint?

No.

Handicap?

Nothing, but I'll just check your mobile data.

THE END

Jan Weigl, Flasberg.

After a lifetime, do you know that?

A huge wheelbase.

A workshop?

Yeah, sometime in the middle of the night.

It's just after eleven, with another employee in the warehouse,

but it's all by itself at home.

We don't have any more.

No fingerprints?

No.

No.

And don't mess with the press, okay?

Weigl's mobile data.

About half-twelve a sms.

None of that.

Three numbers belong to a Nina Schott.

That's the ex-wife of Weigl.

Nina Schott, the best-selling author in there.

The one who wrote the Menahasser book.

Menahasser?

Yeah, yeah.

She also has this blog.

Sexist week.

Weigl's ex.

The masked sander.

His performance.

Tadlous.

Creative publisher.

Swabinger Instance and contemporary man.

The mask is masked.

She sits perfect and steady.

Jan Weigl, sexist week.

When did that happen?

Today.

Hello?

Frau Schott?

Hello?

Frau Schott?

Hello?

Frau Schott?

Frau Schott?

Untenrum an die Macht hast du es gelesen?

Nicht schlecht.

Da kann man es aushalten.

Frau Schott?

Grüß Gott.

Grip um München.

Jan, ja?

Wie war denn das Verhältnis zu ihrem Ex-Mann?

Ich...

Ich habe ihn vertraut.

Heute Nacht, ja?

Da haben Sie meine SMS geschrieben.

Zum halb zwölf?

Ja, ja.

Ich habe ihm gegensebst, dass ich draußen auf ihn warte.

Vor dem Verlag.

Er ist dann zu mir rausgekommen.

Sie waren letztlich auch mit ihm zusammen?

Hm?

Spazieren.

Ich wollte mit ihm reden.

Über den Blog, der heute online ist.

Sexist der Woche?

Jan und ich, wir...

Wir haben immer noch über alles geredet.

Wie war das Gespräch?

Ich war unsicher, ob der Blog seiner Karriere nicht doch zu sehr schadet,

aber...

Jan meinte, es fördert er die Prominenz.

Er hatte Sorge, dass er manchmal zu langweilig rüberkommt.

So, also er war mit dem Blog einverstanden.

Wie lange waren Sie denn spazieren?

Ich habe nicht auf die Uhr geschaut.

Jan ist dann wieder zurück in den Verlag.

Nein, ist er nicht.

Nein?

Okay.

Keine Ahnung.

Ich bin jedenfalls nach Hause und habe den Blog fertig gemacht.

Hm.

Wie ist das denn passiert?

Man hat ihm die Hosen ausgezogen.

Ja, sehr.

Vermutlich nicht die Toten.

Mit der Krawatte erwirkt.

Ah, mit der Krawatte.

Symbol für die Männlichkeit, nicht?

Kommen Sie mal mit.

Nach jedem Blog spappt eine Flut von Hasmelshein.

Aber auch Zuspruch.

Da war neulich ein

Da war neulich was?

Glückwunsch zu deinem Blog.

Aber jetzt wird es Zeit zu handeln.

Wir sind ein gutes Team.

Du ziehst ihnen die Hosen aus

und ich hänge sie an ihren Schwänzen auf.

Grüß Pandora.

Pandora?

Die mit der Büchse?

Er ist mir schon klar.

Wann ist die Mail?

Vorgestern Nacht.

Ich habe es nicht ernst genommen.

Wenn ich ernst nehmen würde, was da so kommt.

Also, was man am liebsten mit mir so anstellen würde.

So, hier, ich hänge sie an ihren Schwänzen auf.

Da musste ich eben dran denken.

Als Sie vorhin gesagt haben,

Jan wurde mit einer Krawatte erdrosselt.

Ist das die einzige Mail von Pandora?

Ja.

Jan Weigl war gestern Nacht noch im Verlag.

Mit einer Mitarbeiterin.

Sue.

Sue Gossler.

Cheflektorin bei Flashback.

Und das war beruflich oder privat?

Hm.

Das mischte sich bei Jan immer so alles.

Könnten Sie uns die Mail weiterleiten?

Lukas Leim.

Mach ich.

Sie waren gestern noch echt lang mit Jan Weigl im Verlag.

Ja, ich kam gerade von einem Autor antreffen

und hab Jan berichtet.

Und ihr hast dann so um halb elf rumgegangen.

Und Sie?

Ich bin nach Hause.

Hat Jan Weigl eine Krawatte um den Hals?

Äh, wieso?

Nein.

Er hat keine Ahnung,

hat er keine Ahnung,

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hat er keine Ahnung,

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hat er keine Ahnung,

hat er keine Ahnung,

hat er keine Ahnung,

hat er keine Ahnung,

hat er einen Ahnen,

hat er,

hat er,

hat er,

There are still a few unannounced ones.

What about the best beer varieties or city tips?

ShotBlock is extremely successful. Nina sits practically in every talk show.

She sells it.

Now, probably.

Where and where did this happen?

Jeff.

Yeah, no, just a second. I had these policemen at help.

Did that Ferdinand say he left yesterday?

Yes, briefly. Weigel.

Motif?

Nina Short, what's the motif?

Yes?

Aha.

Thank you.

Sticks of K.O. drops.

Weigels blood?

No, in the wine bottle.

His appearance?

Taddle-free.

Creative publisher.

Swabian instance and contemporary man.

The mask is mask-made.

She sits perfectly and stands.

He also wears it from the mirror.

But on the way to the old white man,

she suddenly starts to yoke.

Full-time opduction report.

No GHP found in his blood.

But it will be done in a few hours anyway.

Did the shot send us the Pandora mail?

Yes, already checked.

On Tuesday night, it was sent from the internet café in Weston.

Why video surveillance?

Unfortunately not.

But I think the mail only sent the shots to Pandora.

Why does she make Weigel costume for the sexist?

Well, you were actually with him.

Yes?

Yes, a moment.

Cheers.

Leim.

Sue Gossler.

Something happened to me.

Three days ago, there was a violent crime in the store.

Between Jan and Rolf Gansinger.

Gansinger?

Yes, that's a TV producer.

He makes talk shows that host our guests.

Nina Schott, too.

He was in the office when I was just in.

And I thought he would come in right away.

Where are you going?

I don't know.

I'm talking about Nina.

Schott?

Yes.

It was always about Nina, the two of us.

I mean, Rolf was behind you.

And Jan, yes, he had some older rights.

So, men's games.

Gansinger.

Yes.

Ask him again.

Good, thank you.

Men's games.

But why did you have to bear?

I saw about five or six different¡ª

siblings.

And listen,

Well, Kronos,

I'm Russian,

and I'm Mimise.

Verlopten

Hello

Here's the creeper münchen

I

So trifft man sich wieder

auch mit der krawatte erwirkt ne ne sieht so aus aber

keine anzeichen von venöser staunen keine petechen

die wundern hinterkopf

frag los

die stamm von einem einzigen schlag

scharfkantiger gegenstand gezielte wucht schellbruch

Schaut euch mal die preise genauer

gern beschreibt der frauen als besteigbar

nicht miss zu verstehen sie sind kein gipfel

Ragen immer unter ihm beim runterrollen stürzt er allen falls for spät

Rolf ganzinger sexist der woche

von ist ne so schiene

Letzte woche war direkt vor jan weigel dran

der mort auch

wie er ist über 48 stunden tot also

Dienstag nach

Richt auch schon

Herrschaftszeiten

Sturziert okultes blut an einem der preise gefunden

der wurde erschlagen und wieso er ist jetzt gefunden er lebte allein kaum office

Jetzt endlich auch seine eigenen serienkiller

Martin krawatte um und hose aus

Was macht 650 andreas

Gut die schott soll ihren depoten block offline nehmen

Die anderen von ihrer sexisten liste müssen gewarnt werden und findet mir diese mailschreiberin

Nimmt die radikalen feministinnen in die zahle

das scheinbar eine doch geknallt

wunderts

Die kal feministinnen die welt bei blutbäder anrichten so man kennst du da welche

Ja

Okay, ja schick zas rüber danke auf dem tür stopper sind fingerabdrücke die nicht vom opfer stammen

Die anrufliste von ganzinger ist da

Letzter kontakt tinsdag abend

Hab ziehen eine kurze nachricht

Sagt ihr die nummer was

You

You

Arbeiten lang sie gehen nicht ans telefon

You

Was sind sämtliche jungs aus dem block wie wollen sie sie warnen über die presse

So der pandora gefallen

möglich

Aber vermutlich nicht ausbremsen

Ich kann auch noch eine rundmehl analgeschreiben danke das machen wir

Sie können die alle persönlich

Ja

Ich habe über niemanden den ich mir nicht näher angeschaut habe

Es wäre doch umfair oder

Ganzing haben sie dienstag nach der sms geschrieben halb zehn dienstag

Ja versöhnungs bettel sms

Er war wirklich stink sauer wegen dem block über ihn und haben sie in der nacht getroffen

Nein warum

Sie schreiben ja ein weigel mittwochen sms. Sie treffen ihn danach ist er tot ganzinger schreiben sie dienstag

hab ich nicht getroffen

Ich habe rol von jan umgebracht weil ich über beide einen block geschrieben habe

also

Lass man

Wiedersehen

...

...

...

...

...

...

We're also telling you what sexual violence is.

Yes, I know, but I thought...

Right under the ceiling, there are certainly some who...

radicalize themselves.

Then why are you going?

I've heard it already.

Another one from Nieners Bock.

Great Bock.

She also said how well she knew how to use it.

I need ten more minutes.

And because of the whole thing, she tells me.

Thank you.

Rolf has Niener...

he was a nerdy after her.

And he was incredibly suspicious of Jan.

Because his ex is still a nerdy.

Well, Rolf is convinced that sexual violence is never there.

And Jan has done so much for him.

Men's game.

Yes.

Jan and Nina, there's nothing left.

You know Nina quite well, don't you?

Yes, that's Jan.

Everything is a mess around Jan.

And she was always here.

Why?

Well, because of Jan, because of her best offer.

And her daughter Nelly had a practicum with us.

You have a daughter?

Yes.

We are a good team.

You take off your pants.

I hang them on their tails.

It sounds more like a man's fantasy.

We are a good team.

It's men's language.

Thank you.

Where are you going?

He's looking for the perpetrator of the male.

In the circle of radical feminist activists.

Pandora.

The one with the bug.

Do you know who?

Do you know who?

From the activist scene.

Conny from the buff.

He's up there.

Here.

That's Nelly.

On the party, 50 years of flashback.

Here.

With Rolf Ganzinger.

He was there in the evening because of Nina,

but she didn't come.

She flirted with Nelly.

Otto and Nina, as she saw.

Did Nelly end her practice here?

No.

She had a car accident after the party.

Then she fell ill.

She was in coma.

Can you send me the pictures?

Sure.

And a brochure?

Here.

Thank you.

Goodbye.

Come with me.

Come on.

I'll be right back.

Yes, I got it.

Play it off.

Come on.

Yes, hurry up.

Clean.

You're good together.

Come on, come on.

Who's the woman, Conny?

Why?

Are you Conny from the buff?

Are you Conny from Bündnis antisexistische Front?

Yes, I'm doing the digital performance.

Where are you going?

Pandora.

Pick and roll.

Tell them, dear.

Should it be sleeping?

If you're in a relationship with Meut.

Meut?

What's up?

Jan Weigel.

Flaschberg.

And this TV guy.

It can be in the morning magazine.

And?

Where did they come from?

No.

But...

Sure.

That was a feminist.

100%

Sorry.

Pandora doesn't tell me anything.

And the content isn't original either.

That's a quote.

Here.

Quote?

From whom?

That I let men coach in Munich

not to get into their block.

That sees them as success.

It doesn't see itself as a feminist.

It's just a woman.

Today, guest Nina Schott.

Good morning.

Good morning.

If your block appears,

then your heads roll.

We need prominent men to be afraid of you.

It's not about fear.

It's about consciousness.

Some men don't understand

which doctor needs their power

against women.

But some men do that

very consciously.

Especially in my industry.

Okay.

They're afraid of you.

I'll pull your pants out

and hang you in your pants.

8 weeks ago,

she wrote the mail herself, Lukas.

Nina Schott?

Is Pandora.

She works at the block.

Schott, seriously?

Yes, and?

What's she got in her hand?

What's wrong with the fingerprints

of a singer's doorstopper?

Do you remember when you were in Paris?

When you were ten or eleven?

And...

you couldn't sleep.

Because you were afraid of something.

And then Jan, with you at the hotel,

was drunk for two o'clock in the morning

with the alarm clock and the poivre

and played the music.

I don't know.

It's wrong.

It's wrong.

What are you doing here?

Your daughter is in the clinic.

She told me so much.

Oh, yes?

Car accident.

At night on the country street.

Back and shoulder trauma.

She wasn't aware of it yet.

Now, when she wakes up,

you'll see what kind of scars she has.

I'm sorry.

I'll see you in ten days.

Shall we go?

When I got pregnant, I was on the way

to his career.

I didn't want any contact.

When he gets old and angry,

he'll come again.

But Nelly didn't miss anything.

First, her grandpa was there.

Then Jan.

How long were you together?

Almost ten years.

We lived each other at some point.

Those were good years.

Really good years.

Even for Nelly.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Oh, for Nelly.

And now you're cleaning the whole thing.

There's not much to say.

He got up on me

and kissed me in his talk show.

Are you okay with that?

No.

If you had fun.

I had fun.

I had a lot of fun with Rolf.

He was a genie and I like that.

I had the pleasure with the useful offer.

You don't have a trace of Pandora, do you?

Didn't she report to him again?

Why should she?

We're a good team.

You should want to keep in touch

with your deeds.

She's not a psycho.

She thinks straight.

These guys broke enough women.

Now I'm going to break them.

Men hate it.

I think she's the next one on the list.

You can have a quiet party tonight.

No one's wearing the pants anymore today.

Or do you want to go with me?

Yes.

Scott,

just a question.

Did you work on Tuesday night?

Tuesday night?

No.

That's Sandy.

But it's tomorrow afternoon.

Oh yeah?

Yes.

Then what else?

Have a look.

Have you seen her before?

No.

Have a look again.

Yes, I've seen her before.

No, I don't know her.

No, sorry.

Yes, sorry.

Abu!

What?

Two living rooms here.

I've got everything.

Yes, I've got everything.

Yes, I've got everything.

I've got everything.

I've got everything.

Just a question.

It doesn't take long.

I've got the book.

The book?

Tuesday night.

No, I haven't seen it.

But it's Sandy.

No, I haven't seen it.

But it's Sandy.

I've got the book.

I've got the book.

Excuse me.

What's Pandora's name on your jacket?

Pandora is a snake's hair.

Look into her eyes and you'll get a stone.

What if she's a snake?

What's Pandora's name on your jacket?

Really?

What's Pandora's name on your jacket?

Do you want something else?

Thank you.

Congratulations.

Are you sure?

Of course.

100%.

Wonderful.

All the best.

Cheers.

Have you discovered Pandora's book?

It's not Pandora.

It's a psyche.

Really?

What's in here?

Beauty.

Believe me.

Then you open your eyes and it's soft.

The dead sleep.

You were in the hall, weren't you?

Well,

in any case, it's good for the little ones.

Amoretti, married,

they get a beautiful daughter

and live happily until the end of their day.

Let's go out.

The tree is older than the house.

When Nelly was little,

she put herself on the ladder

and got scared.

And at some point she got on it.

That's when she fell in love with him.

She stood up in the sleeping bag

every night and hugged him.

Good night, Paul.

Why Paul?

Well, that's what she called him.

Where does that lie?

Where does that lie?

That's what psycho's daughter means.

Good luck.

That's what I didn't call my daughter.

Pandora too.

If she's not a psychopath,

then you need a hand-tight motive.

Generally, men have it, that's nonsense.

What would be a hand-tight motive?

Well, and Rolf fought in the warehouse

in front of your death.

Your reasons.

Your reasons?

Well, yes.

Men play.

And you know, it can go on.

Yes, sure.

Except for control.

But then the boys would have turned against each other.

Or me.

No, not because of that.

Who's going to say something like that?

To Gosler.

He's going to say a lot.

Especially at the moment.

She wants to take full action.

Did she have something to do with you?

That's not what men say.

She's been bugging me.

We tried, but...

It's not like that.

Come with me.

I'll show you something.

Here.

Please.

I'll crush your feminist shit.

I'll freeze you with nails,

and rot you deep,

and cut you into pieces.

What the hell is this shit?

No, I don't think you should keep such orders.

Oh.

Those are the curtains.

Picture curtains.

Open them.

Open them.

Exactly.

That's what they want to do with me.

And that.

And that.

There are pants,

and on the tail it's too tight, right?

Don't you think that's enough as a motif?

Hate creates hate.

No, no.

There's something else.

Here.

Oh, there.

That's good.

Now you understand, right?

The appetite has passed.

Can I take it with me?

I need your fingerprints.

Would you like a bag?

Thank you.

I have it.

Why do you care if I'm in the living room or not?

Yes.

Why do I care about that?

Hmm.

Maybe he'll soon have a blog about you.

I'll bring him back tomorrow.

I'll leave it to you.

Don't forget.

Always wear your coat.

I'm here to save you.

Thank you.

Good bye.

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.

All right.

What's up, internet café?

Yeah.

That with Pandora was in my eyes no plan.

It's a very spontaneous idea.

So at least the name.

Pandora is on a jacket of a staff guest

who is here every evening.

You know, she comes in,

writes the mail, I call her.

She's the press, Pandora.

And not anyone can see her?

No, but I'll ask her again

when the shift for Tuesday night is here.

What's that?

That's a glass.

With her fingerprints on it.

To compare it to the doorstopper.

Do you want to drink with her?

That has to be in the KTV.

Yeah, that's fine.

Then you can do it all over again.

At best today.

At best right now.

Ms. Gosler?

Yes.

Do you have a moment?

Yeah, sure.

Please.

They're going to be sold now.

Yes.

Good one.

Yes, well, yes.

A female lead power is now

even better on the face

after the block over the year.

I heard that the gentlemen

from Minas Block were warned.

Where did they learn that?

Our young master was already a sexist

of the week, Lutz von Reiz.

And now he can't deliver it on time

because he's doing it this way.

I mean,

are they really in danger?

Well,

pants off and so on.

Nina, by the way,

said something in a talk show.

And you saw it?

No, but Lutz von Reiz told me that.

I mean,

it seems to be someone to use, right?

The best sexists.

Is it now publicized or not?

That hasn't been decided yet.

The legal department still has to

declare personal rights,

because there are more public authorities

in the public.

And have you already read them?

No, not yet.

Lectorator,

made by Daphne Zing.

Do you have any pressure?

From the first public authorities?

Yes.

Are they in danger now?

Send me the please.

Sure.

First piece from Guppenhaus.

First piece from Guppenhaus.

Yes?

Where are you?

What's the answer?

The fingerprints of Schottesglas

are not the ones from the whole door stopper.

Yes, but what does that mean?

Probably from the cleaning lady.

Look at my writing.

Then there's a report from the police.

The high-ranking thing?

Yes.

Kati Usel Fingertröcke took it

and put it on the door stopper.

How do you say it's the same?

Lukas?

He is educated,

comes from the first family.

He likes to drive big cars

and he likes to show them around.

Like his best piece.

That the less charming comes

from the first family.

How are you?

Hello.

You're Sandy, right?

Yes.

Do you work day and night?

Yes.

Have a look.

Was she here?

Yes.

At night a lot of people come in.

Buy a beer or cigarettes.

She wrote a mail.

Did she put something on it?

She lost it in Regensburg.

It's very depressive.

Oh, yes.

My parents wanted to know

if she was a real human being.

I really can't remember, but...

She wrote a mail, right?

Yes.

Maybe...

I mean, if she sat there,

they often have cameras in them, right?

Then Marcus thinks of the only woman

who didn't want to be taken by him.

His mother.

My whole thanks to Asra.

Without her trust,

I would have lost her.

Hello, Ms. Gossela Leim here.

In the printing house,

it's a thanks statement to an Asra.

Ms. Dagmatrin?

Hello.

You're Gossela Leim.

Have you heard of him?

No.

Must I?

Where are you going?

Nina Schott.

When that happened to Jan and Rolf,

I tried to call Nina right away.

She's not coming.

Don't call her back.

But she's not suspicious, is she?

Did you read her blog, Anthology?

We've been talking about almost everything she's been writing.

For twelve years.

Talk and attitude.

She needs it.

Nina gets a lot of wind from women.

She has distanced herself from feminism

as well as from all isms.

She writes, explains a lot for men.

She wants to explain power to them.

An offer to self-knowledge.

I'll pull your pants out

and hang you in a towel.

That's why she's suspicious.

She had to show her teeth.

After you...

I'm just a woman who was misunderstood.

However, she's not very innocent.

If she gets involved with guys like Rolf Ganzinger.

She said she would have used him.

Where to?

Nina doesn't need the talk show hype

and this classic of an old white man doesn't.

She would have had fun with him.

What that means, Nina, is very...

What?

She has a strange preference for...

Well...

Assholes.

And Jan Weigel?

Jan.

He is...

That was something different.

They have a long story.

He was you, Jan.

You and Nellies, Jan.

Even after the separation.

Jan was a nice guy.

But he had sex for six weeks.

The block.

He wasn't good either.

He had a lot of doubts about everything and everyone.

Since the story with Nellies, Nina...

After her accident.

She was upset.

When I talked to her the last time,

she was a little nervous.

When was that?

Last week.

I had the right decision right away.

Friday night, yes, exactly.

Yes, that's the address.

All right, thank you.

Ah, the colleague.

What about the fingerprints on the brochure?

Yes, early in the morning.

But there is a video surveillance in Kyrsk.

How now, Anton?

Yes, my mistake.

There is the bank account.

I've already decided.

Now I'll wait for the video.

And best of all, come by.

If we're lucky, we'll get a panda tonight.

Bye.

Why did you actually call your tree Paul?

Don't remember me anymore.

Did you call me Paul?

Or was it in the kindergarten?

Well...

Or did you have the name from a book?

Jan always read so much.

Jan always read so much.

So, sweetie, I have to go now.

Raleigh is coming a little later.

Don't worry.

See you tomorrow.

Bye.

Where's my glass?

Another KTU.

And?

Then I won't spend the night in U-Haft.

Do you want to go for a walk?

Do you want to see a clear motive?

Or at least after the leave?

You.

You like a clear motive.

She's been trying to get into the chair for years.

She's not getting any younger either.

She's got her nails in her head.

And Rolf Ganzinger?

She didn't come to you.

But she was murdered before Jan.

Oh, really?

She's a little thin, too.

That's how men play games.

But for murder,

they wouldn't have the eggs

and Pandora wouldn't have the creativity.

Oh, Pandora is creative.

I think so.

Brutal, but

original way of paying sexists home.

Maybe it was only Rolf and Jan's role.

No way.

Rolf and Jan are just the beginning.

There are photos

of Rolf Ganzinger and her daughter

at the young woman's party in the 50s.

I saw it, right?

Then I wrote the blog about Rolf.

And Pandora killed him.

We're a good team.

Did you change your mind?

We're a good team.

Was Jan anything else?

She looked at her mask

before,

earlier than I did.

Because she didn't mean anything.

I still have a lot to think about.

Too much. It's blinding.

And when did you know

that she was wearing a mask?

Soon.

After her daughter's accident?

Will it be normal

that I spend my evening with you?

It's good for your blog.

Maybe you can write about it.

The pleasant connection with the useful one?

Good.

To me or to you?

To you.

To me or to you.

To me or to you?

To me or to you?

What's your name?

Art or self-criticism?

Warning.

I can expect more from you than good sex.

Are you still mad at me?

No.

Do you think I'm happy?

Yes.

No.

You think I'm happy.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's an alarm.

And this is our missile.

Lutz von Reitz.

Sexist of the week.

End of June.

He had a lot again.

The alarm system.

And did you already check

where the shots were at the time?

He had an alibi.

Great.

I'll hit you in the face.

Come a little closer.

When did you ask the shots

where the alibi was?

They were with me.

And the videos from the spade?

I'm not through yet.

And I wish I didn't find anything.

Because if you're up there,

then look out the window.

No.

No.

Hey.

No?

I didn't hear the alarm.

Yeah.

Hey.

Go to bed, Holly.

I'll stay with you tonight.

Okay, okay.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Sorry, I'll see you tomorrow.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Why don't you come with me?

Mm,

always the same conversations.

I know you,

I don't need you.

But maybe I do need you.

Should I take care of you, sweetie?

Should I come with you?

Colch, I have Jan.

I'm sorry.

That you are mine.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Is she still with you?

Uh-uh.

Look.

Now you can ask me what that means.

I'll be right back.

Look over there.

You see the Pandora jacket?

Now he has his name on it.

I'll send you the mail.

Weigel, Tuesday night.

012 after the ganzinger was shot.

Nina Schott, he's hitting ganzinger.

She's calling your ex.

I need you, I've built shit.

And Weigel?

Help yourself.

Take off your pants and hang in a tie.

I'll go to the internet café and write you an email.

Ah.

And then, 24 hours later, you can take him home?

Take him to the toilet.

Use his Pandora idea

and put the blanket on it.

Sixth of the week, the woman is ice cold.

I mean, the last night alone,

she pays someone who unloads the alarm

and deposits the tie.

That's why she's wearing the Pandora jacket.

And she gets an alibi.

Because she has a fetish with the means.

I'm sorry, Lukas, the woman is ice cold.

Just came from the KTU.

The balance is positive.

They're with K1821, evidently.

That's the doorstopper.

Where did they come from?

Mrs. Goster.

Mrs. Goster, do you have a moment?

Hello.

Hi.

Is that new?

Yes.

Your fingerprints were discovered at the crime scene.

Ah.

Yes.

Monday.

Monday was the fight in the office.

When I was in, Rolf had just packed his jacket

and threw it at him.

Let Nina's fingerprints or I'll hang them at the big bell.

What? At the big bell?

No idea.

When I was in, they immediately did everything right.

So, then I went to Hamburg to meet the author.

And back in the middle of the evening.

You were from Monday to Wednesday in Hamburg?

Yes.

And in the morning Rolf Gansinger passed by

because we had something to talk about.

Because you wanted to know what he wanted to hang at the big bell

and if he needed it.

That's a men's business.

I went there, I clung, then I saw the door was open,

there was something in between.

The doorstopper.

Yes, I called, I got in.

Then he sat there.

If I had called the police,

he would have given me a thousand stupid questions

about what was going on at Rolf's house and everything.

Yes, and then he just left again.

Yes, I thought someone would find him.

And I also sent you both to him, right?

Right?

I have nothing to do with the murder.

Nothing, really nothing.

So, and now I have to call someone.

The real one in Hamburg has an alibi.

Rolf Gansinger has buried Schott's daughter.

Your mother-in-law tells him to talk.

She comes to the fight, she turns around and catches.

Can you prove it, Anton?

Why me?

Can you prove it, Anton?

Why me?

That's a feminist English.

You have nothing against Nina Schott.

Nothing.

Nothing.

Yes, just that she has killed you.

Yes, that must be a shame.

I'm sorry.

You asshole.

Thank God.

Here's the mailbox from Nina Schott.

You know how it goes.

Good day.

I'm looking for Nina Schott.

Is she with your daughter?

No, she's coming this afternoon.

But the young man is in there right now.

What do you think of the young man?

Your friend?

He's always changing with his mother.

Has Nelly ever told you anything about her practice?

Yes.

The day-to-day program is...

Diverse and gender-curry.

Bullshit.

All the fake letters from the old club.

You know, the fixer.

They pull you out of there every morning with their eyes.

Nina finds great shit.

But Nelly means that if at least half of the women are there,

then it would be just too crazy.

Have you ever said anything about Rolf Ganzinga?

Do you like Dauer, Nina?

He's been bugging her out of the party.

Yes.

Nina told me that...

Rolf...

Rolf didn't have much contact with her.

He didn't have much contact with her.

Who then?

Well, for example, the picture of the tail.

From Kotz.

From Reit?

Did she continue to lead me?

Thank you.

What's wrong with Jan Weigel?

Jan...

Jan didn't tell her anything.

She didn't want to make any noise.

No, I mean Jan, Nelly, too.

Jan?

No, no, Jan was like a father.

I can't even tell you that...

Jan was holy.

Nina already asked me, but I don't know what to say.

When was that?

In the accident.

But Nelly just stopped her at Flaschberg, because Jan was there.

Jan was like a flood.

No, she's talking about something.

Nina is talking about Jan that Nelly put up with.

That Nelly drove to the tree with Achtung.

Who, please?

Silly.

Nelly had...

She wasn't depressed or anything.

She just drank and got into the car and...

It was an accident.

Nelly came from the Flaschberg party.

Yeah.

We filled her up, but we didn't want her to get into the car.

Hold on, you know what I'm saying.

If I have to put Nelly in a wheelchair soon,

I'll have to fuck everyone in the garden.

Every fucking day, you know that.

Where were you yesterday?

At home, anyway.

Can I sit here?

Where was the accident?

Yes?

Yes, I'm here.

I need a report about an accident in traffic.

Yes, then how are you?

Fourth or second?

On the B21.

Thank you.

Where is the lime?

On the way.

Aha.

Super.

Is it clear that it's going to burn the air?

Yes, it's very serious.

Almost burned.

More serious.

Almost personally.

Sir.

Ms. Dark Machine?

Nelly's accident.

Was it a suicide attempt?

There were probably no brake marks,

but I keep it as a complete nonsense.

How much alcohol did she have in her blood?

Nina is too little to miss the brake mark,

but Nelly wasn't used to alcohol.

It was an accident.

What do you think of Nina?

What her mother is going through.

Nelly was always such a happy, happy child,

never had any problems.

Nelly will never be able to live without problems.

Nina can't understand it.

She's looking for reasons.

Rolf and Jan?

It's no longer with her.

Rolf and Jan?

Do you have children?

Me neither.

When I heard it with both of them,

for a moment I also believed that she was dead.

But Nelly needs her.

Nina doesn't risk taking care of her child.

What do you think of her?

With two murders.

Can you prove anything?

If she wasn't,

even if she wants to throw grenades at all,

she'll stop here in the block.

Rolf and Jan's target.

Probably she'll write the next one.

Rolf and Jan's target.

What are you doing?

I'm going to bed.

We're going to celebrate.

Yes.

See you.

Let's see.

Let's go.

Good night, Pao.

Good night, Pao.

No, Pao.

According to the sound.

Lukas, please call me.

Did the lime sign?

Yes.

He's trying to move the shot to a distance.

Uh-huh.

Where are you?

I need you, Lime.

Not with Nelly today, huh?

No.

No.

No.

Not today.

He really likes her, huh?

Hmm.

I only see the dark cave behind her.

The box with the dead sleep.

The dead sleep?

Did you see the arm again?

At least it's the arm and the dead sleep.

Oh, well.

You're only interested in the fact that he has a transparent dress.

Well, why do you need me so much today?

Always hot, huh?

I need you.

You know how far I am.

Where with you?

Rolf and Jan.

Huh.

How far are you?

Rolf had Nelly bugged her.

And you punished her for her accident.

But why did you kill Jan?

No.

Why did you kill Jan?

I need you, because...

I want to take care of you.

Uh-huh.

You don't want that.

Nelly needs you.

Oh, yes.

Uh-huh.

Rolf and Jan.

Uh-huh.

Yes.

Rolf had Nelly bugged her at the party.

And then she had her accident.

And Jan?

My Jan got it.

Uh-huh.

Nelly was blue.

I'm glad that Jan got rid of that crazy bug.

Get your hands off me.

That's my practicant, okay?

Are you spitting or what?

No, I'm not spitting.

You don't have any more.

And he was safe.

My dear, you really have to give such a guy 8.

Okay?

Let's go in there.

I'll introduce myself to her.

She...

She...

She fell around her neck.

Her neck.

She hung around her neck, like...

like a child.

Perfume tea and marmalade.

But on this evening...

On this evening...

Everything was different.

Hey, are you listening to me?

What?

Oluf...

Jan threatened me to tell everything.

If he doesn't let me go.

Oh.

But then it hit me on the head on the blog.

Your Jan...

Is Nelly at the party.

She got it.

But I didn't believe her.

But Oluf said...

Jan is on his way to me.

Come over here.

Hear me out.

I'll let you open the door.

When I got here, Jan was already gone.

When he hit me, he didn't know that Rolf had already told me.

Come on.

Let's go.

Don't worry.

Hurry up.

Nelly?

Nelly...

Nelly needs me.

No.

Nelly doesn't need me anymore.

Because of the party.

She would have needed me there.

But I wasn't there.

My Jan beat up Rolf.

Out of anger or fear for his career, whatever.

And then he had his creative mind, an idea.

Namely, the idea with...

Come on.

Hey, the idea with...

Thank you.

Well, say it.

Dora.

Yes, Pandora, exactly.

He remembered.

And I didn't mention it in any talk show.

Please.

Lars, this has...

Jan also tried.

It doesn't work.

Here.

Where did she grow up?

You're with her on the playground.

You read it here.

You cleaned her nose.

She trusted you.

Like a father.

Like a father.

Shit on sexism.

That was the worst.

Tell me.

And if it's the last thing...

And if it's the last thing...

That was the last pictures.

In the head of my child.

That was...

That was the last feeling.

You know?

Tell me.

Oh, there's something new from Nelly.

He asked me.

Every day.

He hoped that I wouldn't wake him up again.

So, Lukas Lein.

He kicked you out of a murder.

What the hell?

What are you doing, Lukas?

We're colleagues.

What's wrong with you?

I'm going to bed.

I'm going to bed.

I'm going to bed.

I'm going to bed.

I'm going to bed.

I'm going to bed.

I'm going to bed.

So, they probably suspected you.

And then they hung up.

Myself.

And where's Leim?

Now they don't take it to heart, Leim.

They couldn't really know that I was there.

They just do it for a few days.

The colleague is writing the report.

I'm going to bed.

She wrote you a letter today.

The presidium address.

You've been keeping it secret.

I didn't read it.

Hey Nina.

I've been a fan of yours for a long time.

I had a good sexist for you this week.

Dear Steffi.

Thank you for your e-mail.

But I don't think one night's dance is sexist.

I can't help but read about what you're writing about this Lukas Leim.

Your cool arrogance and sexism you found attractive.

That he's boundless, I can see that too.

But that's his problem.

He's a sad man of the week.

And they don't have a blog.

We may never get an answer to your questions.

Even if we don't understand your thoughts, feelings and decisions,

we can still remember the beautiful moments we had with them.

Happy moments.

Happy moments.

Full of love and warmth.

Leave us together in gratitude

for the life of the two of us.

And the life of the two of us celebrating

instead of her tragic death.

What the hell is this?

Are you mad? Are you crazy about Nelly Traun or what?

Hey!

Come with me.

Yes?

Is this your penis?

What's wrong with him?

He was with Nelly Schott together.

I'm sorry. My apologies.

Did you send her to Nelly for sex?

Yes, but I was mean to her.

Paragraph 184, the criminal law,

is about a criminal act.

You've been a criminal for a year.

Really?

Yes.

We want to inform you about this.

Thank you.

Come.

Can I have a fire again?

Shit.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Nelly Traun