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Episode aired Jun 2, 2019
TV-14
1h 30m

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6.5/10

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Crime Drama Mystery

In the house of a politician there is a terrible bloodbath. His wife is murdered, his daughter barely survives and is put into an artificial coma. Eisner and Fellner discover that more than ... Read allIn the house of a politician there is a terrible bloodbath. His wife is murdered, his daughter barely survives and is put into an artificial coma. Eisner and Fellner discover that more than a failed robbery is behind it.In the house of a politician there is a terrible bloodbath. His wife is murdered, his daughter barely survives and is put into an artificial coma. Eisner and Fellner discover that more than a failed robbery is behind it.

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IMDb RATING

6.5/10

150

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Gerti Drassl and Thomas Stipsits in Tatort (1970)

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Harald Krassnitzer, Adele Neuhauser, Cornelius Obonya, and Gerti Drassl in Tatort (1970)

Harald Krassnitzer and Adele Neuhauser in Tatort (1970)

Hubert Kramar, Harald Krassnitzer, Adele Neuhauser, Gerti Drassl, and Thomas Stipsits in Tatort (1970)

Hubert Kramar and Gerti Drassl in Tatort (1970)

Cornelius Obonya and Gerti Drassl in Tatort (1970)

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Tatort Theme Song
Written by Klaus Doldinger

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8/10

Welcome to the inner workings of one or more psychopathic minds!

The Vienna Team lead by Moritz Eisner and Bibi Fellner face another bizarre case, and once again have to fight an up-hill battle against higher-ups, who are clearly shielding suspects due to their prominent status in society. Obstruction is only one problem, compounded by many plot twists leading to a completely unexpected climax.

I have enjoyed the crime fighters from Vienna for many years. I appreciate their integrity and their humanity. No matter what grotesque situations they may face, they will always "do the right thing". Whether it is speaking up when racism or other types of bigotry are evident, or finding a way to defy corruption at higher levels, Eisner and Fellner can not be compromised. They are true servants of the public, always living up to their oath of office.

The little side stories about personal problems are heartwarming; i.e.both are desperately trying to quit smoking. "After this one, we are really going to quit, OK!?" - This episode of Tatort Wien is, as always, above average!

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