- Original release
- Previous episode S05E06 - Der Anfang
- Number S05E07
- Country Germany
- Original language German
- Genre Comedy
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Brusternährung
Christian and Fahri play a table tennis tournament against Marteria and Tommi Schmitt. An argument ensues between Christian and Tommi because he accuses Tommi of being a mama's boy. Tommi feels attacked because he was breastfed by his mother until he was 6 years old. The trainer tries to mediate between the two, but this only works for a short time. Marteria is apparently with Pheline and makes out with her, so Fahri can't miss it. Christian desperately wants to win the tournament and pays Marteria to refrain from doing so. In the final tournament, Mieze Katz is also present among the spectators. Christian offers money to a little girl so that she sucks on her mother's breast in front of everyone on the stands.
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