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Television series
German title Wrestler
Original title Wrestler
Ringer.png
Country of production United States
original language English
Year (s) 2011–2012
Production
company		 Warner Bros. Television ,
CBS Television ,
ABC Studios ,
Brillstein Entertainment
length 43 minutes
Episodes 22 in 1 season
genre Thriller , neo-noir , drama
idea Eric Charmelo ,
Nicole Snyder
production Sarah Michelle Gellar ,
Peter Traugott ,
Pam Veasey ,
Eric Charmelo ,
Nicole Snyder ,
Richard Shepard
music Gabriel Mann
First broadcast September 13, 2011 (USA) on The CW
German-language
first broadcast		 November 29, 2012 on sixx
occupation
synchronization

Ringer is an American television series directed by Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder . It was produced by Warner Bros. Television , CBS Television and ABC Studios from 2011 to 2012 and comprises a season of 22 episodes. For the music was Gabriel man responsible, a member of the band The Rescues , whose credits include the theme music for Modern Family composed. It started on September 13, 2011 on The CW .

action

Bridget Kelly and Siobhan Martin are twin sisters who have lived in complete contradiction to each other for the past six years. While Bridget is now six months dry and getting her life back on track, Siobhan lives a prosperous and spoiled life. After Bridget becomes the only witness to a contract killing by the Mafia , she is supposed to testify in court. But although her FBI agent assures her that she is in no danger, she fled to New York City without telling anyone . Once there, it looks like the two estranged sisters are cleaning up their tense relationship.

But when Siobhan disappears on a boat trip together, Bridget thinks she has committed suicide and takes on her sister's identity. In the process, she finds out shocking secrets, not only about her sister and her marriage, but also about Siobhan's best friend Gemma and her husband Henry. When someone tries to kill her in Siobhan's penthouse , she discovers that someone is apparently also killing Siobhan.

production

In January 2011 it was announced that CBS was producing a new series called Ringer . The pilot episode was written by Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder and directed by Richard Shepard . Filming for the first episode began in New York City in March 2011. Gellar acts as executive producer alongside Peter Traugott and Pam Veasey . On May 13, 2011, The CW , the sister station of CBS, ordered Ringer as a series and initially ordered thirteen episodes. This was followed by the announcement by ABC Studios that they would no longer produce the series because they did not agree to the change of channel. Four days later, Warner Bros. announced that it would continue to produce the series. With the announcement of the new autumn program for the 2011–2012 season, it became known that the series will be broadcast on Tuesdays after 90210 . In mid-October 2011, the broadcaster ordered a further nine episodes in addition to the thirteen previously ordered, bringing the first season to a total of 22 episodes.

Due to the unconvincing audience ratings, the station announced the cancellation of the series in May 2012.

Casting

The casting began in January 2011 with the engagement of Sarah Michelle Gellar . She plays the twin sisters Bridget Kelly and Siobhan Martin. Nestor Carbonell then joined the cast as Victor Machado, followed by Ioan Gruffudd as Andrew Martin and Mike Colter as Malcolm Howard. Later, Tara Summers was signed as Gemma Gallagher, Siobhan's best friend, and in March Kristoffer Polaha as Henry Gallagher. On July 19, 2011, it was reported that Jaime Murray was cast as Olivia, Andrew's business partner.

A week later it was announced that the role of Juliet would be re-cast. Caitlin Custer, who played the role in the pilot episode, was replaced by Zoey Deutch . In August, it was reported that Justin Bruening was given the supporting role of Tyler. Later that month, Billy Miller was recruited as Charlie, whom Bridget met at their NA meetings, and Jason Dohring as Mr. Carpenter, a teacher at Juliet's High School .

This was followed by the engagement of Gage Golightly as a classmate of Juliet. On September 3, 2011, Disney star Nicole Anderson announced via her Twitter account that she was taking on the role of Monica, another of Juliet's classmates.

promotion

The series premiered at San Diego Comic-Con 2011, which featured Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nestor Carbonell, Ioan Gruffudd and Kristoffer Polaha, executive producer Pam Veasey, and co-executive producers Nicole Snyder and Eric Charmelo. Gellar was also in a photoshoot for The Hollywood Reporters Comic-Con: TV's 6 Most Wanted Women .

Two promotional posters for the series were launched on July 20, 2011. One with Gellar, Carbonell, Gruffudd and Polaha, while on the other only Gellar and the words “The Ultimate Double Cross” could be seen. On the Television Critics Association Summer Tour , Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nestor Carbonell, Ioan Gruffudd, Kristoffer Polaha and Mike Colter were in attendance to promote the series. During the month of August, several billboards were hung in Los Angeles , New York City, and Chicago , and two large mirrors were installed in Los Angeles and New York City so passers-by could create visual doppelgangers of themselves.

At the beginning of September 2011 a new promo poster with the entire main cast was published. On September 12, 2011, Sarah Michelle Gellar was a guest on the talk show Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and the following day on Regis and Kelly to promote the series.

Cast and dubbing

The German dubbing was done at the dubbing company Antares Film GmbH in Berlin, directed by Ulrich Johannson.

Main cast

role actor Main role
(episodes) 		Voice actor
Bridget Kelly / Siobhan Martin Sarah Michelle Gellar 1-22 Nana Spier
Henry Butler Kristoffer Polaha 1-22 Jaron Lowenberg
Andrew Martin Ioan Gruffudd 1-22 Johannes Berenz
Victor Machado Nestor Carbonell 1-22 Peter Flechtner
Malcolm Ward Mike Colter 1-16 Matti Klemm

Supporting cast

role actor Voice actor Supporting role
(episodes)
Juliet Martin Zoey German Luisa Wietzorek 1-22
Bodaway Macawi Tooth McClarnon 1-22
Gemma Butler Tara Summers Silvia Missbach 1-10
Olivia Charles Jaime Murray 2-21
Tyler Barrett Justin Bruening Vanya Gerick 3-18
Charlie Billy Miller Tim Knauer 5-10, 22nd
Mr. Carpenter Jason Dohring Robin Kahnmeyer 6-15
Tessa banner Gage Golightly 6-17
Catherine Martin Andrea Roth Irina von Bentheim 12-21
Solomon Vessida Sean Patrick Thomas 12-22
Shaylene Briggs Nikki DeLoach Sonja Spuhl 16-22

Guest actor

Charisma

In the United States, the series started on September 13, 2011 immediately after the premiere of the fourth season of 90210 . For the United Kingdom , the station has Sky Living the rights secured and shows the first season, shortly after the US broadcast. In Canada , the series will be shown on September 16, 2011 on Global TV . On July 28, 2011, Mediaset España Comunicación secured the rights to broadcast in Spain . At the end of August 2011 it was announced that the M6 Group had acquired the rights to broadcast in France . ProSiebenSat.1 Media has secured the broadcasting rights for Germany , where the series has been broadcast since November 29, 2012 on sixx .

Episode list

No. German title Original title First broadcast in the USA German language first broadcast (D) Director script Odds
(USA)
1 Bridget and Siobhan pilot 13 Sep 2011 Nov 29, 2012 Richard Shepard Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder 2.84 million
Bridget Kelly, a former addict and stripper, witnesses a mafia murder. She is then supposed to testify in court as the main witness for the indictment against the powerful gang boss Bodaway Macawi. But since she fears that the FBI will not be able to protect her from the Mafia, she fled to her sister Siobhan in New York City. Siobhan is married to Andrew Martin, a hedge fund businessman . Then Siobhan disappears without a trace on a boat trip and Bridget has to assume that her sister has taken her own life. She realizes the situation and impersonates her sister in order to hide from the Mafia and the FBI.

That same evening, she calls her NA supervisor Malcolm and tells him what happened. The next day she meets Siobhan's best friend Gemma, who tells her that she thinks her husband Henry is having an affair. This premonition also comes true when Henry tries to kiss Siobhan at a gala that evening. Meanwhile, the FBI agent Machado shows up and hopes to find Bridget with the help of Siobhan. Siobhan receives a call from Gemma, who orders her to the loft: She now knows who Henry is having an affair with. When Siobhan shows up, she finds a masked man instead of Gemma who wants to kill her, but she shoots him in self-defense. In the end, you see the real Siobhan - who is apparently still alive - while she receives a call in Paris.

2 The body is missing She's ruining everything Sep 20 2011 Nov 29, 2012 Rob Bailey Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder 1.94 million
Bridget tries to hide the body of her attacker. She is interrupted by Gemma, with whom she then goes home. The next day she sets out to hide the body for good and meets Juliet, who is coming home. She realizes that Juliet is high and recalls her own past drug excesses . She then makes her way to the attic, where she receives a call from Malcolm suggesting they meet. Meanwhile, Machado decides to stay in New York to learn more about Siobhan and Bridget, as he doesn't trust Siobhan. She and Malcolm then plan to escape, but an unforeseen party from Andrew, which has to be held in the loft, ruins everything. Meanwhile, Gemma discovers further evidence that her husband Henry is cheating on her.

At the party, Bridget meets Olivia, Andrew's business partner, and also runs into FBI agent Machado, who wants to ask her a few questions again, but this time again receives no answers. During Andrew and Olivia's speeches, the dead man's phone rings, who is in an old chest. Bridget goes to the chest and takes the cell phone. During the night she initially plans to flee, hears Juliet throw up in the toilet and decides to stay there, realizing that others need her. Meanwhile, the real Siobhan wants to withdraw money in Paris, but finds out that Bridget's account in Manhattan has already been closed.

3 French for beginners If You Ever Want A French Lesson 27 Sep 2011 Dec 6, 2012 Allan Arkush Hank Chilton 1.98 million
Bridget tries to trace the attacker's cell phone, but doesn't get very far. Meanwhile, Malcolm is beaten up by a couple of thugs Macawi sent because he still plans to silence Bridget. Meanwhile, Agent Machado is in the process of getting Siobhan's telephone records through a judge , but fails. In a bar in Paris, Siobhan meets Tyler Barrett, a charming banker named Cora, who works for one of Andrews branches there. The next day, Bridget received a call on the attacker's cell phone asking the caller to return the cell phone to him, which she did not respond to. Because of some misjudged information, Andrew and Shivette fight .

Meanwhile, Henry withdraws his investment in Andrew's hedge fund without telling Gemma. This creates a crisis between them. Bridget learns something from her divorce attorney about a property that Andrew seems to have kept from her. When she drives to this property that day, she meets the mysterious caller there. He tries to get his cell phone back, but she escapes in time. After explaining the situation to Andrew, the two make up again. In Paris, Siobhan suddenly gets sick while having sex with Tyler, and she uses a pregnancy test to determine that she is pregnant and suspects that the child is Henry's.

4th Best friends It's gonna kill me, but I'll do it Oct 4, 2011 Dec 13, 2012 Jean de Segonzac Cathryn Humphris 1.50 million
Bridget, Andrew, Gemma and Henry head out to the Hamptons to celebrate Siobhan's birthday. There Bridget is reminded of past birthdays that she and her sister had together. Henry wants to use this invitation as an opportunity to resume the affair with Siobhan, but Bridget refuses. Meanwhile, Gemma is unfortunately informed by Agent Machado about Siobhan's twin sister, because she had never told her friends anything about Bridget. In the house, Gemma speaks to Bridget and she explains why she had not told her about her twin sister. In Paris, Siobhan tries to get closer to Tyler with her feminine charms, but who, after being kicked out last time, initially doesn't want to have anything to do with her.

In response to a nightmare where Andrew finds out from Bridget's things that she lied to him, she burns all of these things in a fire on the beach. Meanwhile, Tyler helps Siobhan with her money problems, after which they spend their birthday and the night together. Meanwhile, the party in the Hamptons is going on, at which Gemma overhears a conversation between her husband and Bridget and learns that it is she who is having an affair with Henry. In the house, Machado confronts her with a recorded emergency call from her from the boat, whereupon she admits part of the truth. After he leaves, she tells Gemma her secret to keep from telling Andrew.

5 Gemma's plan A Whole New Kind of Bitch Oct 11, 2011 Dec 20, 2012 Janice Cooke Shintaro Shimosawa 1.71 million
After Bridget tells Gemma the truth about herself, she doesn't believe her and thinks it's a bad excuse. Later at home, she remembers a scar on Siobhan's arm, which she does not find on Bridget, whereupon she believes her. Meanwhile, Macavi's men keep pumping drugs up Malcolm to get him to talk. The mood between Andrew and Juliet remains tense as she continues to use alcohol and other drugs. Meanwhile, in a desperate attempt to stay sober, Bridget encounters a new NA supervisor named Charlie. Meanwhile, Gemma takes advantage of her position with Bridget and demands in return for her silence that she should sleep with Henry.

This could allow her to divorce him, but Bridget refuses and then tells Henry about Gemma's plan. Since Andrew's problems get too much for Andrew and to keep her away from the bad influence of her friends, he sends her to a public school. But when she snuck out that evening, they find her at a party. There, Andrew and Bridget inform Juliet about the background to the separation of Andrew and Juliet's mother, whereupon Bridget and Juliet now get closer. Gemma calls Andrew that evening and orders him to come home, but instead of Gemma he only meets Henry, who is acting strangely. Then you see him running up the stairs with blood smeared on the wall.

6th Problem solved!? The Poor Kids Do It Every Day Oct 18, 2011 Dec 27, 2012 Jerry Levine Rob Doherty 1.81 million
When Bridget can't reach Gemma, she begins to wonder if something could have happened between her and Henry. In the meantime, Juliet has problems with the well-known bully Tessa at her new school, which leads to a fight in the school hallway. Based on the statements of some students and Juliet's background, the headmistress believes she started, although even her father does not believe her. Her new teacher finally saves her by saying he saw Tessa start out. When Bridget wants to visit Gemma at her home, she only meets Henry, who believes she has done something to his wife. Meanwhile, Agent Machado notices Malcolm's disappearance and finds his car in Wyoming. The suspicion falls through traces of DNA on Macawi, whereby the FBI finds no evidence of Malcolm's whereabouts.

Bridget asks Charlie if he would like to be her new supervisor, to which he agrees. After Bridget and Henry accuse each other of harming Gemma, they conclude that she may have been the victim of a crime. After an anonymous phone call from Bridget, the police find evidence of Gemma's disappearance and then question Henry, but nothing comes of it. In the course of their investigation, they find Bridget's fingerprints on the evidence and report it to Agent Machado. In Paris, Siobhan receives a call from her secret accomplice, who tells her that the "Gemma problem" has been resolved.

7th Charlie's mission Oh Gawd, There's Two of Them? Nov 1, 2011 Jan. 3, 2013 Eriq LaSalle Pam Veasey 1.80 million
Bridget is forced to tell Andrew and Henry about their twin sister as the police ask questions about Gemma's disappearance. At the police station, Machado tells her about Malcolm's disappearance. In the meantime, he can free himself from the violence of Macawi's people and makes his way to New York. She also asks Charlie if he can help find Gemma. She also tells him about Gemma's car, which Henry drove to JFK airport , and what he thinks it could help the police further. Meanwhile, Juliet is not with a friend, Monica, in Connecticut , as previously announced , but at a party with her. There Monica throws up and Juliet offers to drive her home.

Since Juliet has had a drink herself and has an accident on the way, she first calls her English teacher. He in turn calls her father. Andrew is upset that Juliet has been drinking again and driving illegally. As a punishment, he takes away her $ 10 million trust fund. At the opening ceremony of the Gemma-designed Hamilton Art Palace, Bridget sees Malcolm and passes out, whereupon she comes to the hospital and the doctors want to see her baby. At the end, you see Charlie wiping blood in Gemma's car at the airport and reporting to Siobhan that he is her accomplice.

8th Then just a dog ... Maybe We Should Get a Dog Instead Nov 8, 2011 Jan. 10, 2013 Nathan Hope Jay Faerber 1.75 million
Bridget lies to Andrew about miscarriage after the nurse does not see a baby on the ultrasound . Malcolm calls her and tells her how he escaped captivity by Macawi's people. Meanwhile, Juliet starts flirting with her English teacher at school, but he is not interested in her. Andrew fires the head of the European company because he has lost the transfer documents. His partner Olivia gives him the idea to make another attempt to have a child with Siobhan. Charlie tells Bridget about his search for Gemma's car and clues about her whereabouts. Meanwhile, Tyler comes to New York after Andrew offered him the job of head of the European operations.

Malcolm is arrested after taking a shot of heroin and questioned by Agent Machado about Bridget's whereabouts. The next day, this Bridget lies in wait and persuades her to get wired while talking to Malcolm . However, she manages to inform him of this without Machado noticing, so that he does not receive any further information. Mr. Carpenter throws Juliet out of his class in response to their flirtation. Bridget runs into Tyler at a business lunch, and he thinks she is Cora. After Malcolm shows up at Bridget's, she takes him in for one night. Ultimately, she takes him to Charlie and asks him for help.

9 Noises in the basement Shut Up and Eat Your Bologna Nov 15, 2011 Jan. 17, 2013 Scott White Bob Berens 1.83 million
Charlie hides Gemma in his real apartment in the basement. There she sits tied up and gagged on a chair. Meanwhile, Bridget realizes that she is developing feelings for Andrew. He brings the repaired wedding dress back to her. In doing so, she comes across the weapon again, which the police officer apparently hijacked her. She brings this to Charlie, who should make her disappear. She continues to dig into Siobhan's belongings and finds antidepressants and a doctor's bill from a psychologist.

She finds new information about Siobhan's situation from the psychologist. Among other things, she learns that her sister had paranoid attacks. Meanwhile, Malcolm notices that something is wrong with Charlie. He's acting very strange to an NA, so Malcolm digs deeper and finds the key to the second home. At the same time Bridget comes across Charlie in an abandoned church that is now used as an entertainment establishment. She and Malcolm decide to take a closer look at his apartment. While Bridget distracts Charlie, Malcolm examines the second home. Just as he is about to open the door to the basement, Bridget warns him that Charlie is coming back. Malcolm can barely take an empty cell phone with him and disappears.

10 White roses That's What You Get for Trying to Kill Me Nov 29, 2011 Jan. 24, 2013 Stuart Gillard Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder 1.60 million
After Malcolm charges the cell phone, it turns out that it doesn't belong to Charlie, but to Gemmas. Malcolm then informs the police, but they find nothing in Charlie's apartment. Charlie had enough time to move Gemma to another location. He plans to get rid of them against Siobhan's will. The police are now questioning Malcolm in more detail. Meanwhile, Andrew is planning his and Siobhan's sixth wedding anniversary. Meanwhile, Bridget informs Henry, who doesn't believe her. Back at the apartment, Charlie is visiting and tries to blackmail Bridget. When he leaves the apartment, Henry sees him. Meanwhile, Machado is after a mole , which he can finally catch. It's the agent who supplied Bridget with the gun.

Bridget and Andrew get the agreed amount and go to the meeting point. But Henry has informed the police and the handover fails. Charlie shoots Gemma and then takes her to a warehouse. But Gemma is not dead and can hurt Charlie. In the fight, however, Charlie wins the upper hand again and can kill Gemma. Siobhan has returned from Paris and then shoots Charlie. Then she fakes Charlie's suicide. She decides to see that things are going well in New York for a while. At the end of the episode, Bridget discovers an envelope with Siobhan's handwriting.

11 Kind of normal It just got normal Jan. 31, 2012 Jan. 31, 2013 Jeff Thomas Cathryn Humphris 1.40 million
12 Hotel Pivoine What Are You Doing Here, Ho-Bag? Feb 7, 2012 Feb 7, 2013 Jerry Levine Hank Chilton 1.18 million
13 Daddy's Coal It's Easy To Cry, When This Much Cash Is Involved Feb 14, 2012 Feb 21, 2013 Guy Bee Shintaro Shimosawa, Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder 1.10 million
14th Everything will be fine Whores Don't Make That Much Feb 21, 2012 Feb 28, 2013 Janice Cooke Robert Doherty 1.25 million
15th PS: you are an idiot! PS You're an idiot Feb 28, 2012 14 Mar 2013 Allan Arkush Bob Berens 1.15 million
16 Too pretty for jail You're Way Too Pretty to Go to Jail 6th Mar 2012 14 Mar 2013 Joshua Butler Jay Faerber & Cathryn Humphris 1.25 million
17th Shots from nowhere What We Have is Worth the Pain 13 Mar 2012 21 Mar 2013 Howard Deutch Scott Nimerfro 1.11 million
18th The horror card That Woman's Never Been a Victim Her Entire Life 20 Mar 2012 21 Mar 2013 Scott White Hank Chilton 1.16 million
19th Have a good life Let's kill Bridget 27 Mar 2012 28 Mar 2013 Jerry Levine Jay Faerber & Robert Berens 1.11 million
20th Tea for two If You're Just An Evil Bitch Then Get Over It Apr 3, 2012 28 Mar 2013 Roger Kumble Cathryn Humphris 1.05 million
21st the true face It's called improvising, bitch! Apr 10, 2012 Apr 4, 2013 Janice Cooke Scott Nimerfro 1.10 million
22nd I am the good twin I'm the good twin Apr 17, 2012 Apr 4, 2013 Eriq LaSalle Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder 1.20 million

reception

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The Hollywood Reporter calls Ringer a " suspense thriller ".

Reviews

The series has a Metascore of 59/100 at Metacritic based on 29 reviews. On TV.com , the series is rated 7.6 / 10 based on 346 votes, AfterEllen and AfterElton gave the series a positive review and said it was "the very best new series of the year". and on IMDb.com it has a rating of 7.3 / 10 based on 2813 votes.

But Matthew Gilbert of The Boston Globe was not very fond of Ringer and gave her a "D" rating. He explained, "The lousy effects of how the twins were portrayed in the same room are sloppy, and the plot - stolen from a cheesy soap opera - is worse."

Awards and nominations

Tabular overview of awards and nominations
year Award For category result
2011 Critics' Choice Television Award Wrestler Most Exciting New Series Won
2012 Teen Choice Award Sarah Michelle Gellar Choice TV Actress: Drama Nominated

Web links

Individual evidence

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