SOKO Wismar
Television series | |
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Original title | SOKO Wismar |
Country of production | Germany |
original language | German |
Year (s) | since 2004 |
Production company |
Cinecentrum |
length | 45 minutes |
Episodes | 367 and two specials in 17+ seasons ( list ) |
genre | Thriller |
Theme music | Udo Lindenberg |
First broadcast | October 6, 2004 on ZDF |
SOKO Wismar is a German crime series. It has been broadcast on ZDF since October 6, 2004 and runs on Wednesdays in the evening program. The series is the fifth offshoot of the SOKO 5113 series . The 17th season is now being broadcast.
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In a small police station in the Hanseatic city of Wismar , major and minor offenses that happen in the immediate vicinity are researched and determined. The head of the investigative team is First Chief Inspector Jan Reuter, the head of the district. He is supported by Chief Detective Karoline Joost and Chief Detective Lars Pöhlmann, who usually investigate a case together. The team also includes police chief Kai Timmermann and Stine Bergendal, who is part of the team as a Danish exchange police officer.
production
SOKO Wismar is made by the production company Cinecentrum Berlin, a subsidiary of Studio Hamburg . Half of the filming takes place in Wismar and the surrounding area and half in Berlin . The old town, which is part of the world cultural heritage, and the port facilities of Wismar often serve as a backdrop for outdoor shots . The courtyard entrance to the Holy Spirit Hospital is shown as access to the police station . The district building itself, in which the interior shots also take place, is, however, in the Berlin Adlershof studio .
Figures and cast
In the first two seasons of the series, the team consisted of a solid base of characters. Occasionally, the supporting characters in the Wismar Revier changed or were shown alternately between the episodes in the two seasons.
From the fourth season the main characters Kriminaloberkommissar Winfried "Winnie" Scheel ( Martin Brambach ) have been replaced by Kriminaloberkommissar Sven Herzog ( Michael Härle ) and Police Superintendent Tom Friese ( Björn Kirschniok ), Police Superintendent Henner Schütt ( Kai Ivo Baulitz ) have been deleted without replacement in the series or by ZDF. At the beginning of the fifth season, the police chief Olav Hinzmann ( Kai Maertens ) dropped out or no longer represented in the team without any explanation . Police chief Lars Pöhlmann ( Dominic Boeer ) took his place . From the fourth season, Jan-Hinrich Reuter could be seen in civilian clothes instead of in protective police uniform, without there being an explanation in the series. At the beginning of the ninth season, Chief Detective Nils Theede takes the place of Herzog. During this season, police chief Lars Pöhlmann (Dominic Boeer) was replaced by Kai Timmermann ( Mathias Junge ) without further explanation . In five episodes of the eleventh season, district chief Jan-Hinrich Reuter is represented by the lecturer from the Hamburg police school Martin Boldt ( Jürgen Tarrach ), as the passionate angler Reuter goes on a long-planned fishing vacation.
During the 12th season, Chief Detective Nils Theede ( Jonas Laux ) and Poliisikonstaapeli Leena Virtanen ( Li Hagman ) leave SOKO Wismar. As a replacement for Theede, Lars Pöhlmann ( Dominic Boeer ) is returning from his training at Interpol as Chief Detective Inspector . First coming to Wismar to solve a case for the international investigative unit, he decided two weeks later to accept the position offered by his former colleagues and to return. Nils Theede follows his ex-girlfriend, who is very much in love, back to Hamburg to start all over again. This is also the first exit in the series that has taken place in the presence of the actor. Meanwhile, Poliisikonstaapeli Leena Virtanen is ordered back to Finland and replaced by the Dutch exchange police officer Anneke van der Meer ( Isabel Berghout ).
Li Hagman was the only person who appeared separately in each episode up to the 221st episode , but her exit took place in the series without the actress and was only mentioned in passing in episode 222 Undercover at the beginning of the episode. Börensen tells Reuter that it was always known that the Finnish police would eventually order Leena Virtanen back to her home country, to which he replied that he thought the Finns had long since forgotten her.
In episode 299 (season 15), Anneke van der Meer is ordered back by her Dutch boss and subsequently replaced by the Danish exchange police officer Stine Bergendal. Also in season 15, Chief Inspector Katrin Börensen leaves SOKO Wismar. In episode 300 she receives the offer to take over the position of deputy head of the internal investigation at the Federal Criminal Police Office in Wiesbaden, which she accepts in the same episode. Her place at SOKO Wismar is taken in episode 301 by Chief Detective Karoline Joost ( Nike Fuhrmann ).
Special offers
So far, four 90-minute series specials in feature length have been broadcast: “Wet Death” (2007), “The Third Fire” (2009) “Bitter Christmas” (2017) and “After the ebb comes death” (2020).
SOKO + Wismar
For the 14th and 15th season there was the SOKO + Wismar format accompanying the respective episodes . In the approximately seven-minute episodes, senior public prosecutor Claudia Lange and lawyer Carsten Hoenig discussed the cases from a professional point of view and discussed what would actually happen to the perpetrator. The format ran on Thursday morning following the night repetition of SOKO Wismar on ZDF and was previously available in the ZDFmediathek . It was moderated by Hendrik Wieduwilt during the 14th season . In the 15th season, Sylvia Walker conducted the show.
Crossover
As of April 3, 2013, a five-part crossover of all ZDF-SOKO series was produced. The teams from SOKOs 5113 , Cologne , Leipzig , Stuttgart and Wismar investigate the murder of a police officer and find themselves in a criminal environment in which their own law and order prevail. The five-part case, the trail of which stretches across Germany, was broadcast from September 30 to October 4, 2013 on weekdays on the well-known SOKO evening slot from 6 p.m.
actor
main actor
Current
actor | Role name | Rank | Period |
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Udo Kroschwald | Jan-Hinrich Reuter | First chief detective and service group leader | 2004– |
Katharina Blaschke | Dr. Helene Sturbeck | Forensic doctor / emergency doctor | 2005– |
Silke Matthias | Roswitha Prinzler | Forensic Technician | 2006– |
Mathias Junge | Kai Timmermann | Police chief | 2011– |
Dominic Boeer | Lars Pöhlmann | Police chief | 2007-2011 |
Chief Detective | 2015– | ||
Nike carter | Karoline Joost | Chief Detective Officer | 2018– |
Sidsel Hindhede | Stine Bergendal | Politibetjent | 2018– |
Former
actor | Role name | Rank | Period | Reason for exit |
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Anja Franke | Eva Werner | Pastor | 2004 | |
Martin Brambach | Winfried "Winnie" Scheel | Chief Detective | 2004-2006 | |
Kai Maertens | Olav Hinzmann | Police chief | 2004-2007 | |
Björn Kirschniok | Tom Friese | Police chief | 2004-2006 | |
Kai Ivo Baulitz | Henner Schuett | Police Chief Master | 2004-2006 | |
Anna von Berg | Ulrike "Rike" Panner | Police commissioner | 2004-2005 | |
Maria Bachmann | Antje Stöwesand | Police superintendent | 2004-2005 | |
Mike Maas | Hanno Sand | Police chief | 2005-2006 | |
Michael Harle | Sven Herzog | Chief Detective | 2006-2010 | |
Jürgen Tarrach | Martin Boldt | Chief detective | 2014 | End of the term of representation |
Li Hagman | Leena Virtanen | ( Constable ) / Nuorempi konstaapeli | 2004-2015 | is ordered back to Finland |
Jonas Laux | Nils Theede | Chief Detective | 2011-2015 | follows his ex-girlfriend to Hamburg |
Isabel Berghout | Anneke van der Meer | Hoofdagent | 2015-2017 | is ordered back to the Netherlands |
Claudia Schmutzler | Katrin Börensen | Chief Detective Officer | 2005-2017 | a position is offered in Wiesbaden |
Timeline
role | Rank | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4th | 5 | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14th | 15th | 16 | 17th |
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Jan Reuter | First chief detective | |||||||||||||||||
Winfried "Winnie" Scheel | Chief Detective | |||||||||||||||||
Eva Werner | Pastor | |||||||||||||||||
Antje Stöwesand | Police superintendent | |||||||||||||||||
Ulrike "Rike" Panner | Police commissioner | |||||||||||||||||
Katrin Börensen | Chief Detective Officer | |||||||||||||||||
Sven Herzog | Chief Detective | |||||||||||||||||
Nils Theede | Chief Detective | |||||||||||||||||
Karoline Joost | Chief Detective Officer | |||||||||||||||||
Leena Virtanen | Constable | |||||||||||||||||
Anneke van der Meer | Hoofdagent | |||||||||||||||||
Stine Bergendal | Politibetjent | |||||||||||||||||
Olav Hinzmann | Police chief | |||||||||||||||||
Lars Pöhlmann | Police chief, from season 12 chief detective | |||||||||||||||||
Kai Timmermann | Police chief | |||||||||||||||||
Dr. Helene Sturbeck | Forensic doctor / emergency doctor | |||||||||||||||||
Roswitha Prinzler | Forensic Technician | |||||||||||||||||
Tom Friese | Police chief | |||||||||||||||||
Hanno Sand | Police chief | |||||||||||||||||
Henner Schuett | Police Chief Master | |||||||||||||||||
Martin Boldt | Chief detective |
Episode list
DVD
- Soko Edition: SOKO Wismar, Vol. 1: It comprises 18 episodes of the first and second season on four DVDs and was released on November 15, 2013.
Web links
- SOKO Wismar in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- SOKO Wismar at Fernsehserien.de
- SOKO Wismar on the ZDF page about the broadcast
Individual evidence
- ↑ Christine Dankbar: Soko Wismar investigates in Berlin - 81 times a year. In: Berliner Zeitung of July 31, 2012
- ↑ SOKO Wismar at zdf-werbefernsehen.de ( Memento of the original from July 22, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; accessed on August 16, 2014