“Tatort” and “Polizeiruf 110”: The summer break is a little longer this year

“Crime Scene” and “Police Call 110”
Summer break a little longer this year

With “Polizeiruf 110: Funkensommer” and investigator Cris Blohm (Johanna Wokalek), the Sunday crime thriller says goodbye to the summer break.

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The European Football Championship and the Summer Olympics will mean a slightly longer “Tatort” and “Polizeiruf 110” summer break this year.

This year, Sunday crime fans have to spend a whole eleven weeks waiting for new “crime scenes” and “Police call 110″ films are being dispensed with, last year there were nine weeks. As the station confirmed when asked by spot on news, the “Polizeiruf 110: Funkensommer” from Munich will be with Chief Detective Cris Blohm (Johanna Wokalek, 49) and her colleague Dennis Eden (Stephan Zinner, 49) will be the last premiere before the summer break.

“The last Sunday crime thriller premiere is expected to be broadcast on May 26th according to the current planning status and is a BR ‘Polizeiruf 110’,” the station said.

European Football Championships and Olympic Games

Then there are the two major sporting events whose broadcasts have priority in terms of broadcast dates: The men’s European Football Championship will take place in Germany from June 14th to July 14th. A good ten days later, the Summer Olympics start on July 26th in the French capital Paris and last until August 11th. “There are no plans for first broadcasts on the Sunday crime drama slot during the Summer Olympics,” the broadcaster said.

If there are no games or competitions on Sundays at 8:15 p.m., Sunday crime reruns are conceivable as usual, but nothing concrete is currently known about this. The same applies to the one Sunday without sporting events between the two major events. It is also not yet clear what will be shown on July 21st at the 8:15 p.m. time slot.

It is also certain that the first new “Tatort” or “Polizeiruf 110” will be broadcast on August 18th.

Crime countdown to the summer break

There are still six exciting films coming up before the start of the summer break:

April 21st: “Police call 110: The fat man loves”

In their second case – the first ran in May 2021 – investigators Michael Lehmann (Peter Schneider, 49) and Henry Koitzsch (Peter Kurth, 67) are dealing with a cruel child murder in Halle an der Saale. Who killed the eight-year-old?

April 28th: ​​“Crime Scene: This time it’s different”

The Cologne “Tatort” stars Max Ballauf (Klaus J. Behrendt, 64) and Freddy Schenk (Dietmar Bär, 63) have to solve the murder of an unemployed man who was killed under a bridge. In his apartment they find cash and documents that indicate systematic blackmail of prominent people…

May 5th: “Crime Scene: On the Day of Wandering Souls”

Susanne Bonard (Corinna Harfouch, 69) and Robert Karow (Mark Waschke, 52) investigate the case of a man who was stabbed to death in a single-family home in Berlin. Little by little, unforeseen abysses open up and the question: Was the victim himself a cruel perpetrator?

May 12th: “Police call 110: Immortal”

The death of an influencer after shitstorm and hate concerns Chief Detective Doreen Brasch (Claudia Michelsen, 55) and Detective Uwe Lemp (Felix Vörtler, 62) in Magdeburg…

May 20th: “Crime Scene: Last Trip to Schauinsland”

The Black Forest crime thriller on Pentecost Sunday is about a man who has been in prison for a long time because of violence against his wife and children. When a psychologist and psychiatric expert is found strangled in the trunk of her car, he comes into the focus of inspectors Franziska Tobler (Eva Löbau, 51) and Friedemann Berg (Hans-Jochen Wagner, 55)…

May 26th: “Police call 110: Summer of sparks”

In their second joint case, Munich Chief Detective Cris Blohm and her colleague Dennis Eden are faced with the mystery of a burned corpse… This crime thriller is also promising because the script and direction this time were in the hands of the Munich filmmaker Alexander Adolph (58). is responsible, among other things, for the cult crime series “Munich Murder”.

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