New appointment made at the Rosenheim-Police Department: a new secretary takes office
New Face Takes Over as Secretary in Long-Running German Crime Drama "Rosenheim-Cops"
Sarah Thonig, a rising talent in German television, has taken over the role of police secretary in the popular ZDF series "Die Rosenheim-Cops." Thonig's character, Christin Lange, will replace Marisa Burger's iconic character, Miriam Stockl, who had been a central figure in the series for over two decades.
Marisa Burger, known for her memorable line "Es gabat a Leich," has been a staple of the "Rosenheim-Cops" series since its debut in 2002. After 25 years, she will be leaving the show after the 25th season, which is set to air on ZDF starting October 7th after the "heute" news.
Thonig's character, Christin Lange, will be seen in her new role in the upcoming season. The transition marks a significant change in the series as the secretary character is a central and recognizable role at the Rosenheim police department in the crime drama.
Burger, who is 52 years old, plans to pursue new projects after her departure from the "Rosenheim-Cops" series. The ZDF editorial team, which has employed Thonig since 2014, expresses gratitude to Burger for her 20-year tenure as Miriam Stockl.
Thonig's authentic and fresh style has been well-received by the audience, and her character is expected to bring new dramatic possibilities to the series. The "Rosenheim-Cops" series, now in its 26th season, remains a popular prime-time series on ZDF.
With Thonig's arrival, the "Rosenheim-Cops" series will continue to entertain audiences with its gripping crime stories and memorable characters.
The new secretary, Christin Lange, played by Sarah Thonig, brings fresh style and potential for new dramatic elements to the "Rosenheim-Cops" series. With Thonig's arrival, the long-running German crime drama continues to provide entertainment for its viewers.
