8:15 PM, ProSieben, Planet der Affen: New Kingdom, Sci-Fi
Many years after Caesar's era, the apes have taken dominance and live in a largely peaceful order, while humans exist only on the margins. However, a new power-hungry leader among the apes begins to build an empire. At the same time, a young ape embarks on a journey that makes him question everything he thought he knew about the past. His decisions could significantly influence the fate of both apes and humans.
8:15 PM, Das Erste, Tatort: Game Over, Crime Drama
Leitmayr (Udo Wachtveitl) and Batic (Miroslav Nemec) are confronted with a brutal crime: A young police officer is shot during a traffic stop. But the shock doesn't end there. The investigators come across evidence that the perpetrators may come from their own ranks. Their trail leads them to the lobby of an online tactical shooter game where police officers meet to play. To uncover the identities of the anonymous participants, they deploy a young e-sports player as an informant.
8:15 PM, RTLzwei, Glam Girls - Hinreißend verdorben, Comedy
Josephine (Anne Hathaway) is a stylish con artist who easily relieves wealthy men of their money. Penny (Rebel Wilson) takes a less elegant but equally creative approach. The two team up, with Josephine introducing Penny to the art of deception. But their collaboration soon turns into a rivalry. Whoever manages to take down the wealthy tech entrepreneur Thomas (Alex Sharp) first wins the upper hand.
8:15 PM, ZDF, Frühling: Die verschwundenen Eltern, Dramedy
A married couple doesn't return from a romantic outing and is considered missing. Katja (Simone Thomalla) takes care of the children in the meantime while the police search for the parents. The evening before, the couple wanted to celebrate their wedding anniversary with a picnic by the lake. Their car, an empty champagne bottle, and clothing are later found there. However, there's no trace of them, and much initially points to a tragic swimming accident.
8:15 PM, kabel eins, Die Lieblingsmarken der Deutschen, Documentary Series
Playmobil, Märklin, and Carrera have stood for play enjoyment, quality, and German craftsmanship for many years. The documentary takes a look behind the scenes of these well-known brands and shows why they've been so popular for generations. It leads from the colorful Playmobil figures to the detailed model railways of Märklin to the fast race tracks of Carrera and explores the question of what makes their lasting success.
