Suburban women
| Television series | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Suburban women |
 | |
| Country of production | Austria |
| original language | German |
| Year (s) | since 2015 |
| Production company |
MR film |
| length | approx. 55 minutes |
| Episodes | 40+ in 4+ seasons ( list ) |
| genre | Dramedy |
| Director | Sabine Derflinger , Harald Sicherheitsitz |
| script | Uli Brée |
| First broadcast | January 12, 2015 on ORF eins |
| occupation | |
Vorstadtweiber is an Austrian television series that the "better society" the Viennese Nobel districts satirizes . The first broadcast was on January 12, 2015 on ORF one , from May 5, 2015 the series was shown in Germany on the first , and SRF two broadcast the series from May 25, 2015. A second season was already before the start of the first, ten-part season announced. The third season was broadcast in the spring of 2018 on ORF, from February it was shown on the first . The shooting of the 4th season started in July 2018, the broadcast began on September 16, 2019 on ORF. Even before the fourth season was broadcast, filming began for a fifth season.
background
The series has been produced by MR Film since 2014 and has been broadcast on ORF eins since January 2015 . From May 2015 the first season was broadcast on ARD . In January 2015 the order for the second season was fixed. Filming for the second season began in spring 2015 and was completed in autumn 2015. This season could be seen on ORF from March 14, 2016. The rights for the series were also sold to Swiss Radio and Television (SRF). During the production of the second season, preparations began for a third season, which was filmed from autumn 2016 and should be broadcast in 2017. The shooting lasted until 2017, so that the third season was only broadcast from January 8th to March 5th, 2018.
In February 2018 it was announced that ten new episodes for the fourth season will be shot in the summer of 2018. The first five episodes will be directed again by Harald SICHERITZ, while Mirjam Unger will direct the second half of the season .
action
The focus is on five women who couldn't be better off in their supposedly ideal world of prosperity in the Vienna suburbs. They have lucrative marriages, wear expensive clothes, and enjoy a life of luxury. But when suddenly one of them is shown penniless at the door by her husband, reality catches up with her. Gradually the façade of the other women is beginning to crumble too, and they fear that it might be the same for them. Corruption, intrigue and a lot of corpses in the basement shape everyday life in the Viennese suburbs. While their husbands are involved in illegal business, the women prepare a financial break.
First season
The series begins with a scene from the funeral of the Ministerialrat Josef Steinberg. In the form of a retrospective, the course of events is then described which led to the violent death of the Ministerialrat. Here jealousy, hatred and greed are the motives that many of those involved harbor against the Ministerial Council. On the one hand, he wants to separate from his wife Waltraud and at the same time legalize the relationship with his lover Nico. Nico is blackmailed by Francesco in connection with his former relationship with Minister Schnitzler. The Ministerialrat also endangers a secret plan of his friends who want to enrich themselves with property speculations: Steinberg is responsible for the environmental impact assessment of a motorway project . The real estate agent Georg Schneider got the inside information about the planned motorway through his intimate relationship with the minister. Ultimately, however, the minister also gets wind of his lover's business and sees the environmental impact assessment as an opportunity to burst the bubble. At the funeral of Ministerialrat Josef Steinberg, the speculators' wives are arrested because the contracts are in their names. In addition, Maria Schneider is suspected of having shot Steinberg. His real murderer, Minister Schnitzler, is traded as a candidate for chancellor. In addition, the long affair between Maria's 16-year-old son Simon and Waltraud comes to light and the fact that both are expecting a child. In the final scene of the first season, Maria tries to murder her husband Georg.
Second season
At the beginning of the season, Maria, Nicoletta and Waltraud fell out. While Waltraud Maria is still resentful that she is allowed to manage the inheritance of her deceased husband as Simon's mother, Nico sits in prison, abandoned by her friends. In addition, it surprisingly turns out that not only Waltraud, but also Maria is pregnant, which she initially does not accept. Thanks to the negotiating skills of her lawyer Tina, Nico is released from prison for a heavy fine. However, since she has accumulated a large mountain of debt, she accepts Tina’s offer to run her newly acquired restaurant. Meanwhile, Caro and Hadi are in a marital crisis. You feel compelled to see a sex therapist. As it turns out later, Hadi has had an affair with his ex-wife and Georg's sister Sylvia for a long time, which is why Caro separates from him and undresses. Georg was able to survive Maria's attempted murder and has to sit in a wheelchair for the time being, which is why the Schneider family moves into a new, barrier-free house. Sabine made a career leap, she is in an advisory position in the Ministry of the Environment and continues to forge plans to have Hadis, Georgs and Bertram's machinations exposed. In addition, she is now with Helga, who is also very interested in the investigation work. After the birth of Waltraud's daughter Josephine, she initially began a pseudo relationship with Joachim Schnitzler, who she strongly suspected was Josef's murderer. Schnitzler also has Nico, who has started a relationship with Jörg Pudschedl, under suspicion. Maria's child also has the color of his skin because she had an affair with the dark-skinned callboy Timo. Georg, who knew from the beginning that he could not be the father, initially hides this. In the final scene of the second season, Nicoletta shoots Jörg Pudschedl's gun at Waltraud and Joachim's wedding. The ball missed him, but Walli was hit by a ricochet.
Third season
After lying in artificial deep sleep for months due to her gunshot wound, Waltraud wakes up again in the presence of Nico, Maria and Caro. Jörg Pudschedl, from whose service weapon the bullet came, is meanwhile in custody, although Nico actually shot Joachim Schnitzler. Vanessa Schwarz, the new member of the Vorstadtweiberquintett, arrives at the USB stick that contains the surveillance video with which Schnitzler was convicted for the murder of Otto Strobl. After Timo, the father of Maria's son David, has to go to jail due to an intrigue by Georg, Maria decides to finally divorce Georg. But that's not all, she goes into hiding in India with the help of the other suburban women and Georg's mother Anna, and through a trick Georg is suspected of murder, but gets away with it and David and Anna go to Maria in India. The marriage of Caro and Hadrian is in the basement after Sylvia's suicide, so that Caro begins an affair with the nurse Milo Albertin on the one hand and Hadi with Vanessa on the other. However, both relationships break up, but it still means the end of the marriage. Hadrian begins an affair with Dr. Barbara Bragana and Caro confess to their daughter Lea, whom she gave to her sister as a teenager, that she is their mother.
Meanwhile, Simon lives with Josefine at Walli's and plays with the cleaning lady Zorica, whom he pays for it, a love affair to make Walli jealous. However, Zorica falls in love with Simon. However, he separates from her, and a new love begins between him and Waltraud. Joachim Schnitzler comes under distress because Bruno Pudschedl found out about his murder of Josef Steinberg.
However, Bruno is murdered by Schnitzler, who then roams through Vienna as a psychologically unstable ticking time bomb, where he also shoots the journalist Dieter West. At Rudi Bragana's birthday party, he finally takes hostage, but is arrested for multiple murders before a bloodbath. The final scene shows how Caro, Nico and Walli, having survived the shock of the hostage drama, roam the Viennese nightlife again to celebrate.
Fourth season
The three suburban women happened upon Anatol's nephew, who mistook them for a cleaning team and asked them to clean up the nocturnal traces of an alleged party. In doing so, they come across a bloody carpet that suggests a crime and that makes Waltraud feel guilty because she believes that on this carpet she knocked down her lover and possibly killed her. In fact, Sonia Clementi's diabetic father died there due to an act of omission by Sonia. When removing the corpse, the nephew got into problems and had to put it back at the scene of the crime, where he was watched by Georg, who slept there because he wanted to sell the house as a broker. Both father Moreno and Milo were interested in this. After Georg urgently needs money and realizes the connections, he tries to force Milo to make a payment. When he turns the tables, he forges the signature on the sales contract to get money from the Moreno family. In the course of this it becomes apparent that the apartment was not intended for Sonia, but for her half-sister, the real daughter of Mr. Moreno, who is from Germany and is supposed to live permanently in Vienna.
reception
On ORF eins, the first season had an average of 856,000 viewers, which corresponds to a total market share of 28 percent on average. The fifth episode achieved the highest audience rating with 984,000 viewers. In ORF TVthek , the first ten episodes with 1.2 million views (until March 8, 2015) were the most successful fictional series since the platform was launched. The series sparked controversy in the Austrian media landscape after its premiere. While ORF television director Kathrin Zechner described the series as “entertaining, high quality Austrian fiction geared towards closeness to the audience” and Isabella Wallnöfer of the press praised the dialogues as “more toxic than the US model Desperate Housewives ”, Maciej Tadeusz felt Palucki of the online edition of the same newspaper sees the characters as clichéd and not very differentiated and the humor as flat. Guido Tartarotti criticized the figures in the Kurier as being caricature.
The judgment of the German media was mixed. Ursula Scheer from the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung wrote: “You would have to be very patient before the corruption plot and the game of who picks up on whom are halfway interesting.” And Marie Schmidt said at the time : “It does one is a bit sorry for formidable actors like Nina Proll, Simon Schwarz and Bernhard Schir. And especially about the character face of Gerti Drassl, which occasionally turns into a sugary doll's grimace, as if she wanted to pull the luxury female fuss into the grotesque. "
The characterization of the series in the weekly magazine Focus turned out to be more balanced : “The series was initially criticized as a stupid cliché thrower full of clumsy humor. Nonetheless, Vorstadtweiber is the most successful ORF production in the past 20 years. In Austria it achieved dream rates of almost 30 percent market share. In Germany, an average of four million people watched the first season, the series was a hit with young audiences. ”And it goes on to say:“ The author doesn't care much about political correctness. He does not design modern women who manage their lives independently and confidently. The suburban babes lie, intrigue and play so wrong that they literally vomit with self-disgust. Completely suddenly, the action or dialogue always takes an unexpected direction. That is what makes the series so attractive. The language is vulgar, coarse and flat. And then again wonderfully absurd and all the more truthful dialogues develop. "
When it was first broadcast on ARD, the first episode achieved an above-average market share of 9.3% among 14 to 49 year olds; it was the most watched program among the general public. However, the ratings sank later, and the ARD placed the second and third season in the late-night program. After the show also performed poorly on the late slot, Das Erste stopped broadcasting the fourth season.
Awards and nominations
Five actors (Gerti Drassl, Maria Köstlinger, Proschat Madani, Juergen Maurer and Simon Schwarz) were nominated for a Romy in 2015 . The producers of the series, Oliver Auspitz , Andreas Kamm and Kurt J. Mrkwicka , were awarded the Akademie-Romy in the category of best TV film producer . Gerti Drassl was honored with the German Actor Award in 2017 as best actress in a comedic role for her performance in Vorstadtweiber .
occupation
| role | actor | Main role (season) |
Supporting role (season) |
Guest appearances (season) |
Notes (with instructions for action) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maria Schneider | Gerti Drassl | 1.01-3.05 | 3.06-3.09 | Housewife, wife of Georg, customer of Timo, patient of Felix, mother of Simon and David, grandmother of Josefine, patient of Barbara, goes into hiding from ep. 3.05 with the help of the other "suburban women" in India | |
| Waltraud "Walli" (from) Steinberg | Maria Köstlinger | 1.01– | impoverished nobles, wife or from 01.08 widow of Josef, ex-affair with Simon, patient of Felix, mother of Josefine | ||
| Nicoletta "Nico" Pudschedl born. Huber |
Nina Proll | 1.01– | Owner of the luxury boutique “Null, Acht, Fifteen”, sold illegal goods, Jörg's wife, ex-affair with Josef, hides from the tax investigation, works off her debts after being released from prison in the upscale restaurant “Sattsam” | ||
| Georg "Schorsch" Schneider | Juergen Maurer | 1.01– | Real estate agent, husband of Maria, father of Simon, grandfather of Josefine, son of Anna, brother of Sylvia, uncle of Pia and Marco, affair with Rudi, former affair with Schnitzler, affair with Francesco, patient of Barbara | ||
| Dr. Hadrian "Hadi" Melzer | Bernhard Schir | 1.01– | in 1.01–2.04 bank director, husband of Caroline, ex-husband and affair of Sylvia, father of Pia and Marco, in 2.07–3.01 new party chairman of the opposition, client of Barbara and her affair, affair with Vanessa | ||
| Bertram "Berti" Blessed | Lucas Gregorowicz | 1.01-2.10 | Lobbyist, comes from Germany, in 1.01–1.05 the lover of Caroline, from 1.07 onwards Sabine's lover, from 2.10 onwards new owner of the "Sattsam" | ||
| Caroline "Caro" Melzer b. Schinnagl |
Martina Ebm | 1.01 - | Ex-secretary and wife of Hadrian, in 1.01–1.05 affair with Bertram, mother of Lea, stepmother of Pia, daughter of Marianne, sister of Petra, patient of Barbara | ||
| Sabine "Sabi" Herold | Adina cousin | 1.01–2.09 | Peter Herold's penniless ex-wife, Bertram's lover from 1.07, employed in the Ministry of the Environment from 2.01, Helga's ex-girlfriend, affair with Felix | ||
| Anna Schneider | Gertrud Roll | 1.01-3.10 | The mother of Georg and Sylvia, grandmother of Simon and Pia, great-grandmother of Josephine, goes to India with David to see Maria | ||
| Josef "Joschi" (from) Steinberg † | Simon Black | 1.01–1.08 | Ministerialrat, husband of Waltraud, had an affair with Nicoletta in 1.01–1.05, was shot by Joachim in 1.08 | ||
| František "Francesco" Kovacs † | Xaver Hutter | 1.01–2.09 | 3.08-3.09 | Hairdresser, delivered Nicoletta illegal goods and then blackmailed her with them, affair with Georg, ex-lover of Joachim, schoolmate of Milo, died in 4.06 (poisoning) | |
| Simon Schneider | Johannes Nussbaum | 1.01– | Son of Maria and Georg, half-brother of David, classmate and ex-boyfriend of Laura, friend of Waltraud, ex-affair of Mira, father of Josefine, grandson of Anna, nephew of Sylvia, cousin of Pia and Marco, main heir of Josef | ||
| Dr. Tina Mossaheb | Proschat Madani | 1.01– | Lawyer, wife of Felix, customer of Timo, owner of the noble restaurant “Sattsam” from 2.01 to 2.10, client of Barbara, later kidnaps Timo and Maria's baby | ||
| Pia Melzer | Victoria Nikolaevskaya | 1.02– | Daughter of Sylvia and Hadrian, sister of Marco, stepdaughter of Caroline, granddaughter of Anna, cousin of Simon | ||
| Helga Pariasek | Sandra Cervik | 1.02-2.05 | Bertram's housekeeper, was serving a sentence for the murder of her husband, Sabine's ex-girlfriend | ||
| Dr. Joachim Schnitzler | Philipp Hochmair | 3.01-3.10 | 1.02-2.10 | Minister, in 01.01–1.08 affair of Georg, ex-lover of Francesco, murderer of Josef, Bruno, Minister Strobl and Dieter West, party chairman, candidate for Chancellor, patient of Felix, successor of Strobl, brother of Barbara, becomes Rudi after being taken hostage Arrested Bragana's birthday party | |
| Timo | Peter Marton | 1.03–1.06, 1.08, 2.02– | Callboy and affair of Maria, father of David, knocks down father Pudschedl and goes to prison | ||
| Jörg Pudschedl | Thomas Mraz | 3.01– | 1.09-1.10, 2.02-2.10 | 1.01 | Major in the criminal police, son of Bruno and Franziska, husband of Nicoletta, leads the investigation into the murder of Josef Steinberg, a client of Barbara |
| Dieter West † | Michael Dangl | 1.01, 1.09-1.10, 2.02-3.10 | Journalist, father of Vanessa's first son, friends with Schnitzler, is shot by him | ||
| Marco Melzer | Nicholas Barton | 1.02 | Son of Hadi and Sylvia, brother of Pia, grandson of Anna, nephew of Georg, cousin of Simon, stepson and lover of Caroline, gets chopped off by Hadi | ||
| Otto Strobl † | Helmut Bohatsch | 1.03, 1.05, 2.04-2.08 | Schnitzler's predecessor is pushed out of the window by him after a failed suicide attempt. | ||
| Laura | Zoë Straub | 1.03-1.08, 2.01 | Classmate and ex-girlfriend of Simon | ||
| Bruno Pudschedl † | Branko Samarovski | 1.08-1.10, 2.03-3.10 | 1.01, 1.04 | Tax investigator, husband of Franziska, father of Jörg, leads the investigation against Francesco and Nicoletta, is attacked by Timo, later injured by his wife and from then on is apparently disabled, later murdered by Joachim Schnitzler | |
| Marianne Schinnagl | Erika Deutinger | 1.05, 1.07, 1.08, 2.02, 3.07, 3.10 | Mother of Caroline and Petra, grandmother of Lea | ||
| Petra | Simone Fuith | 1.05, 3.10 | Adoptive mother and aunt of Lea, sister of Caroline, daughter of Marianne | ||
| Lea | Anna Katharina Thomashoff | 1.05, 1.07, 2.02, 3.10 | Daughter of Caroline, granddaughter of Marianne, niece of Petra | ||
| Lea | Zita Gaier | 4th | Daughter of Caroline, granddaughter of Marianne, niece of Petra | ||
| Bernd Lang | Lukas Watzl | 2.06– | 1.09 | Election campaign manager, Federal Chancellor from 3.01 | |
| Franziska Pudschedl | Susi Stach | 1.09–1.10, 2.02– | Wife or from episode 3.10 widow of Bruno, mother of Jörg | ||
| Sylvia Melzer † born. cutter |
Julia Stemberger | 2.01-2.08 | Sister of Georg, daughter of Anna, mother of Pia and Marco, aunt of Simon, ex-wife and affair of Hadrian, alcoholic, owner of the real estate company in which Georg works, rushes from the balcony | ||
| Dr. Barbara Bragana b. Schnitzler |
Nicole Beutler | 2.01– | Sex and couples therapist (psychologist), sister of Joachim, ex-wife of Dr. Rudi Bragana, permanent affair with Hadi | ||
| Vanessa Schwarz | Hilde Dalik | 3.01– | 2.01, 2.05-2.08 | Mother of two helicopters (Dieter West's first child), wife of Günter, ex-employee and pregnant of Felix, affair with Hadi, later accomplice of Milo Albertin | |
| Dr. Felix Heldt | Michael Masula | 2.01– | Head of a beauty clinic, gynecologist, husband of Tina, affair with Sabine, father of Vanessa's second child | ||
| Günter Schwarz | Matthias Franz Stein | 2.04, 2.06-2.08 | Husband of Vanessa | ||
| Melanie | Katharina Haudum | 2.05, 2.08-2.09 | Nurse and midwife, employee of Felix | ||
| Sedlacek | Klaus Ofczarek | 2.07, 2.09 | Porter in the hour hotel | ||
| Milo Albertin | Murathan Muslu | 3.01– | Nurses (does community hours), economic criminals with ties to the Mafia, involved in drug production | ||
| Anatol | Wolfgang Pissecker | 3 | Bodyguard and right hand man of Milo Albertin, also involved in drug production | ||
| Werner Vogel | Christoph Grissemann | 3.01– | Used car dealer, Vanessa boss | ||
| Dr. Rudolf "Rudi" Bragana | Thomas Stipsits | 3.06– | 3.03-3.05 | gay lawyer specializing in divorce law, ex-husband of Dr. Barbara Bragana, brief affair with Georg | |
| Mira aka Zorica | Doris Golpashin | 3.05– | Cleaning lady, Simon's former affair, Milo's accomplice | ||
| Livia Morena-Albertin | Brigitte Hobmeier | 4th | Ex-wife of Milo Albertin and illegitimate daughter of Greta Morena, pretends to be pregnant to protect her daughter | ||
| Greta Morena | Andrea Eckert | 4th | alleged cynical mother of Livia, head of the Morena company | ||
| Gabriel Morena | Miguel Herz-Kestranek | 4th | Owner of the Morena company involved in illegal drug production | ||
| Sonia Clementi | Ines Honsel | 4th | neglected daughter of Gabriel, chemist in the Morena company | ||
| Alma Albertin | Alina Schaller | 4th | Daughter of Milo and Livia, got pregnant, which should be kept secret | ||
| Tabata gold dust | Ruth Brauer-Kvam | 4th | Murder investigator, successor to Jörg Pudschedl and later his lover | ||
| Peter Herold | Andreas Kiendl | 4th | official partner of Hadi in the EU certificate agency, also works with Milo | ||
| Heinz Huber | Karl Fischer | 4th | widowed father of Nicoletta, starts affair with her mother-in-law, the mother of Jörg | ||
| Leopold | Laurence Rupp | 4th | Nephew of Anatol, gets a job as a driver for Milo, the secret lover of Sonia Clementi | ||
| Mr. Stein | Dietmar König | 4th | |||
| Mrs. Berg | Dagmar Kutzenberger | 4th | Employee in the Morena laboratory, turns out to be a contributor to drug production | ||
| Heli Tomatz | Michael Edlinger | 4th | Staff member of Commissioner Tabata |
Episodes
Filming locations (selection, mostly from episodes 1–10)
- Maria and Georg's house was at Adolfstorgasse 24. The building has since been torn down
- Caro and Hardi's villa is at Unterer Schreiberweg 24a
- Nicoletta's new apartment is on the top floor of the Radisson Blu Park Royal Palace Hotel at 8 Schloßallee
- Wallis Villa is at Starkfriedgasse 58
- Nicoletta's boutique "Zero, Eight, Fifteen" is actually the "08/15" in Obkirchergasse 43
- George and Joachim's secret love nest is entered via the Hoher Markt passage, Landskrongasse 8. It is not known whether the interior shots were shot in the same building
- Hardi's office high above the city is at Donaucitystrasse 8
- The bistro, where people like to meet at the bar table for a chat, is the "Unger und Klein" in Herrengasse 6
- The restaurant in which the disguised Nicoletta flirts with Josef is the "Vestibühl Restaurant" in the Burgtheater
- The elegant restaurant, which has been shot several times, is the "Skopik und Lohn" in Leopoldgasse 17
- The cafe, which was shot several times, is the "Cottage" at 19 Silbergasse
- The scenes at the school were filmed at the "Billroth73" high school. Walli stalks her unfaithful lover Simon in several episodes and Caro hits the cell phone of a student who has distributed compromising recordings of Pia in the schoolyard with her stiletto
- The murder of Josef happens in the "Rieglerhütte" at Karl-Bekehrty-Straße 181
- Josef's funeral was filmed at the Heilgenstadt cemetery at 20 Wildgrubgasse
Controversy
In the course of the broadcast of the first season there were several complaints to the Austrian media authority KommAustria . In January 2015, for example, it became known that allegations were being investigated that labeling obligations had been violated. At the time, ORF rejected the suspicion of product placement , and after examining the complaint, KommAustria also saw no violation of advertising regulations.
In the sixth episode of the first season, the ORF removed a dialogue scene in which Heinz-Christian Strache , the party leader of the FPÖ , is described as gay. When it became known that the corresponding part of the dialogue in the version for the hearing impaired could be read in the subtitle, Strache complained to the media authority. The complaint was dismissed two months later on the grounds that no such claim had been made.
literature
- Uli Brée: Vorstadtweiber - In the beginning there was a lie: How it all began . Novel. Residenz-Verlag, Salzburg 2016, ISBN 978-3-7017-1675-3
- Patrick Fux: Vorstadtweiber: The book for the cult series , Styria-Verlag, Vienna 2016, ISBN 978-3-222-13527-9
Web links
- Vorstadtweiber in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Vorstadtweiber at Fernsehserien.de
- Vorstadtweiber at filmstills.at
- Season 1 , Season 2 , Season 3 , Season 4 and Season 5 on MR Film
Individual evidence
- ↑ "Vorstadtweiber": Housewives despair from January on the ORF. In: derStandard.at , December 18, 2014, accessed on January 17, 2015.
- ↑ "Vorstadtweiber" start on German TV. In: TV-Butler.at
- ↑ Bernd Krannich, Glenn Riedmeier: "Vorstadtweiber": The first shows the third season on a later broadcast slot. In: TV wish list. December 18, 2017, accessed January 9, 2018 .
- ↑ Season 4: Suburban women - so it goes on! on tvbutler.at
- ↑ News from the "Vorstadtweibern". August 10, 2019, accessed August 10, 2019 .
- ↑ "Vorstadtweiber" start the new season with the worst rate so far , accessed on September 24, 2019
- ↑ Now fixed: Second season “Vorstadtweiber” for ORF. In: derStandard.at , January 31, 2015, accessed on February 1, 2015.
- ↑ Strong start of the "Vorstadtweiber" in Germany. In: kurier.at , May 6, 2015
- ↑ Sabine Derflinger and the shamelessness of the “suburban women”. In: derStandard.at , March 8, 2015, accessed on March 8, 2015.
- ↑ ORF sells the series “Vorstadtweiber” in Switzerland. In: derStandard.at , April 17, 2015, accessed on April 18, 2015.
- ^ Vorstadtweiber: Third season is. Archived from the original on July 21, 2016 ; accessed on July 21, 2016 .
- ↑ When is Vorstadtweiber season 3 coming? 2017 brings even more black humor. Retrieved July 21, 2016 .
- ^ Suburban women: Season 3 is delayed. In: heute.at. Archived from the original ; accessed on February 1, 2017 .
- ^ Kurier: The "Vorstadtweiber" are going into season four . Article dated February 27, 2018, accessed February 27, 2018.
- ↑ Suburban women. In: fernsehserien.de. Retrieved January 7, 2018 .
- ^ "Vorstadtweiber": ORF accounts with considerable figures. In: Kurier , March 11, 2015, accessed April 29, 2015
- ^ "Vorstadtweiber": Desperate in Vienna-Grinzing. In: Die Presse , January 9, 2015, accessed on April 29, 2015
- ^ "Vorstadtweiber": A series to despair. In: DiePresse.com , January 13, 2015, accessed on April 29, 2015
- ↑ A little annoying. In: Kurier.at , January 13, 2015, accessed on April 29, 2015
- ↑ Ursula Scheer: In the biotope of the luxury slut. In: FAZ.net , May 5, 2015
- ^ Marie Schmidt : series Vorstadtweiber - Hicks and Hihi. In: Die Zeit , May 5, 2015
- ↑ Susanne Wittlich: "Vorstadtweiber": The new season starts on Tuesday in ARD [1]
- ↑ Alexander Krei: ARD- “Vorstadtweiber” start with victory of the day. In: dwdl.de , May 6, 2015
- ↑ Manuel Nunez Sanchez: «Vorstadtweiber» inspire young viewers. In : quotemeter.de , May 6, 2015
- ↑ Manuel Nunez Sanchez: After a strong DFB Cup: "Vorstadtweiber" starts weak in the third season In : quotemeter.de , February 7, 2018
- ↑ Timo Niemeier: Das Erste doesn't show the new "Vorstadtweiber" season In: dwdl.de , 23 September 2019
- ↑ Romy 2015: Opportunities for “suburban women”. In: orf.at , March 4, 2015, accessed on March 4, 2015.
- ↑ APA announcement: 13 awards for the ORF at "Romy 2015". In: ots.at , April 25, 2015, accessed on April 26, 2015.
- ^ German actor award to "Vorstadtweib" Gerti Drassl. In: orf.at , September 22, 2017, accessed on September 23, 2017.
- ↑ Media authority checks "Vorstadtweiber". In: derStandard.at , January 15, 2015, accessed on January 17, 2015.
- ^ "Vorstadtweiber": fashion boutique no unauthorized advertising. In: derStandard.at , March 3, 2015, accessed on April 29, 2015.
- ↑ Under no circumstances “08/15”: “Vorstadtweiber” score points on ORF. In: derStandard.at , January 13, 2015, accessed on January 17, 2015.
- ↑ APA report: ORF removes “gay Strache” from the series “Vorstadtweiber”. In: derStandard.at , February 10, 2015, accessed on February 10, 2015.
- ↑ APA report: "Vorstadtweiber": Strache flashes off at the media authority. In: derStandard.at , April 3, 2015, accessed on April 29, 2015.