Monday's Television Guidance

Weekly Television Guide on Monday - Program offering TV recommendations for Monday night’s entertainment

In the realm of entertainment, several captivating stories have unfolded. Let's delve into some of the highlights.

In the reality show "Villa of Temptation," the original prize money amount remains undisclosed, but the final six stars are gearing up for a decisive game to prove their worth. Last year, Jasmin Herren emerged victorious, taking home the coveted prize at the show's conclusion in 2025.

Meanwhile, in the comedy series "The Golden Years" on ZDF, Alice Waldvogel and her husband Peter find themselves at crossroads, with differing views on retirement. A planned Mediterranean cruise ended in an argument, and Alice decided not to return to the ship after a shore excursion.

The docu-series "Merkel's Legacy - 10 Years 'We Can Do This!'" is a thought-provoking exploration of integration successes and challenges. Former Chancellor Angela Merkel shares her insights, while Ingo Zamperoni takes stock of the "refugee summer" of 2015.

Musical history was made in the biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody." Freddie Mercury joined the band Queen in 1970, leading to numerous hits. However, Mercury's desire for a solo career caused potential band conflicts.

In the startup world, Claudia Nassif and Alexander Schmitt presented FYTA, a fitness tracker for plants, on The Lion's Den. The pitch turned into an intense bidding competition among the investors, with Frank Thelen recognising FYTA's potential and making an offer. Frank Thelen returned to the studio for The Lion's Den, bringing his keen eye for promising ventures.

Lastly, Queen achieved a worldwide breakthrough with hits like "Bohemian Rhapsody." The band's success story continues to inspire musicians and fans alike.