The heroes of everyday life have long been forgotten and the waves of virus infection have also calmed down in Europe. Only the corona lie still occupies many. Many of those who firmly believe that this pandemic was planned by those who benefited from it, such as the medical couple Carsten (Alexander Wipprecht) and Lisa Kippmann (Sarah Masuch). They should now atone, be put in the pillory, with a devastating explosion. At least that is the intention of the conspiracy theorist Felix Morgenroth (Matthias Matschke), who is trying by all means to expose the corona lie.
Six prominent guests answer Kai Pflaume's often bizarre, sometimes useful, but definitely entertaining questions. As always, they will be supported by the two experienced team captains Bernhard Hoëcker and Elton. In three exciting preliminary round duels, each with twelve questions on the guessing board, it will be determined who has the chance to win 50,000 euros for a good cause of their choice.
Nine-year-old Cole (Haley Joel Osment) is plagued by anxiety and is also marginalized at school. The well-known child psychologist Dr. Malcolm Crowe (Bruce Willis) tries to help Cole, but it takes a while for the frightened boy to trust Crowe enough to tell him his scary secret: he sees dead people! Crowe initially believes this to be delusional, but soon he begins to see the disturbing reality of the ghostly visions.
The eccentric multi-millionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) used the latest science and ancient genetic material from amber containing dinosaur DNA to clone dinosaurs and released them on an island off the coast of South America - in "Jurassic Park". Maintaining the facility and caring for its residents is expensive, so it must also bring in money. Therefore it will be open to visitors. What Hammond doesn't suspect is that Dennis Nedry (Wayne Knight), the park's dissatisfied IT specialist, has been persuaded by the competition to steal dinosaur eggs and smuggle them out of the park unnoticed.
The severely traumatized professional soldier Karen Holt (Franziska Hartmann) reluctantly interrupts her foreign assignment in Mali after her sister Alexandra has disappeared without a trace. After 20 years, she returns to her parents' home to take care of her two nieces. She finds her old home completely gentrified. But Alexandra's disappearance casts a shadow over the supposed idyll and under the roofs of the neighbors and new friends things are simmering. Even at the youngest niece's elementary school, threatening things are happening between the children. What is hidden behind the bright facades of the stately houses?
