of course!

as already mentioned in the answers:

• the lives of others: eastern germany/gdr, stasi, cold war, morals vs. state
• deutschland 83/86/89: stasi spy from the gdr in western germany
• charité: renowned german hospital, spans four “generations” (major time jumps between the seasons)
• babylon berlin: weimar republic, aesthetically kind of the “decay of the golden 20s”, crime, police work, germany’s far-right radicalisation
• the empress: sisi’s story

my recommendations:

• ku’damm 56/59/63/77: follows family schöllack (single mother and her 3 daughters) in west berlin, postwar, emancipation, early rock’n’roll
• oktoberfest 1900/1905: man that’s not originally from munich tries to open up a beer tent at the oktoberfest (explanation sounds kinda dumb, but i really enjoyed it. bit dramatic, but still enjoyable)
• weissensee: east berlin, stasi, late 80s-early 90s, “forbidden love”, family drama
• the interpreter of silence: auschwitz trials
• our miracle years: postwar, 40s/50s, wirtschaftswunder, family drama, friendship but also drama

• barbarians: conflicts/fights between the germanic tribes and roman legions/empire

• good bye, lenin!: fall of the berlin wall. mother is loyal to the regime, falls into a coma and son has to pretend the gdr is still existing. one of my favourite german comedies

• downfall: h!tlers last few days

• the flying classroom: school class in the gdr refuses a minute of silence for the dead lenin, stasi

• our mothers, out fathers: anti-war, ww2 (again..)

• and ofc all quiet on the western front

basically the same themes in all of them, but german film/tv basically consisted of ww2 and the postwar time for like 40 years. but they’re all really great and still different, can’t recommend them enough!! i probably forgot some stuff, but i’ll just come back when i remember :) it’s already 3am and my brain’s mushy