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Alles Erfunde 

Tomato and carrot specialist Röbi Schifferli actually wanted to ask Erika Studacher to marry him with a flowery - sorry, vegetable - declaration of love. But he bursts into the middle of big family troubles. Erika's brother, inventor Thomas Studacher, is on the verge of bankruptcy. His last straw is an all-purpose robot with which Thomas hopes to make a financial breakthrough. But because Thomas has no talent for inventing, the robot soon gives up the ghost.
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Tomato and carrot specialist Röbi Schifferli actually wanted to ask Erika Studacher to marry him with a flowery - sorry, vegetable - declaration of love. But he bursts into the middle of big family troubles. Erika's brother, inventor Thomas Studacher, is on the verge of bankruptcy. His last straw is an all-purpose robot with which Thomas hopes to make a financial breakthrough. But because Thomas has no talent for inventing, the robot soon gives up the ghost.

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