The incorruptible

Television series
Original title	The incorruptible
Country of production	Germany
length	90 minutes
Episodes	8th
Broadcasting cycle	Wednesdays
genre	Family series
Director	Franz Peter Wirth , Alan Birkinshaw , Wolfram Paulus
script	Dieter Wedel , Franz Geiger , Ulrich Klenner , Fritz Leicht , Wolfram Paulus
music	Neumi Neumann , Norbert Finally
camera	Franz Rath , Mike Gast , Axel Henschel
cut	Rebecca Khanide , Claudia Minzloff
First broadcast	February 25, 1998 on Sat.1
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Maja Maranow : Sylvia Brant Florian Martens : Thomas Rönnfeld Jenny Stiebel : Katrin Brant Martin Benrath : Franz Teuscher Klaus Herm : Georg Engel Maria Körber : Evchen Engel Antje Schmidt : Monika Henry Arnold : Gerd Rennert Josef Bilous : Cantor Michael Brandner : Count Michael Breitsprecher : Tommy Glaser Oliver Broumis : Christian Weckert Andrea Eckert : Andrea Klier Heike Falkenberg : Christine Martina Gedeck : Ms. Kaarst Monika Häckermann : Mrs. Stegmann Fabian Harloff : Lutz Binder Paul Herwig : Emil Michael Kausch : Ingo Westphal Herbert Knaup : Rolf Clausnitzer Jessica Kosmalla : Renate Hans Kremer : Peter Teuscher Michael Mendl : Hansen Marion Mitterhammer : Anja Busch Peter Nottmeier : Philipp Brosch Helmut Pick : Rennert Gerd Preusche : Bernheim Katja Rupé : Baroness Tannhäuser Anke Sevenich : Gudrun Westphal Traudel Sperber : Christa Reul Janna Striebeck : Doris Kai Wiesinger : Robert Fuchs

Die Unbrechliche is a German eight-part family series from 1998 with Maja Maranow as court reporter Sylvia Brant in the title role. The 90-minute episodes ran on Wednesdays at 9:15 p.m. on the private broadcaster Sat.1 .

Content and background

After the death of her partner Peter, the single parent Sylvia Brant seeks diversion in her work as a court reporter. She receives support and help in her work from her lawyer colleague Thomas Rönnfeld. Brant and her daughter Katrin live with the father of their deceased partner.

The incorruptible was produced in 1996 and the first broadcast was planned for 1997. The station Sat.1. wanted to send the series only after Dieter Wedel's multi-part The King of St. Pauli , because he was involved in the production and the script.

In 1999, the Hamburg Regional Court prohibited the private broadcaster Sat.1 from repeating the seventh episode, Reine Routine . The result was the case, 15 years ago, of a surgeon who treated his patients improperly and who later received compensation from the health authorities. One of the victims, who was portrayed as a hysterical cheat in Reine Routine , complained because she saw her privacy rights violated.

Episodes

No.	Episode title	Date of first broadcast
1	Three alone	February 25, 1998
2	Firebird	March 4, 1998
3	A village is silent	March 11, 1998
4th	Family happiness	March 18, 1998
5	Right is expensive	March 25, 1998
6th	Fling	April 1, 1998
7th	Pure routine	April 8, 1998
8th	Favorite enemies	April 15, 1998

literature

• Michael Reufsteck , Stefan Niggemeier : The television lexicon: Everything over 7000 programs from Ally McBeal to the ZDF hit parade. Goldmann Verlag , Munich 2005, ISBN 978-3442301249 .

Web links

• The Incorruptible in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The incorruptible at Fernsehserien.de

See also

• The incorruptible