Stefanie, just in case

Television series
Original title	Stefanie, just in case
Country of production	Germany
Year (s)	1995-2004
length	45 minutes
Episodes	328
genre	Drama / soap
First broadcast	May 15, 1995 on Sat.1
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	Kathrin Waligura : Stefanie Engel (1995–1996, 2004) ; Claudia Schmutzler : Stephanie Wilde (1997–1999, 2000–2004) ; Julia Hentschel : Fanny Stephan (1999–2000) ; Walfriede Schmitt : Klara Junge, b. Mehring (1995-2003) ; Ulrike Mai : Elke Richards (1995–2003) ; Andrea Solter : Claudia Willecke (1995–1997) ; Christoph Schobesberger : Dr. Johannes Stein (1995-2003) ; Klaus Mikoleit : Prof. Friedhelm Günther (1995–2000) ; David Bunners : Dr. Markus Meier-Liszt (1997–1999, 2001–2004) ; Jaecki Schwarz : Prof. Justus Friedländer (1997–2000, 2003) ; Klaus Lehmann : Dr. Eugen Stamm (1995–1996) ; Isabelle von Siebenthal : Dr. Heidrun Simrath (1995) ; Julia Grimpe : Paula Busch (2002-2003) ; Herbert Trattnigg : Dr. Jonas Nerlinger (1996-1998) ; Stefan Walz : Dr. Meinhard Forch (1999-2001) ; Constanze Roeder : Dr. Dagmar Berger (1996-2001) ; Bernd-Uwe Reppenhagen : Dr. Olaf Zehler (1996-2000) ; Christiane Brammer : Iris Melba-Eckelt (2001–2002) ; Adisat Semenitsch : Maria Mbonga (1998-2002) ; Jacqueline Svilarov : Franziska "Fränzi" Martens (1998–2003) ; Melanie Rühmann : Maike (1998–1999) ; Tania Hron : Margarete "Maxi" Zartmann (1995–1997) ; Martin Halm : Dr. Timo Lennart (1995–1996) ; Carolina Vera : Sevinc Bilin (1995) ; Martin Kluge : Carl Freiherr Eber von Ambusch (1996–1997) ; Jürgen F. Schmid : Dr. Mark Tenschert (1995) ; Daniel Morgenroth : Frederik May (1998-2001) ; Peter Schiff : Gottlieb Giese (1995–1996) ; Nicolás Artajo : Alexander Engel (1995–1996) ; Melanie Rühmann : Meike Müller (1998–1999) ; Alexander Heidenreich : Tom (1995) ; Jens Nünemann : Christoph Krüger (2003) ; Martin Umbach : Peter Engel (1995) ; Eva Medusa Gühne : Emergency Doctor Dr Kreidel (2002) ; Maik Stephan Behrendt : Lucas Seitz (2002) ;

Just in case Stefanie is a hospital series that was produced by Novafilm television production for Sat.1 .

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The nurse and mother Stefanie Engel works in the Luisen Hospital in Berlin. She is very open-minded and tries to help others wherever she can. In the 51st episode, Stefanie Engel marries the owner's son Adrian Deters, who previously saved the life of her son Alexander, and then leaves the hospital.

Nurse Stephanie Wilde succeeds her and soon becomes just as popular in the hospital as her predecessor. When Wilde becomes pregnant, she also leaves the hospital to marry her boyfriend.

At the same time, the sister Fanny Stephan is admitted to the hospital, who is later only called "Stefanny". After being told by her friend Dr. Forch is betrayed, she also leaves the Luisen Hospital after being given notice.

Then the sister Stephanie Wilde comes back to the series, but later dies in an accident.

Stefanie Engel is also returning to the Luisen Hospital. She is now a doctor and now has to cope with everyday life as a doctor.

Trivia

The scripts for the television series come from, among others, Joachim Friedmann , Rolf Gumlich , Scarlett Kleint and Uwe Petzold.
The music for the series comes from Günther Fischer .
In the planning stage, the alternative title Stefanie - Sister with Heart was used. In 1998, the first episodes of the series were repeated under this title.
Stefanie - A woman takes off was a 23-part offshoot (2003-2004) with Kathrin Waligura , Jaecki Schwarz , David Bunners , Sven Martinek , Burkhard Schmeer , Lars Steinhöfel and Joy Stenwald . After only one season, it was discontinued at the request of the broadcaster SAT.1.

Awards

1996: Bavarian TV Prize
1997: Golden Camera

media

To accompany the series, the two novels For all cases Stefanie (1995, ISBN 3-404-12328-X ) and For all cases Stefanie: Love on the test stand (1996, ISBN 3-404-12565-7 ) were published by Luebbe Verlagsgruppe .

Web links

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^ The television lexicon by Michael Reufsteck and Stefan Niggemeier (Goldmann-Verlag 2005) - entry Stefanie - A woman starts through , p. 1155

[1] The television lexicon by Michael Reufsteck and Stefan Niggemeier (Goldmann-Verlag 2005) - entry Stefanie - A woman starts through , p. 1155