The Lost Child

Episode aired Dec 2, 2019
1h 29m

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7.8/10

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Matthew Beard and Juergen Maurer in The Lost Child (2019)

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Max's nephew suffers a breakdown after the drowning of a fellow cadet at a military academy. The police department refute suspicions but Max shows Oskar a pattern of violence and believes th... Read allMax's nephew suffers a breakdown after the drowning of a fellow cadet at a military academy. The police department refute suspicions but Max shows Oskar a pattern of violence and believes that they're looking at a murder investigation.Max's nephew suffers a breakdown after the drowning of a fellow cadet at a military academy. The police department refute suspicions but Max shows Oskar a pattern of violence and believes that they're looking at a murder investigation.

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7.8/10

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Director
- Umut Dag
Writers
- Steve Thompson
- Frank Tallis(based on the Libermann novels by)
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Matthew Beard and Luise von Finckh in The Lost Child (2019)

Kristina Bangert and Juergen Maurer in The Lost Child (2019)

Charlene McKenna in The Lost Child (2019)

Matthew Beard and Jessica De Gouw in The Lost Child (2019)

Matthew Beard, Juergen Maurer, and Rafael Gareisen in The Lost Child (2019)

Matthew Beard, Amelia Bullmore, and Conleth Hill in The Lost Child (2019)

Matthew Beard, Amelia Bullmore, Conleth Hill, Luis Aue, and Charlene McKenna in The Lost Child (2019)

Amelia Bullmore in The Lost Child (2019)

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In S1. E3 Max Liebermann applies the Rorschach test on his mentally traumatised nephew. This psychological testing method was first developed in 1921 by Hermann Rorschach to measure thought disorder for the purpose of identifying mental illness, but the time frame for the events depicted in the show is set in 1907, fourteen years before the introduction of the test.

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10/10

Rousing finale to the trilogy

Max & Oskar plow the depths of the closed ranks of the Viennese military. Multiple storylines & layers again make this a riveting watch. I really hope the next four books are made into episodes with the same cast. Such a relief to have something decent to watch. This series really has showed the "Sherlock" devotees how it really should be done!

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