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That's me, Fritz.

And this here is Rudi, my best friend.

My name is Ayla.

For a girl, she is really nice.

That's my dad, Daniel.

He is totally cool.

And this is my mom, Semra.

The two have fallen in love.

Melinda doesn't like Rudi.

She is such a bimbo.

Hey, she is my sister.

We all live in the house of
Grandma Betty and Grandpa Oskar.

Grandma is really
acting like the boss, but

she makes
the most delicious potato pancakes.

And Grandpa, he is always on
our side and never complains.

Here in Engelsbach there is
always something happening.

And we are always fully involved.

Oh yes, and Rudi?

Rudi is the fastest pig in the world.

And this?

Will that hurt?

M-m.

Grandma can't play with you now, Rudi.

She has stomach pain.

You know that too.

Say mom, now you're going to
get your peppermint tea, right?

Thank you.

These are the same symptoms that are
currently finally present in my patient.

Fever, nausea, and stomach cramps.

Werner and Heinrich have that too.

That's why I'm missing
out on such a skat evening.

I can also lay down at least three people.

My consultation hours have been overcrowded
for days, so I have to go again now.

And what can we do about that?

Drink plenty.

And something salty would be good.

Vegetable broth, for example.

Why is it that suddenly so many
people from Engelsbach are sick?

Yes, if I knew that, then I
could treat my patient better.

Why though?

Well, if you identify the
pathogen of a disease

knows, then one knows
which antidote helps.

Can't you find that out?

Well, I've already had the
drinking water checked, but it's okay.

What else could it be due to?

Well, there are many
possibilities to consider.

Virus, coli bacteria.

It is very likely, however,
that the pathogen

entered the body through the food.

So I have to go now.

If anything comes up, then call me.

I'll come as quickly as I can.

It's not that bad again.

Today you'll only do what I want.

Exceptionally.

Hey!

Is Betty feeling better again?

No, unfortunately not.

Where are you going?

To Engelsbach.

I'm starting with my farewell tour.

Farewell tour?

You still have six days.

Yes, exactly.

Only six days left.

And so many boys, with
whom I have a last date.

I will never miss Jeremy.

Of all days, this stupid
TV crew is coming today.

I have to give an interview,
like the Mars - Mission.

Really?

Are you going on TV?

Yes, sure.

Everyone wants to be on TV.

I don't.

Congratulations.

Yes, I need to prepare a
bit and clean up upstairs.

Hopefully, you don't disturb them, Mom.

Really?

Are they coming here
to interview Daniel?

Yes.

The institute where he works
is involved in a Mars expedition.

And it should start in just a few years.

What is that?

A Mars expedition?

You send a rocket to Mars.

Loaded with robots and such.

To find out what it looks like up there.

But Daniel isn't flying with them.

Oh, nonsense.

Only... he knows a lot about it.

Is something wrong?

I keep thinking about what Semra
said about Grandma's illness.

What then?

If she knew why so many
people in Engelsbach are sick

are, it could help you better to recover.

Well, but she doesn't know that.

But maybe we can find it out.

We?

How so?

Perhaps the people who the same.

Illness have like grandma,
something in common with each other.

You think they ate something bad?

For example.

Or they were all at the
same place at the same time.

Will Grandma do the Skor, maybe?

Well... probably not.

Because a couple of Grandpa's
bathing friends are also sick.

And they don't sing in grandma's choir.

The swimming pool?

Phew, Grandma hasn't
been there for weeks now.

It would be best if we
first found out who is sick.

And then we might be able
to identify a commonality.

I know who you can ask.

My mother!

Come!

And you are going to Grandpa, yes?

That is no coincidence
that so many people are sick.

There must be something behind it.

Betty Fröhlich got it too.

I heard.

That's not a request...
You go to the practice.

I stay here, yes?

A pig under a roof.

That can't be the reason.

The Scherfs are both sick.

And Eva and Wolfgang
Lucht are laid low.

Can I paint them for myself?

Frau Forstschwelter too.

Thank you.

And they all don't have a pig.

Gudrun Lambrecht is sick.

And Eva Scholl.

And Pastor Kilian got it, too.

And he doesn't have a pig either.

My mother didn't want to tell me.

Heartfelt confidentiality.

But I have all the names of the patients
who were sitting in the waiting room.

Class.

I also experienced a couple.

You heard what Semra said.

Vegetable soup is good for Betty.

But there are only
complicated things here.

Here, minestrone Genoa style.

Or where is the winter vegetable soup?

Where do I get winter vegetables
in the middle of summer, huh?

But you don't know.

I have no experience in cooking.

Oskar?

What?

What are you doing there?

Nothing.

That's supposed to be a surprise.

And who are you talking to?

With Rudi.

When she notices that I want
to cook something in the kitchen,

then she gets scared that I
want to mess up the house.

Help me out.

What are you doing there?

Everywhere a pin is
stuck in, lives a sick person.

She comes from Engelsbach
and a couple from Hoffnungsberg.

How do you know that?

I checked in a phone voucher.

Cool.

And what is that?

I asked Grandma Betty.

Those are all the things
she ate before she got sick.

So it must include the
fact that it made her sick.

Quite a lot.

Potatoes, bananas, and
radishes, it cannot be.

We ate those too.

The same applies to
the butter and the cheese.

And the milk, the bread, the chocolate.

Do you know, the Mars mission is for the.

Science of decisive
importance because...

No, no, no, no.

Humanity will benefit from
the Mars mission because...

Boy, you don't happen to know how
to make a vegetable soup, do you?

Ask your mom.

That is supposed to be a surprise.

I know, of course, how to
prepare a vegetable soup.

I don't have any time at all.

Look at how that looks.

In five minutes, a huge
TV crew will arrive here.

You heard what Semra said.

A vegetable soup would
be good for your mother.

Just look on the internet.

Here.

You click on.

By prescription.

Vegetable soup.

Just look here.

Do you have everything you need?

Well.

If you think so...

We can also leave out the meatballs.

Grandpa has heard of them.

And he's doing well.

The same applies to the cold cuts.

Stay the pickles and the cookies.

And one of them was
eaten by a grandma.

And the still water here is
also drunk by a grandma.

No, Rudi.

You're allowed to have
nothing sometimes.

I'm sorry.

Best if we ask the sick people if they also

which of these things
have eaten or drunk.

That could take forever.

Bell pepper...

Fennchen...

Hello.

Can't someone answer the door?

Peel potatoes.

Cleaning little paws.

Dad, don't you hear the ringing at all?

No.

Ring?

I am so engrossed in copying.

How am I supposed to copy it?

You print that out.

Here.

Oskar.

Yes, I'm coming.

Who's coming out there?

You could have told me that right away.

Oh, the flap.

Roof pleasing.

So.

Cash register water with.

Cash water without.

Store-bought lemonade.

To the kitchen?

Yes.

Rudi.

Hey.

What are you doing there?

The cookies don't belong to you at all.

Come on.

Out.

Kilian, Landrecht, Scholl,
Schröter, Scherf, Fröhlich.

That can't be true.

Rudi.

These are exactly the same
names as on our patient list.

And he provides the Bergische Quelle.

Beautifully happy.

Bye.

Hey, what are you doing in my car?

And then also with the pig.

Boy, I'm driving groceries.

That just won't do.

Seriously.

Great.

You ate up my cookies too.

I think your water is to blame for it,

that so many people
in Engelsbach are sick.

My water?

Nonsense.

You may no longer
deliver still water here.

You have to report that.

No, no, no, boy.

There is nothing wrong with my water.

Here.

Can you read?

That is strictly controlled, yes?

And is in perfect health.

So be more careful about what you say.

What's going on here?

Oh, nothing at all.

I believe his water is to blame
for so many people being sick.

Your son is imagining something.

All people who are sick have
drunk from this water here.

So what?

Even if it were so.

They probably also drank tea or coffee.

Or bread from the
bakery in the village eaten.

You are right, Fritz.

What's that supposed to mean?

I believe her son would
rather distract from it,

that he and his pig stole my cookies.

We need to have the
water checked, Dad.

The water is constantly monitored.

Hm?

That is okay.

Fritz's grandmother is sick and
that's why he wants to be here.

Help and determine
the cause of the illness.

But not at my expense, right?

Yes, that's somewhat represented
with the detective game.

I will of course replace
the cookies for him.

Oh, just let him keep it for once.

My water is really fine, little one.

But he shouldn't talk
such nonsense again.

Thank you, right?

Why don't you believe me?

Man, Fritz, there can
be a thousand reasons

give reasons why people got sick here.

It doesn't necessarily have to
be due to the Bergische source.

And if I am right?

Then you need evidence.

Do you have any?

You read them with the names on them.

That's not enough.

I need to focus on my TV interview now.

I know, you only meant well.

Salt and pepper.

Yes.

I saw the bay leaves.

There they are.

Bay leaves.

I already have an apron.

Is everything.

All I'm missing is the vegetables.

Man, Fritz, maybe it's just a coincidence.

Oh, nonsense.

That is because of the water.

Absolutely.

It could also be due to
the pickles or the cookies.

Don't you believe me now either?

As you wish.

Oh.

And?

Do you believe me now?

And?

Do you feel anything yet?

No.

Okay, I believe you.

I ask my mother if she
can examine the water.

And I take the new box
of water out of the traffic.

Little swamp carrot three.

And four little carrots.

Ladies and gentlemen, carrots.

Tomatoes.

Two hundred fifty grams.

Half a gram.

Mhm.

Um...

That is certain for now.

And?

What did your mother say about it?

She could not investigate that.

This must first be sent to
the lab and that takes days.

Oh, crap, ey.

Additionally, she was completely stressed
out because the waiting room was full.

She hasn't even really
listened to him yet.

Looks like we'll have to go
through with it without the adults.

What do you mean by
going through with it?

Well, we have to prove that the Bergische
spring water is really contaminated.

You surely don't want
to drink any of that now.

No.

What then?

Do you know what's funny?

What then?

That Gerner immediately
contradicted me.

He only sells the water.

And if it really is contaminated,
he can't be blamed for it.

True.

Actually, it is the fault of the
Bergisches Quellwasser company.

But he reacted as if I had
accused him personally.

And when my father arrived, he
acted as if nothing had happened.

I'm telling you, something's fishy.

What should we do now?

We observe benefactors and maybe
we'll notice something that will help us.

Are you okay?

These are just the
cucumbers and the cookies.

You are from television, right?

We recognized that.

Claudia Sachs.

Daniel Fröhlich.

I am very pleased.

We talked on the phone.

This is my cameraman Felix
Ballhaus and his assistant Mario.

Yes, then you'll come in too.

I thought we could maybe
do the interview outside.

In the open air, so to speak.

After all, it's about the stars.

Outside?

I thought maybe over there.

The light is also much better there.

Hm.

Okay.

Now I've tidied up especially for
when the television is here and then...

I think that the light
there... there is a bit better.

Hm?

I'm taking the chairs
with me anyway, right?

Yes.

Yes, indeed.

Do you actually believe in
extraterrestrials, Mr. Fröhlich?

Aliens?

Well, I don't know.

It could well be that there is life
somewhere in the universe, but...

About that?

Not little green men now,
if that's what you mean.

But?

Maybe the little green men
aren't green at all, but yellow.

Or red and white striped.

Also, Shakespeare once said, there are
more things between heaven and earth.

As your school wisdom can imagine.

You are the expert.

What do you think, what
color could the aliens be?

I can't say anything about that
at the moment, but... stay tuned.

Wonderful.

A scientist with humor.

Also, we can start right
away as far as I'm concerned.

We are already in the middle of it.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

We are guests at Daniel
Fröhlich, one of the.

Astronomer who is involved
with the Mars mission.

Daniel!

And off.

Oh, sorry, that's my father.

Do you know where a measuring cup is?

Papa, uh... I need to measure
exactly three liters of water for the soup.

No, I don't know.

Do you have celery?

Dad, we want to...
uh... Oh, I'm interrupting.

Yes, a little bit.

So, give us a couple of hours, okay?

Yes, how long?

Uh... So then, the whole thing again.

Okay, camera is rolling.

We are visiting Daniel
Fröhlich, one of the.

Experts who are involved
with the Mars mission.

Geller lives there.

Okay, and what are we doing here now?

We wait and see if we
notice anything suspicious.

What for example?

Um, well, that he suddenly
gets visitors or something.

Or that he is making phone
calls in a very hectic manner.

Exactly.

Or that he pours away all the water.

We should spread out.

Okay, I'm going back there.

Then I'll go that way.

Where is that stupid measuring cup?

Oskar?

Did something happen?

Nothing, my little star, nothing at all.

Everything is fine.

I just want to make a coffee.

I am looking for a pot.

What are you doing there?

I found it!

Thank God.

Ice, Egg, Ah.

Oh.

Four bottles.

Four times 0.75 makes three liters.

Stop that, Rudi, okay?

We are not here for fun.

Yes, Ayla?

The drinks trolley is just pulling up.

What is Geller doing?

I can't see.

Is anyone with him?

There is Rudi.

What?

Oh, crap.

He goes into the shed.

Rudi?

What is he doing right now?

Er...

He goes into the barn.

Oh God, if Rudi finds out.

Rudi?

Rudi?

Rudi?

Rudi?

He did not see him.

But Rudi is still in the shed.

I come and help you, yes?

In thermal layers around Mars
you have to imagine it like... um

like the layers of this onion.

To return once more
to the actual question.

Whether extraterrestrial life could exist.

Would that be conceivable on Mars?

That would be conceivable
because apparently there is also.

Water, but it would be very unlikely.

But if there were life
there, do you think the.

Aliens would come to visit us someday?

No.

Well if there is life on Mars, then

are we dealing with the
smallest microorganisms.

So not like in the Hollywood
movie, where the aliens with

giant spaceships Landing
in the middle of New York.

But no.

Your question isn't bad, though.

Because, why should the
aliens always land in America?

Here in Engelsbach they
would find ideal conditions.

Large meadows for landing,
nice people, beautiful landscape.

You are truly a funny
interview partner, Mr. Fröhlich.

Yes, thank you.

Rudi?

Rudi?

Certainly! Please provide the German
text you'd like translated to English.

I thought you were Keller.

Hey, there you are.

A luck.

What do you have there?

This is a label from water bottles.

Come on, let's get out of here.

Oh crap!

What then?

Now I understand it too.

He spends the labels
because he is a fraud.

Why's that?

He puts the labels on bottles in which

probably just normal tap water.

He sells it to people
as still mineral water.

But we discovered his tricks.

Okay, but why do people get sick from it?

No idea.

I better call my father.

He is supposed to help us.

He stops.

Alright, jokes aside.

The Mars mission is actually about
very straightforward numbers and data,

that we want to evaluate over the years.

Sorry.

And Daniel Fröhlich?

Fritz, I can't.

I am currently in the interview.

Out!

What kind of labels?

Where are you guys?

Okay, I am there right away.

Goodbye.

Sorry, I have to go.

It's an emergency.

It's okay.

We have what we need.

Okay, um...

Wow.

Then we'll do the introduction now
and we'll take care of the rest in editing.

You again.

What are you doing here?

We know exactly what we
have done with the water.

And that is not Bergisches spring water.

What do you think you're
doing, you little brat?

I caught you here stealing.

Let's see what your
parents will say about it.

Fritz, one!

We can ask Dad.

Daniel, we are here.

Dad!

What's going on?

You found the two in my stable.

They probably wanted to steal.

You can't be serious.

He lies.

We have convicted him.

He puts labels on water bottles, even
though there's no mineral water in them.

That makes all the people sick.

Is that true?

Seriously, I have no
understanding for children.

But this is really going
too far with the nonsense.

Or can you perhaps prove that?

He burned all the labels
because he got scared.

What kind of labels are these?

I can't see any here.

You can count yourselves
lucky if I don't call the police.

Dad, you have to believe us.

We saw it with our own eyes.

I believe you, but without evidence,
it will... But we do have evidence.

Here.

And you found one of the labels.

Mr. Geller!

Up here?

Yes.

Two weeks ago I at
the Bergische Quelle.

Randomly discovered
this box with the labels.

And then you had the idea to make
a bit of money on the side, or what?

Yes, you can see what it looks like here.

The tap water that you sold

this comes from this disgusting faucet?

Yes.

From here I could have
the boxes directly on the cart.

In the pile of manure, do you know
how many bacteria are in there?

Give it here.

Well.

My wife will investigate that.

Oh, it's fine.

How many people got sick there.

And my grandma too!

I suggest you report
the matter yourself to the.

Police and apologize to the sick people.

Yes, of course I'll do that, sure.

I really didn't want to harm anyone.

When the son said this morning, I
was to blame for all the sick people,

I naturally poured away all the water.

But you didn't count on Rudi.

Unfortunately, that I believed
you so late, but you were right.

Oh, it's okay.

But only with seeds.

Come on!

Now I just want to
see what kind of battle you are actually...

I cooked you a vegetable
soup, my little star.

There, the children!

Just in time.

There is enough for everyone.

Beautiful.

I sent it to the lab by courier.

As soon as I know what kind of bacteria
are in the water, I can help the people.

You did a great job, you two.

The three of us?

Exactly.

Without Rudi, we would
have had no proof.

Ah!

How does she make you feel, Betty?

Well, that Geller does something
like that, I would have never thought.

You would have never thought that I
would make you a vegetable soup one day.

However, not.

There are
only stomach-friendly vegetables in it.

Hmm, that smells really good.

Did you find a measuring cup, Baba?

I helped myself differently.

Four bottles of water, A 0.75 makes
exactly three liters.

So, now enjoy your meal.

Enjoy your meal.

Stop!

Four bottles of water?

The still water from Geller?

There were still four
bottles left, they are now... In the soup?

That doesn't make any sense.

Have you ever made an effort and...

Oh, don't worry about it, Oskar.

The good intention counts.

Besides, it's such a
wonderful vegetable soup.

We should photograph them before
we throw them away.

Yes.

Who wants pizza?

We.

And until it comes,
you can make me a tea.

And tidy up the kitchen.

Looks like Rudi had cooked.

Hey, did you hear that, Rudi?

Quite cheeky, isn't it?