Muntere Pärchen packen aus (1972)

In the five episodes, teenagers have sex—sometimes for the first time—only to be interrupted by their parents. Renate and Bernd are having sex doggy-style when Renate’s parents burst in, and Renate immediately suffers a vaginal spasm. Unable to separate, the couple are driven toward the hospital in Renate’s father’s company car. During a car breakdown and a fit of laughter, Renate’s spasm subsides and the young couple are freed. Monika gives her bedroom to her friend and her friend’s boyfriend, since her parents are away and the boyfriend’s parents are never out of the house. The lack of sex leaves Monika’s boyfriend, Fred, annoyed. The swimming instructor observes classmates Detlef and Kurt behaving homoerotically and informs Kurt’s parents. Kurt is home alone when, one evening, his mother’s supposed business associate, Christine Schumann, rings the doorbell and says she has arranged to stay the night with his mother. Charlotte Mühlberg confirms this when Kurt calls to check. Christine seduces Kurt, who falls in love with the call girl. The next morning, his parents return and pay her 300 marks for “re-educating” him. Heidi is enjoying herself with her boyfriend Peter while her parents are out. But her mother, Elli, uses Heidi’s bed for the same purpose with her lover, Peter’s teacher. The young couple have to hide under the bed, but Elli’s activities are interrupted too when her husband enters the apartment. Julia is able to spend her first night with her boyfriend Rolf romantically at his place because his strict father is away on a business trip. However, he has forgotten his papers and comes home the very next morning. Julia is at a disadvantage with him because her mother runs a brothel. During this episode, the melody “So eine Liebe gibt es einmal nur” by James Last can be heard in the background while Julia and Rolf make love.