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In the upcoming episode of the popular series "Frühling," audiences can look forward to a captivating 90-minute melodrama, produced in Germany in 2023. The episode, yet to be officially titled, promises a heartfelt storyline and a stellar cast.

The ensemble includes familiar faces such as Simone Thomalla as Katja Baumann, Jan Sosniok as Tom Kleinke, Kristo Ferkic as Adrian Steinmann, Johannes Herrschmann as Pastor Sonnleitner, Julia Beautx as Lilly Engel, Aniya Wendel as Nora Kleinke, Caroline Ebner as Dr. Schneiderhan, and Kathrin von Steinburg as Henrike Renner.

The plot thickens as Henrike Renner, Herder Heinrich von Ruhburg's daughter, arrives from Munich to decide on her father's inheritance following his sudden demise.

Meanwhile, Katja Baumann and Tom Kleinke find themselves at Lake Garda, the picturesque setting for this episode. Tom, with romantic intentions, has asked Pastor Sonnleitner for two days off and plans to propose to Katja at his house on the lake.

However, their tranquil retreat is disrupted when they encounter a herd of sheep without a shepherd or a dog. Lilly and Adrian, who are taking care of the herd, spend a night under the stars while Henrike ponders over the inheritance.

The peace is further shattered when Katja is awakened by loud music and finds a package with a pig's head and a message telling her to leave Spring. The identity of the perpetrator remains unknown.

Interestingly, Tom claims his house on Lake Garda is for sale, seemingly to lure Katja there. The episode is directed by Axel Barth, with an FSK rating of 6, making it suitable for viewers aged 12 and above.

Stay tuned for more updates on this intriguing episode of "Frühling," set to captivate audiences with its gripping storyline and talented cast.

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