TKKG 190. The icy Clown

Tim visited Gaby and her parents for dinner when suddenly slumped to the store of Gaby's mother. The excitement is great, even though nothing is stolen. But when Gaby comes back to her room, her diary is missing. Shortly after embarrassing passages published it on the Internet, Gaby is the laughingstock of the school. And the demands of the thief are fierce ...

TKKG have known each other forever, and Gaby's parents were involved from the beginning with the action. Strangely only that it acts in the opening scene, when Tim and Gaby's parents would hardly know, so clumsy is the behavior of the characters. And also in the further course of action the characters behave not as you know it from them, Gaby is unusually bitchy and terrorized her colleagues from TKKG downright, Tim has become of brave warhorse for restrained Veteran. Here, the introduction to the action is not so bad succeeded, the issue of cyber bullying is well represented (although the published passages from the diary are not so terribly embarrassing), and also the relocation of history in the Ugebung school on recalls good old times. But then the story develops quite strange, bringing too many issues with one that does not want to tolerate each other so well located. Again and again, individual scenes seem weird, so the overall impression is significantly clouded. Too bad, because the result would have reduced quite able to function well.

Rhea Harder brings Gaby again with a lot of energy and momentum over, tends at the bitchy scenes of animal loving girl but something to exaggerate. I was pleased when her mother Margot, which can create a pleasant atmosphere on Renate Pichler-Grimm with its very soft and warm voice. Julia Fölster than Sabine though not matter too much, but this can very well bring over. Other speakers include Tim Kreuer, Jona Mues and Stephan Benson.

Musically the radio play has been perfectly implemented around and voices, which was again resorted to the archives of the label. However, the selected melodies fit well especially the pleasant change of scene to the various moods of the action and make. As always, numerous sounds were installed that make the scenery more vivid.

Of course, the icy clown who acts as the title character of this episode, shown on the cover. With red hair wreath and warped to grin mouth it is strongly reminiscent of the clown from the Stephen King adaptation and it looks quite scary. Gaby is a few meters further away and looks at him shocked, the rest of the gang can not be seen on this cover.

Conclusion: Here, the unusual behavior of the characters and the multitude of issues raised fall to negative, as well many suitable approaches are seen now and then tension can arise. Overall, the action seems not quite fit into the series and could not convince me really.