Saying Goodbye to the Vienna "Tatort" Duo: A Farewell tour, Sunday Nights in Prime Time
Multitude Witnessed Criminal Drama Spectacle - Approximately eight million viewers tuned in to the crime film.
My, oh my! The end of an era is upon us - the Vienna "Tatort" team, starring Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser, 66) and Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer, 64), is currently bidding its fans a heartfelt adieu. The fourth-to-last crime drama, "Tatort: Wir sind nicht zu fassen!" aired on June 1, attracting a whopping 8.14 million viewers and a market share of 32.8 percent.
Victory in the ratings game
Victory was sweet for this long-running crime drama! The show dominated the competition with an impressive 1.20 million viewers between ages 14 to 49, grabbing a market share of 23.7 percent.
Other shows took a considerable beat, like "Tatort: Inga Lindström - Schmetterlinge im Bauch" (ZDF) with 3.257 million viewers, "Manta Manta - Zweiter Teil" (RTL) with 14.3 percent among viewers aged 14 to 49, "Jurassic World: A New Era" and ProSieben with 11.7 percent, and "Cruella" (Sat.1) with 9.5 percent.
Three more adventures to come
Since 2002, Adele Neuhauser and Harald Krassnitzer have carved their niche as an unconventional detective duo in the Austrian "Tatort" scene. Their natural screen chemistry, combined with an authentic portrayal of the Vienna milieu, has earned them a devoted fanbase far beyond Austria's borders. Their unique blend of Viennese wit and hard-boiled police work has become their trademark.
A total of three more Sunday crime dramas featuring Eisner and Fellner are still in the lineup, though their broadcast dates remain under wraps. So, mark your calendars and savor the moments, dear fans!
Keywords:
- Vienna "Tatort"
- Farewell tour
- Sunday
- Primetime
- Bibi Fellner
- Adele Neuhauser
- Moritz Eisner
- Harald Krassnitzer
As the curtain falls on the Vienna "Tatort" duo, fans can still look forward to three more primetime episodes starring Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser) and Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer), even though the exact air dates remain undisclosed. Meanwhile, in the world of entertainment, one might unwind from the intensity of suspenseful crime dramas like the Vienna "Tatort" by exploring other genres, such as movies-and-tv shows.
