The shoot seems to be going really well until a problem suddenly comes to light, and Lutz and Adrian immediately blame each other. Can they work it out before the client notices?

Entering school is always a big deal for any small child. Now see it multiplied by three, as the Winkelmann family watches their triplets all begin first grade.

Eylin explains the advantages of writing by hand and why it is still worth doing even in the age of computer keyboards and smartphones.

In "Hier mit dir" ("Here with you"), Wincent Weiss sings about lifelong friendships and draws on his own personal experiences. The video features Marko, his best friend for more than 25 years.

Judith apologizes to Billie and tells her how she might still be able to stop Dr. Wolter. With Sascha's help, Billie searches Berthold Bode's office.

In this third part on the basics of astrology, Eylin tells us more about the houses and their significance.

In this episode of our journey through time, we meet the Neanderthals, who roamed the European continent for around 65,000 years before disappearing almost without a trace. They lived as clans of hunter-gatherers, and knew how to make tools and fire.

What is the current situation in France regarding the coronavirus? What are the new regulations? Alina gives us the latest.

Now all that's missing is the music for the commercial. The agency has brought in the experts to produce a suitable rap with children. And Mr. Hansen finally makes a personal appearance to see the results.

After doing a little digging, Andrea is convinced that Judith has told her nothing but lies throughout their whole friendship. And so she decides it's time to confront her.

The inflation rate is rising rapidly in Germany. What do people think about that? "TV total" went to find out.

The animated series Little Nick is based on a children's book written by René Goscinny, the author of the Asterix comics. In the first part, Nick and his friends are in the schoolyard and find themselves in one of those situations most of us will know all too well.

The Neanderthals discover that tools can be made from stones, new hunting methods are discovered, and the many different clans try to resolve disputes through negotiation.

What is everything around us actually made of? This is a question which has preoccupied mankind for centuries. In this video, Eylin tells us a little about the teachings of Empedocles and also what the Buddhists and ancient Chinese wisdom have to say on the matter.

Ten-year-old Berenike gives a moving rendition of Udo Lindenberg's song "Wozu sind Kriege da" ("What are wars for"), which was written in 1981 and is unfortunately still very relevant today.