Corpses of women are found in the dunes of Husum: they are made up, styled and provided with a tattoo – the victims are displayed macabre. Young Commissioner Ria Larsen (Karoline Schuch) is given the head of the case to the astonishment of her experienced colleague Mattern (Ronald Kukulies). From now on, Ria not only has to face the public time pressure, but also to assert herself in her department. Only colleague Michael Brandt (Christoph Letkowski) is behind her.
Jacobs (Asa Butterfield) has always told grandfather Abraham about an island where he lived with children who had magical abilities. After his death, 16-year-old Jacob went to where his grandfather lived in an orphanage during the Second World War. He finds an abandoned ruin, but it seems that the children from Abraham’s stories still live under the care of a certain Miss Peregrine (Eva Green).
“You’ll never guess!” Is the show of unusual questions and crazy puzzles. The surprising and entertaining quiz revolves around special people and incomprehensible facts. Four prominent advice teams play against each other in a preliminary round and a final for victory. This time, Wolfgang Stumph, Sonja Zietlow, Leonard Lansink, Janine Kunze, Paul Panzer and Axel Milberg will be there.
A man climbs onto the windowsill of a New York hotel and threatens to jump down. Police detective Dougherty tries to alleviate the situation on site, but the amazingly calm man calls for police psychologist Lydia Mercer (Elizabeth Banks). She is amazed when she sees who is standing on the windowsill. It is the ex-cop Nick Cassidy (Sam Worthington) who went to jail a few years ago because of a diamond robbery, has since been able to escape and checked in under a false name as a hotel guest.
In 1750 the Collins family traveled from England to America to escape a curse that had been on the family for generations. 20 years later, the family sprout Barnabas (Johnny Depp) has grown into a handsome man who has the entire small town of Collinsport at his feet. But then he makes the mistake of breaking the heart of the witch Angelique Bouchard (Eva Green). Because she avenges herself cruelly: she transforms Barnabas into a vampire and buries him alive. It was not until 200 years later that Barnabas was accidentally liberated from his grave by construction workers: It was 1972 – a culture shock for Barnabas.
