Charly Huebner
Record rate at “police call” farewell
The NDR- “Polizeiruf 110: None of us” met with great audience interest on Sunday (January 9th, 22nd) at 8:15 pm in the first. Sascha (Charly Hübner) and Katrin (Anneke Kim Sarnau) investigated together for the last time.
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With over 9 million viewers there was a record for the last NDR “Polizeiruf 110” with Anneke Kim Sarnau and Charly Hübner.
Charly Hübner’s (49) farewell to “Polizeiruf 110” did not want to miss many crime fans on Sunday evening (January 9th). This is also noticeable in the quota: The last case from Rostock with Alexander Bukow (Hübner) and his partner Katrin König (Anneke Kim Sarnau, 49) had more viewers than ever since the investigative duo started in 2010.
According to NDR, 9.237 million people followed the 24th deployment of the two investigators on the first. The market share was accordingly 28.8 percent – that is also a new record. The “Police call 110: None of us”, at the end of which Bukow quits his duties, was also very well received by the younger audience. Of the 14 to 49 year olds, 1.528 million watched, corresponding to a market share of 19.2 percent. The crime thriller was also the winner of the day on Sunday.
New investigator to see later this year
In May of last year, Hübner announced his voluntary departure from the crime series. Frank Beckmann, NDR program director, now explained the actor’s successful departure: “Charly Hübner made saying goodbye to ‘Polizeiruf 110’ really difficult the audience was not disappointed. It was a conclusion that suited this character and the series. ” He added, among other things: “Should Bukow ever want to return to Rostock from Siberia, we would receive him with open arms.”
First of all, however, Lina Beckmann (40) determined as Melly Böwe at Sarnau’s side in Rostock. Since Beckmann has been married to Huebner since 2012, at least in this way the inspector’s position remains in the family. The first mission of the new team, the “Polizeiruf 110: You can’t choose your family”, will be shown by the first later this year, announced the NDR.