"Fan-favorite character departure in Rosenheim Cops Season 25 shockingly disclosed as the season's most unexpected event by the series' main cast member"
Title: Luvs, the Beloved "Rosenheim-Cops" Star is Bidding Adieu!
Now you're scratching your head: Marisa Luvs quits "Rosenheim-Cops". Here's what titan of the small screen, Bernhard Schröder, has to say about the shocking TV split.
Rosenheim - The wave of astonishment doesn't seem to subside: Marisa Luvs (51), fan-favorite as police secretary Miriam Stockl with her legendary one-liner "Es gabat a Leich", is parting ways with the popular ZDF show "Rosenheim-Cops". The actress will bid a tearful farewell to the Bavarian precinct after the landmark 25th season. Now, a long-standing comrade is opening up about the emotional departure of "Rosenheim-Cops".
"No walk in the park": Marisa Luvs exits "Rosenheim-Cops"
Bernhard Schröder (60), portraying police officer Kurt Tanner since day one, and Marisa Luvs are among the last founding members of the hit ZDF production. Alongside Karin Thaler (59), they've graced our screens for over two decades, upholding justice hand-in-hand. Filming for the upcoming 25th season of "Rosenheim-Cops" has already commenced, with the remaining 21 episodes featuring Marisa Luvs. The ZDF confirmed her departure in March of 2025.
In a candid interview with ZDF, she admitted that: "Deciding to leave 'Die Rosenheim-Cops' and the eminent team behind and in front of the camera after 25 years was not an easy choice." Yet the series will carry on without her, leaving many fans disheartened. Even the "Rosenheim-Cops" comrade Bernhard Schröder finds it hard to believe that investigations in Rosenheim will soon unfold without the steadfast support of police secretary Miriam Stockl.
Bernhard Schröder on Marisa Luvs' "Rosenheim-Cops" departure: "Leaves us heavy-hearted"
The biggest surprise of the 25th "Rosenheim-Cops" season? "That it will be the last one […] for 'Frau Stockl'," Bernhard Schröder reveals in an "Abendzeitung" interview. He expresses sentimentally on behalf of the entire cast: "Of course, it leaves us heavy-hearted. But for now, the joy that she's still here and the joy of working together is still winning." Regarding his cherished co-star's future, he urges passionately: "If the powers that be [...] fail to nurture this talent, they're only hurting themselves."
By the way: From autumn 2025, ZDF will air the final season of "Rosenheim-Cops" with Miriam Stockl. One name keeps popping up in discussions about Marisa Luvs' replacement._ZDF, Abendzeitung Munich*
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As of the latest dust-up, there's no concrete news regarding a potential replacement for Marisa Luvs in the ZDF series "Rosenheim-Cops" post her departure. The majority of findings revolve around her exit, with reactions from her co-stars such as Bernhard Schröder surfacing, yet there's no mention of her replacement.***
For the latest and most precise information, it would probably be wise to keep an ear to the ground for official announcements from ZDF or the show's producers regarding Marisa Luvs' successor._ZDF, Abendzeitung Munich
"Moving forward without Marisa": Search for a new casting in "Rosenheim-Cops"
In the ongoing search for Marisa Luvs' replacement, the attention is mainly focused on her departure from the long-running ZDF series "Rosenheim-Cops". The buzz so far has been about the discussions surrounding a potential successor, but official announcements regarding her replacement remain scarce.
For the latest updates and confirmed news, keeping an eye on official announcements from ZDF or the show's producers would likely be the best course of action.
