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Television series
German title The chasers / police dog Rex
Original title The pursuers
Country of production United Kingdom
original language English
Year (s) 1961–1962
Production
company		 Chrestview Productions
length 30 minutes
Episodes 39 in 1 season
genre Crime series
music Malcolm Lockyer
First broadcast 1961 on ABC
German-language
first broadcast		 July 6, 1962 on ARD 2
occupation

The pursuit , GDR alternative title Police Dog Rex (original title: The Pursuers ) is a British television series from 1961/62. The focus is on the police dog Rex (originally Ivan), a German Shepherd . The idea for the series came from Donald Hyde . The series was first broadcast on ARD 2 in Germany .

action

Scotland Yard inspector Bollinger works in London and solves a wide variety of crimes. His constant companion is his service dog Rex.

Production notes

The series was produced in Elstree Studios in Borehamwood . It was first broadcast on ABC Weekend Television . The German first broadcast took place on July 6, 1962 on ARD 2. Up to 1965, 24 or 25 episodes were broadcast, from 1963 on ARD . In 1968, German television broadcasted 13 episodes. It is not known whether a new synchronization took place.

German episodes

1. The man at the bar

2. Rabies

3. The mask

4. Until four in the afternoon

5. Miss Barker's suspicions

6. Find Jennifer

7. The double alibi

8. Bessie

9. Replacement for the killer

10. Crosses on the car door

11. A case for Steve

12. A button at the crime scene

13. Seals from Frankfurt

14. Three lies

15th Congress without Dr. Nielson

16. The settlement

17. Inspector Bastian's death

18. The hunting lodge

19. Dangerous visit

20. A silent witness

21. The Farley case

22. Nicky Steen

23. Shoes from Greece

24. The child Sally

25. Safe W 4

Lore

A DVD edition has not yet been published. It is unknown whether the German dubbed versions have survived.

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