Access (TV series)

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Television series
Original title access
Country of production Germany
original language German
Year (s) 1998-1999
Production
company
Sat 1
length 60 minutes
Episodes 14 in 2 seasons ( list )
genre Action series crime series
Director Holger Barthel
Michael Lähn
script Martina Lis
Hartmut Grund
Georg Heinzen
u. a.
production Jochen Ludwig
music Yull-Win Mak
Frank M. Fischer
Stefan Melbinger
First broadcast April 7, 1998 on Sat.1

Access is a crime series produced and broadcast by Sat.1 in 1998 and 1999 . A special police commission takes on particularly tough cases in Munich .

action

Beate Claudius heads a special police commission in Munich. In addition to her, the team initially consists of Elvis Kogler, Chris Schmitt and the wheelchair-bound “Rolli” Bauer. In the first episode, Chief Inspector Franz Berg does not quite voluntarily join this group. He is the only survivor of a SOKO that was nearly wiped out by a bomb attack. The tasks of the newly founded and later very successful commission include the fight against doping offenses as well as drug and organ trafficking. In addition, the officers are confronted with gang wars, hostage-taking, rape and amok attacks.

background

Access was an attempt by Sat.1 to copy the recipe for success of the RTL series Alarm for Cobra 11 . The attempt failed because of the low audience rating.

Main actors and roles (selection)

actor role Episodes
Dietz Werner Steck Franz Berg 14th
Krista Posch Beate Claudius 14th
Giulio Ricciarelli Elvis Kogler 14th
Chris Hohenester Chris Schmitt 14th
Oliver Mink Roland Bauer 14th
Edwin Noel Dr. Oberländer 8th
Günter Spörrle Pathologist Ernst Fischer 5

Episodes

episode Title in season 1 Charisma
1 The white whale April 7, 1998
2 Captain Lightning April 9, 1998
3 Techno connection April 16, 1998
4th Aye, aye, sir April 23, 1998
5 The hostage April 30, 1998
6th Looming shadows May 7, 1998
7th Sports friends May 14, 1998
episode Title in season 2 Charisma
8th Totally displaced August 9, 1999
9 Unbureaucratic help August 16, 1999
10 Career of a corpse August 23, 1999
11 Catman August 30, 1999
12 Deadly ecstasy September 6, 1999
13 Nest polluters September 13, 1999
14th Bought life September 20, 1999

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Michael Reufsteck, Stefan Niggemeier: Das Fernsehlexikon. All over 7000 programs from Ally McBeal to the ZDF hit parade . Goldmann, Munich 2005, ISBN 3-442-30124-6 .