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Tina is beside herself. Zollerich has quit her. Your boss, the baker. Without notice. After 20 years, without thanks. Just because she didn't want to work on the holiday. He simply exchanged her for an unsuspecting doll with a headscarf. Tina was the queen of the highway. With her mobile baker, she scoured the nests in the north behind Berlin every day, where there are dead pants, baker-wise. And now? Unemployed, a hole in the account and the bills just fluttering in. Guitar lesson, school fees and on top of that 300 euros for the school trip of your youngest. Tina has three brats: Caro, Juli and Felix. And she has an ex too. But not much is to be expected from that, financially. So Tina needs a plan. And she has one.

There's a pregnancy test in the garbage can in the kitchen. Julia, her middle one, her model daughter, is already over the 12th week. Tina has her hands full right now. Your customers (die-hard Brandenburgers!) Have to be convinced that the Kowalski rolls taste better than those from Zollerich. The Kowalski mustn't doubt Tina's business model, even if she can't pay every bill on time. And her competitor with the headscarf has to be overtaken on the street. But all of that pales in front of the domestic problem. July needs help. Immediately. And Tina takes care of it, she is good at it. Appointment with the gynecologist, joint consultation, the procedure should take place this Friday. The seventeen-year-old was always her bright spot. Dear, pretty, good at school. There was even talk of a scholarship in New York. So Tina is organizing and Julia is getting quieter and quieter. Suddenly she disappeared.

The police won't let anyone talk to them. Tina has driven too fast too often, now the rag is gone. And now? To give up? Never. But who but you can drive the "Tina-Mobil"? Of course, Caro, the big one, has to go. She has a driver's license - and has sat at home long enough and painted her nails for her beauty vlog. Reluctantly, the big one gets behind the wheel and drives her mother. And not only that. Suddenly she becomes enterprising and has good ideas. Sells her cosmetics from her mobile home - lipsticks, hair color and mascara. The rural clientele, especially the older women, are flourishing. Even Tina's grumpy regular, Mr. Rakow, orders love bones. New desires arise. What about detergent, sugar, flour - can't you sell that too? No way, says Tina. Why not? Asks Caro.

Felix, her baby boy, her problem child, has been caught. With a six pack of beer on the school trip. So what? Tina takes it lightly at first. Everyone drinks on the school trip, but only Felix was stupid enough to get caught. At the class conference, where this "serious violation of the school rules" is being negotiated, Tina learns that Lütter is also said to have smoked weed and sold weed. Felix? No. Rumors. But distrust is sown, even if Harry laughs at their concern and the youngest gives credible assurance that he has only drawn a joint once. Tina can no longer sleep and also cannot enjoy the date with her boss Kowalski, which she was actually looking forward to. Her maternal instinct tells her: You have to act. It's time to take care of Felix 'future.

Milo is here, the beloved. Harry and Tina are suddenly grandma and grandpa. Tina is happy, the street is deserted in the morning, but the competitor in the Zollerich-Mobil just doesn't avoid her. Bang. Fortunately Tina didn't get caught, but the other one - her name is Safaa and comes from Grozny - has to be pulled out of the ditch. Themselves to blame. But competition or not, Tina is sorry for the woman and so she helps her. Safaa, who was an X-ray assistant in her former home, reciprocates with a tip: Tina should have her breast checked. There's a spot that doesn't look good. Nonsense. Or is it ...? Tina goes to the doctor "just as a precaution" and has to confirm that Safaa was unfortunately right. She has to go to the hospital. Breast cancer is a shitty diagnosis, but Tina only moves one thing: four weeks off work. Who can stand in for you?

Fatigue? Depression? Nah, it's just the fragrance lamps that make them dizzy. Tina is in the rehabilitation clinic. She bravely defends herself against the psychologist's questions. What happened two years ago? Why has a shadow cast over your family since then? What are your nightmares about? Tina doesn't want to talk about it, no way. She prefers to send herself home, where things have changed in the meantime. Harry absolutely wants to win back her heart, even if it is with a new coffee machine. Caro is retraining and wants to move out. Felix experiences first love. And Julia is completely overwhelmed with Milo and the school. It's time for Tina to take over the reins again. But before she can regain control, before she can finally go on tour again, she has to sort out a few things, painful, very painful .