The series, located in Frankfurt am Main, features two main characters. The Lawyer was originally Strack's Dieter Rentz, a corpulent, cultured, highly professional and dedicated advocate and bon viveur, who dreaded only two things: steep stairways and having to drink cheap plonk out of a paper cup. Lawyers have since come and gone, but Matula has remained the show's constant, still charming, streetwise and mostly leather- jacketed at over sixty. At the same time, the original dynamic between protagonists has degraded, as successive Lawyers have become noticeably younger than Matula and almost as capable of physical action as he is. Still, a nice rapport has been established between Matula and the latest Lawyer, Frielinghaus' quietly charismatic Lessing. The show's charm has lot to do with its comfortable sameness. While its look has had a few cosmetic (and rather unnecessary) updates in the 2. There is a crime, almost inevitably a murder. The Lawyer ends up representing the prime suspects who swear their innocence but are so miserly with truth that the Lawyer has to drag it out of them and fight to keep his clients from getting banged up without further ado. Matula does most of the legwork, often gets to hang around strip clubs or brothels (this is a German crime series, after all), sometimes gets roughed up a bit but eventually helps to uncover the truth. There has been an occasional downbeat ending, but generally the innocent client is saved and all turns out well. When it began, the series brought a breath of fresh air, humour and vigour to the more civil- servant like matter- of- factness of many previous Krimis (as did Tatort's lovable lout detective Schimanski around the same time). Quarter of a century later it is quite mild and cosy a thing to watch, the television equivalent of comfortable old shoes. Its most iconic part is Klaus Doldinger's original theme music, an irresistibly jaunty synthesizer instrumental that was sacrilegiously remixed for the opening credits during the series' face- lift in the 2. Wie es hinter den Kulissen aussah, sehen Sie hier. Krimi und Thriller im ZDF. Martin Wissner und Uwe Fehrenbach konkurrieren um den Posten des Chefredakteurs beim Frankfurter Kurie. Wird von Icey bearbeitet. Staffeln: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 20; 21; 22; 23; 24. Sjangere HipHop / R&B, R&B Selskap Nation Music Total varighet 57:08 Sanger 17 Format MP3 MP3.
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