I'll tell you, that's how it is. How effective this ever-recurring phrase from Andreas Lust's wonderful bird figure in the Hannover Tatort from last Sunday was, is also shown by its meme-worthiness. The joke makes itself, every utterance in our quiet circle here immediately establishes a connection to a striking character, and with that one, actually annoying sentence, much affection is said about him.
One can only dream of this in the new Cologne Tatort; one searches in vain for idiosyncrasy in Die letzten Menschen von Köln (WDR-Redaktion: Götz Bolten). The episode takes place in the prepper milieu: Elara Schmidtke (Katharina Schüttler) has booked a weekend survival training with Moritz Zechmann (Florian Stetter), who lets them practice in an underground bunker for the time after an atomic bomb. On the surface, the investigative duo Ballauf (Klaus J. Behrendt) and Schenk (Dietmar Bär) are integrated into the case of Linus Makris's (Bastian von Bömches) corpse, whose solution is related to the flood disaster in the Ahrtal in 2021.