"Mama arbeitet wieder" (Mom’s Going Back to Work) is a German TV drama focusing on gender roles. In this part, Mark has serious reservations about his wife going back to work, but relents after a friend talks some pro-feminist good sense into him.

Themba goes to the Hellmanns' house with his father to discuss his wrecked bike and discovers an important connection to the referee...

"Mama arbeitet wieder" (Mom’s Going Back to Work) is a German TV drama focusing on gender roles. In this part, Corinna finds out that her former boss is having major problems. Will he be able to convince her to return to work, despite her concerns for the children?

Frau Müller muss weg! (Ms. Müller Must Go!) is a comedy film from Sönke Wortmann with serious undertones. Hovering Helikoptereltern ("helicopter parents") treat their children as projects that reflect their own status and prestige. When 4th grade teacher Ms. Müller steps out of line by refusing to give their kids better grades than they deserve, all hell breaks loose!

Die Pfefferkörner (The Peppercorns) is a childrens' TV series that started in 1999 and is set in Hamburg. Each season revolves around a group of five friends, changing every season, who form a detective group.

Die Pfefferkörner (The Peppercorns) is a kids' detective show that is set in Hamburg. Each exciting episode revolves around a group of young teenage friends who solve crimes. Viel Spaß beim Zuschauen!

Audio sample of the re-release of the first episode of Rick Future.

More audio books can be found here: Hörspielprojekt.

"The Story of the Flying Robert" is another one from Heinrich Hoffmann's famous children's book Der Struwwelpeter, published in 1845.

Peter Fricke is a veteran actor on the screen as well as on stage. He currently portrays crime author Arthur Putnam in the play “Murderous Fantasies,” which is on at the Rémond-Theater in Frankfurt. RheinMain TV reports.

When Elling arrives at the campsite in Marnow, he is surprised that Lona and Sören Jasper are already on first-name terms. Elling says that, in his opinion, there is nothing suspicious about Beck's presence at the campsite, which Lona finds puzzling.

Elling meets with the mysterious stranger at a restaurant, where he learns more about Beck's abuse of children. She hands him an envelope containing 20,000 euros, so he now finds himself in a moral dilemma...

Lona strikes up a conversation with the campsite owner, Elling receives an unexpected offer from a stranger, and Lona gives Jasper an official order to meet her in Marnow.

In an effort to find out more about Beck, Lona and Elling question Mr. Bender, the groundskeeper at the campsite in Marnow.

In this final part, there is one touching reunion and a moment of deep sadness. We also learn a little bit about what became of each of the protagonists.

With Edith having abandoned the train, there is a short wait just in front of the East German border, giving Anna and Sascha time to reconsider.