Three is twice one too many

"Farmer seeks wife" - Three is twice one too many

Patrick (27) has to make a decision in episode six of"Bauer sucht Frau" (Tuesday, 8:15 p.m. on RTL, also via RTL+). "Two women are too many," he realizes a little late: "You can only marry one." The atmosphere between his ladies-in-waiting Annika (26) and Sarina (24) has not been right for some time.

Annika in particular is jealous, while Sarina scores points for bringing work shoes to the farm week. Annika also has no experience with cows. So the decision is relatively easy for Patrick. Sarina is more on his "wavelength". Annika has to go home.

Stefanie (41) also has to sift out. The choice between Philipp (37) and Timo (37) is more difficult for her. Although she only has friendly feelings for both of them so far. So she lets her yard boys audition for the trial work. The farmer's wife is a little surprised that Philipp has never mucked out before. The fact that he sees the task as a necessary evil and not as meditative as she does doesn't score him any points either - unlike Timo, who also finds mucking out relaxing.

On the other hand, Philipp scores points in the first individual interview. He is not as tense here as he was in the threesome - a tension that he covered up with obsessive jokes. But Philipp's good solo performance is not enough. Stefanie decides in favor of Timo. Philipp didn't contribute enough, according to the jury.

Start with Dietrich-Max-Helmut, crisis with Hannes

While Annika and Philipp's weeks on the farm come to an early end, Dietrich-Max-Helmut (70) is just getting started. The hobby horse farmer picks up his Susanne (61) in style by carriage. On the way back from the station to his farm, he slightly irritates his chosen one when he starts talking about their joint retirement. But Susanne still has plans for her career. Apart from that, she and the senior of the season with probably the longest name in the history of "Bauer sucht Frau" are in harmony.

Meanwhile, Hannes (24) and Jenny (21) have their first crisis, even though she raves about his "radiant, penetrating" eyes with an almost desperate expression on her face. Hannes, on the other hand, is not really satisfied. Jenny doesn't ask enough questions, so he doesn't really know where he stands.

Jenny is shocked by the deadly serious criticism. She excuses herself by saying that she is being bombarded with too many new experiences. Like the bumpy mowing of a meadow, for example, where she thought she was going to die. But Jenny promises to open up more: Little finger vow.

Happy ending for two weeks on the farm

Simone (55) wants to change Siegfried's (64) eating habits. But her reform plans fail the very first time they cook meatballs together. Siegfried gets his way with his "special views". He insists that onions should not be added to the meat mixture in small cubes, but in whole rings. They just need to be massaged in with a good "crackling". Simone is skeptical, but according to Siegfried's theory, the long onion pieces retract into the meat during frying.

By the end of the farm week, however, the culinary irritations are forgotten. Simone is "in love" and is happy to come back. Siegfried gives her sweets with the words "dream woman" on them. Because that's exactly what Simone is to him.

The farm week also comes to an end for André (33) and Julia (29). For them, it was "the best week of their lives". After narrowly missing out on a real kiss in the last episode, it finally happens this time. Julia stays with André for longer, whom she describes as "the man of her dreams in every respect". "Cupid did a great job," he says. So Inka Bause (55) can pin the next successful matchmaking on her dirndl.