Turbo & speedometer

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Television broadcast
Original title Turbo & speedometer
Country of production Germany
original language German
year 2013
Production
company		 action concept
length 90 minutes
genre Action
idea Andreas Heckmann, Heinz Dietz
production Hermann Joha , Peter Jännert, Stefan Retzbach, Barbara Thielen
music Jaro Messerschmidt, Nik Reich
First broadcast February 7, 2013 on RTL
occupation

Turbo & Tacho is a German action series with only one episode, which was produced by action concept for the broadcaster RTL . The pilot film for the series ran at the beginning of February 2013 . The place of action is Duisburg . Moreover, Turbo & Tacho an offshoot of the famous action series Alarm for Cobra 11 .

If the pilot film is successful, it should turn into a series. Due to the rather low audience, the spin-off was not continued.

action

The two young police officers Turbo and Tacho only cause chaos with their idiosyncratic investigative methods. As part of a forced transfer, the two are transferred to the Duisburg-Nord office. Tacho's mother Marianne is the head of the department here. The rest of Tacho's family also work there, as the watch is run as a family business. Although Tacho's mother doesn't think much of her offspring's going it alone, she stands by him and Turbo.

background

The series is a spin-off of the action series Alarm for Cobra 11 . Turbo and Tacho already had an appearance in 2010 in the episodes "Turbo & Tacho" and "Turbo and Tacho reloaded" from Alarm für Cobra 11. In 2012, action concept started producing the pilot film on behalf of RTL. This was broadcast on RTL in early 2013.

characters

  • Kai Schröder (called Turbo ) always played with his buddy Tacho Police as a child . He often uses a speedometer to determine on his own, which keeps the two in danger.
  • Andreas Tachinski (called Tacho ) is the son of Marianne Tachinski , the head of the department . He's also Turbo's best sidekick. As a child, he wanted to be a police officer, like everyone else in his family. In addition, he often uses Turbo to determine on his own.
  • Marianne Tachinski is the mother of Tacho and the head of the Duisburg-Nord police station.

Pilot film

content

Turbo and speedometer determine "undercover" against the alleged drug dealer Rico Bauer. You screw up the operation and are forcibly transferred to another department. Since neither wants to take the two anchors, they come to Duisburg-Nord, to the office of Tacho's mother.

Again, the two continue to investigate against Rico Bauer. They find out that he is making counterfeit money on a large scale. Just as the two want to blow him up and the SEK storms the rooms, the printing press has disappeared without a trace. Since nobody knew about the operation, someone from the police station must have betrayed them to Rico Bauer. But who?

Tacho's mother is about to get married to “Uncle Klaus”. Ironically, this turns out to be the wanted traitor. To prevent him and Tacho's mother from getting married, they flee from Rico and his people with the van in which the counterfeit money is. Rico follows them and raids the wedding. Rico is sure of victory, but can he beat the "family power"?

occupation

actor Role name
Axel Stein Police commissioner Kai "Turbo" Schröder
Daniel Roesner Police commissioner Andreas "Tacho" Tachinski
Petra Kleinert Chief Police Officer Marianne Tachinski
Gabriel Merz Rico Bauer
Florentine Lahme Saskia
Guntbert Warns Klaus Stegemann
Barbara Schmidt Brigitte Tachinski
Stefan Richter Karlo Delling
Goran Luca Maric Wolf-Dieter Kazorke
Christian bag Friedrich
Ralf Richter Charly Wischollek
Ania Niedieck Jennifer
Jessica Ginkel Julia
Thomas Gimbel Stefan
Christian Storm Müller
Fiona Erdmann Anje van Basten
Peter W. Bachmann Claas van Basten
Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen Schimanski
Artus Maria Matthiessen Father Schröder

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Spin-off “Turbo & Tacho” slows down RTL . February 8, 2013. Accessed July 30, 2015.