Rubin and Karow
 Rubin and Karow
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| active | since 2015 | ||
| place | Berlin | ||
| cases | 11 | ||
| predecessor | Knight and Strong | ||
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Nina Rubin (Detective Chief Commissioner) Robert Karow (Detective Inspector) Anna Feil (Commissioner candidate) Knut Janssen (forensic experts) Jamila Marques (medical examiner) Harald Hemrich (Attorney) Mark Steinke (Kriminalassistent) Nasrin Reza (medical examiner) |
2015–2022 since 2015 since 2015 since 2015 since 2019 2015–2016 2015–2018 2015–2019 |
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Investigation location Berlin |
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The fictional detective chief inspectors Nina Rubin , played by Meret Becker , and Robert Karow , played by Mark Waschke , are the main characters in the episodes of the ARD television series Tatort , which are set in Berlin . The crime thrillers produced for the rbb have been broadcast with the investigative team since March 2015 .
In 2019 it was announced that Meret Becker will leave the Berlin crime scene after her 15th case . Her successor is to be Corinna Harfouch in 2022 .
background
The episodes produced by the rbb should not always be self-contained - based on models such as KDD - Criminal Investigation Service and the Rostock Police Call 110 investigative team Bukow and König - but rather combine the respective murder case with a story spanning several episodes . The first episodes were about the question of whether investigator Karow had anything to do with the death of his former partner in the drug department . Even after the conclusion of this plot in the Dunkelfeld case, unlike the episodes of other crime scene investigative teams, reference is made again and again to the events of previous films. Among other things, a subplot tells over several episodes how investigator Rubin's marriage breaks up and how her growing sons develop. Also events of the episode The Good Way , in which Rubin has to kill a person in self-defense , play a role in the further character development of the main characters and are taken up again later when Rubin expresses the wish to leave the homicide squad.
characters
Nina Rubin
Nina Rubin was born as a Jew in the Berlin workers' district of Wedding and currently lives in Kreuzberg . When she was nine years old, her mother died. That is why her father took refuge in work and volunteered to train youngsters at the SV Astoria boxing club. Nina benefits from the experience in the boxing club when she later goes to the police.
Rubin loves the Berlin nightlife and lives out dancing, which, in addition to the longing for maximum intensity, also acts as a balance to her work in the homicide squad.
Nina Rubin is an emotional person who can empathize with others. She is very social, warm, and has a good instinct for people. Unfortunately this gift causes problems for the detective chief inspector from a professional point of view, namely when she gives up professional distance in favor of her empathy.
Rubin family
- Dr. Viktor Rubin (played by Aleksandar Tesla )
- Tolja Rubin (played by Jonas Hämmerle )
- Caleb Rubin (played by Louie Betton )
Viktor Rubin became too much for Nina's style and her enthusiasm for Berlin nightlife. As a consequence, he moved out of the shared apartment. Tolja, the older of the two brothers, blames Nina for the separation and moves in with his father, while Kaleb initially stays with his mother. When Kaleb celebrates his bar mitzvah , the festival temporarily brings the family back together. Ultimately, Nina and Viktor, who finally leaves Berlin and moves to Bavaria, go their separate ways.
Robert Karow
Chief Detective Robert Karow was born in Berlin-Pankow and comes from a middle-class family. He has a pronounced visual memory that amazes others and provides him with insights in his work that even astonish colleagues. Karow has a high level of abstraction and a brilliantly logical, frighteningly quick thinking ability. Unlike Nina, he is not interested in individual fates, but in larger contexts. He has a keen sense of irony and absurd humor, but also a melancholy trait - coupled with the ability to be difficult to trust.
Karow, who lived alone, was the first crime scene investigator to be identified as openly bisexual by the creators . In relationships, he tends to keep his respective partners at a distance emotionally and at times to be selfish and inconsiderate with them, which among other things leads to the resignation of the coroner Nasrin Reza.
More figures
- Anna Feil (played by Carolyn Genzkow )
- Mark Steinke (played by Tim Kalkhof )
- Nasrin Reza (played by Maryam Zaree )
- Knut Janssen (played by Daniel Krauss )
- Harald Hemrich (played by Holger Handtke )
consequences
Web links
- daserste.de: Rubin and Karow (accessed October 8, 2017)
- tatort-fans.de: Rubin and Karow (accessed October 8, 2017)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Meret Becker stops at "Tatort" in Berlin , in: Spiegel online from May 22, 2019, accessed on June 21, 2019
- ^ Corinna Harfouch is the new "Tatort" commissioner in Berlin. Retrieved March 29, 2020 .
- ↑ David Denk: For better or for worse . Süddeutsche Zeitung . March 20, 2015, p. 47.
- ↑ a b c Rubin and Karow | Crime scene . In: First German Television (ARD) . ( daserste.de [accessed on October 8, 2017]).
- ^ Commissioners Rubin and Karow | All episodes for Tatort fans. Retrieved October 8, 2017 (German).
- ^ Christian Buß : ARD Sunday crime thriller: The new "crime scene" from Berlin in a quick check. In: Spiegel Online . November 15, 2015, accessed November 16, 2015 .
- ↑ Tatort premiere in the City Kino Wedding without Chichi »Weddingweiser. In: Weddingweiser. November 30, 1, accessed on February 18, 2019 (German).
- ↑ Alamy Limited: Stars at the premiere of "Tatort: We - IGV - you" in a cinema 66th Contributors: Meret Becker, mark waschke Where: Berlin, Germany on May 18, 2016 Stock Photo, Picture: 115229044th Accessed on 5 May 2019 .
- ^ "Tatort: Dunkelfeld" celebrates its premiere on November 15th in Berlin - invitation to report. Retrieved May 5, 2019 .
- ↑ The Radioeins Parkfest from August 25 to September 1, 2018. Accessed on September 17, 2018 .
- ↑ rbb- "Tatort: The Good Way": Premiere on Tuesday, April 9th in Berlin. Retrieved May 5, 2019 .
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Rubin and Karow (Berlin) | Faber and Bönisch (Dortmund) | Gorniak and Winkler (Dresden) | Janneke and Brix (Frankfurt am Main) | Tobler and Berg (Freiburg im Breisgau) | Lindholm and Schmitz (Göttingen) | Tschiller and Gümer (Hamburg) | Falke and Grosz (Hamburg) | Borowski and Sahin (Kiel) | Ballauf and Schenk (Cologne) | Odenthal and Stern (Ludwigshafen) | Berlinger and Rascher (Mainz) | Batic and Leitmayr (Munich) | Thiel and Boerne (Münster) | Voss and Ringelhahn (Nuremberg) | Schürk and woods (Saarbrücken) | Lannert and Bootz (Stuttgart) | Lessing and Dorn (Weimar) | Eisner and Fellner (Vienna) | Murot (Wiesbaden) |
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