Behringer und die Toten – Ein Bamberg-Krimi poster

Behringer und die Toten – Ein Bamberg-Krimi(2024)

Archived · RTL

16+2 eps
S03
CrimeThriller
ON AIR: MAR 3Season 3Archived listing

What to Expect

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Behringer und die Toten pairs murder investigations with the dry humor of a detective whose easygoing appearance disguises a razor-sharp mind. Suspects and rivals underestimate him, giving him room to listen as they talk themselves into corners. His quiet precision turns those encounters into a mix of puzzle-solving and character comedy, with gentle menace rather than a relentlessly grim tone.

Bamberg gives the cases a distinct local texture, from its cobbled streets to the Franconian manner of speaking. Each mystery concludes within an episode, keeping the storytelling focused on the investigation at hand. The regional setting and self-contained cases give Behringer’s sharp deductions room to register without losing the series’ cozy, amusing character.

Best for

cozy murder mysteries, gentle crime comedy and Crime

Story lane

Crime and Thriller

Commitment

Season 3 · 2 episodes

Where

RTL

Official Premise

At the center of the crime series set in Bamberg, Franconia, is a "character with a razor-sharp mind" (Antoine Monot, Jr.), who is often underestimated by his opponents because of his comfortable appearance.

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