Die Discounter - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Der Anfang vom Ende
Thorsten has to get his supermarket in order before boss Sabine Kolinski arrives. Meanwhile, Fahri Yardim steals nuts, Titus is trained and Pina meets a guy.
Große Frauen und kleine Schwänze
Today, a mystery shopper is due to visit the supermarket to decide whether Titus will be employed or not. In addition, Pina's guy comes back, Flo gets to know random customers and Thorsten discovers dating apps for himself.
Blautag
The pupils from the school opposite are having a theme week and are tearing the supermarket apart. Peter traditionally joins in and Titus meets a girl.
Sk8er 4 Life
Jonas gets punched in the face by a group of skater boys, there's a plague of mice in the supermarket and Titus hates footballers.
Kolinski Eimsbüttel
Titus and 450 have caught a mouse, which they now have to bring to the Kolinski store in Eimsbüttel. There they meet Henry, Pelle and 450er's crush Kimi. Meanwhile at Kolinski Altona, Flora teaches Mrs. Jensen how to rap, Peter flirts with Pina and Lia tries to make Thorsten a better branch manager.
Gammelfleisch
A fire alarm goes off at Kolinski Altona. Jonas' mother comes to visit, Titus is surprised by Lisa and Thorsten has a big problem.
Peter ist schwanger
Sabine wants to see the images from the surveillance cameras. But the cameras have to be installed first. Thorsten is overstressed. Peter becomes a father and Jonas falls in love.
Tobias bei den Wölfen
Due to the poor employee reviews, Sabine has sent a trainer for non-violent communication to the supermarket. Many tears are shed during the course and Thorsten throws fruit around.
20 Jahre Thorstens Markt
20 years of Throsten's branch. Like every year, Thorsten throws a big party. Flora gives a concert and hopes that Peter Fox will come along. Everyone gets together at the party and some of them get a little closer.
Tag der offenen Tür
The Making-Of. Bonus features include outtakes, deleted scenes and behind-the-scenes footage of the cast and crew.
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