Hauke ​​​​Jacobs’ love problems start to get annoying

It could have been like this: Police officer Hannah Wagner (Jana Klinge) returns from vacation in love, engaged and with big plans for the future. In fact, the perfect solution to breaking the tormenting love triangle surrounding Hauke ​​​​Jacobs (Hinnerk Schönemann). The man who learned two trades, veterinarian and police officer, and who shares his private passion between veterinarian and police officer.

This has long been appealing because the viewer could get excited about who the handsome bachelor would give his heart to. But at some point it became clear that this man simply suffered from a chronic lack of decision-making and would therefore never be able to make a decision. Since then, the love story in the detective series has become a burden.

Wagner’s happiness in love could have solved all problems and made three people happy in one fell swoop: she herself could have finally left the provincial town of Schwanitz, which seems to consist only of talkative old men and undertakers weird, with her future husband. Jule Christiansen (Marleen Lohse) would finally have Hauke ​​​​Jacobs all to himself, which certainly wouldn’t be to his detriment. While Hannah Wagner has adventures in the big wide world, order would have returned to Jacobs’ life.

But the great football philosopher Lothar Matthäus already knew this: “It would be, it would be, a bicycle chain”. With his constant sulking, Hauke ​​​​Jacobs absurdly makes his colleague back down. Instead of running away and saving herself from this crybaby, she throws her fiancé to the wind and returns to her civil service job.

At the end of this first of three new episodes of “Nord bei Nordwest”, Hannah Wagner returns to the neighborhood. Hauke ​​​​Jacobs is still unable to express his feelings, but a smile lights up his face.

At least someone who is happy.