Franz Ferdinand von und zu Donnersberg is a charismatic, well-bred and handsome young man from a very wealthy family who sees his future in politics. His childhood friend Max Drexel is quick-witted, ambitious, quick-witted, but comes from a humble background and doesn't like to be in the foreground. But together they make an unbeatable team, as Max runs his office and writes him the tangled and grandiose speeches that Franz Ferdinand gets so much applause and recognition for. But Chancellor Angela Murkel eyes the young MP with great skepticism. Franz Ferdinand realizes that he could improve his reputation with the chancellor with a doctorate

Leon and Sarah are getting engaged and busy planning their wedding as Jan, Sarah's long lost brother, resurfaces.

A Comedy that follows a pair exchanging into each others body while trying the wedding ring and know each other from a very different side.

The two half-brothers, Hammer and Hart, return to their hometown of Cologne to claim the inheritance left by their late mother, Roswitha. The two couldn’t be more different: Hammer is from Hamburg, where he runs a boxing club for street kids, while gambler Hart is from Las Vegas. They want to claim their inheritance quickly and head back home even faster. But to their surprise, there’s no money—just “Roswitha’s Car Paradise,” a car repair shop that’s clearly seen better days.

After her fiancee cancels the wedding, Merlin's life changes drastically when she moves in with one of her brother's best friends.

The Wagners' marriage is as good as over. But just as the couple are on vacation in Tenerife, a boat carrying black African refugees lands. Eleven-year-old Jamaal is hiding in the couple's vacation bungalow. Jamaal's father supposedly lives in Germany. Should the Wagners help him escape to Germany? And will Jamaal perhaps save the Wagners' marriage? Then: Thank you, colored refugee child!