20:15, Das Erste: Die Heiland - Wir sind Anwalt: The Final Chance 📺
Your TV guide for Tuesday night
In 'Die Heiland - Wir sind Anwalt: Die letzte Chance', airing on Das Erste at 20:15, Romy (Christina Athenstädt) goes to bat for Marlies Holländer (Rike Eckermann), a mother accused of stealing a valuable brooch. But Ringo (Tim Kalkhof) is taken aback - his mother can't be trusted! What's more, Marlies has a criminal record, making her probation period even more precarious. Will Romy manage to clear her client's name with her usual dogged determination?
20:15, ZDF: Germany's wealthy elite unveiled 💸
Jochen Breyer takes viewers on a journey into the world of the super-rich in Germany in 'The Secret World of the Super-Rich'. With 237 billionaires, Germany's wealthy elite is growing in numbers, and Jochen delves underneath the glamorous facade to reveal their secrets, fears, and reckless spending habits. Learn about their connections, tax evasion schemes, and the influence of power and wealth on politics.
20:15, RTL: Farmers seek true love 🌽
This beloved reality show, in its 17th season, sees twelve farmers searching for love in the countryside. Presenter Inka Bause promises plenty of passionate moments and rugged charm. Tune in on RTL to meet the self-confident, attractive, and committed farmers searching for their perfect match.
20:15, 3sat: Miracle in Carinthia 🏥
A emergency drags young Viennese cardiologist Dr. Markus Höchstmann (Ken Duken) and pediatrician Dr. Thomas Wenninger (Jürgen Maurer) out of their argument in a heart-pounding race against time. With a three-year-old girl's life hanging in the balance, the doctors' conflicting approaches are tested. Will they be able to achieve the impossible? Don't miss 'The Miracle of Carinthia' on 3sat at 20:15.
Other Viewing Suggestions:
- Uncover the mysterious death of a hacker in the Sky Documentary "23"
- Enjoy a thriller-filled night with Julia Roberts in "Leave the World Behind"
- Check out the latest episodes of 'In All Friendship: Help in Times of Need' and 'TV Tips on Tuesday'.
Interesting Facts & Figures:
- The concentration of wealth among the German super-rich has sparked a debate, with the Left Party advocating for higher taxes to curb wealth accumulation.
- The super-rich often wield significant political influence, according to critics, which could potentially undermine democratic processes.
- The economic struggles in cities like Gelsenkirchen have contributed to the rise of populist parties, underlining the societal and economic challenges associated with wealth inequality.
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Enrichment Insights: The concentration of wealth among the German super-rich and its impact on politics is a topic of ongoing debate. With the Left Party advocating for higher taxes, critics suggest that the super-rich wield significant political influence, potentially resulting in undemocratic processes. Moreover, economic struggles like those encountered in Gelsenkirchen have contributed to the rise of populist parties.
