In the children's magazine, the young reporters Meike, Dean and Charlotte get to the bottom of prejudices and examine the background behind thoughtless statements and "dangerous half-knowledge". An improvised television studio, which the three friends set up in a garage in their block of flats, serves as a fictional framework for the reports. It is he who ensures the constant supply of crude views and prejudices, and whose nickname "motzgurke" also helped the project to get its title. For example, it is clarified whether you are really a coward when you are afraid or a wimp when you are disgusted by something, whether anyone can really easily produce an abstract work of art and what about sayings like "If you are poor, it is your own fault". !” is up. The reporter team interviews experts, carries out experiments on themselves and visits laboratories, research institutions and museums.
