New secretary appointed at Rosenheim-Police Department
In a significant change for the long-running ZDF series "Rosenheim-Cops", Sarah Thonig will be stepping into a more prominent role as the police secretary starting from the 26th season. Thonig, who has been a part of the ensemble since 2014, has been playing the character Christin Lange at the police reception.
This role change marks a move to the heart of the series for Thonig's character, as she takes over from Marisa Burger, who has played the role of Miriam Stockl for over two decades. Burger's character is well-known for the memorable line: "Es gabat a Leich" ("There's a body").
The ZDF editorial team has bid farewell to Burger, but has expressed excitement about the new dramatic possibilities that Thonig's character's promotion to the police secretariat role will bring. They plan to tell these new stories with great attention to detail and their usual humour.
The 25th season of "Rosenheim-Cops" will be the last for Burger's character, Miriam Stockl. The new season will feature Thonig in her new role as the secretary.
Thonig's character, Christin Lange, has won over the audience with her authentic and fresh style in the series. Her promotion to the police secretariat role will undoubtedly bring new dimensions to her character and the series as a whole.
Marisa Burger, who is 52, is leaving "Rosenheim-Cops" after the 25th season. The series will air its 25th season starting October 7. The new season promises to be an exciting one, with Thonig's character at the centre of the action.
[1] Sarah Thonig to take over as police secretary in "Rosenheim-Cops" - ZDF press release [2] Marisa Burger to leave "Rosenheim-Cops" after 25th season - "heute" news report [3] Christin Lange's promotion offers new storytelling avenues in "Rosenheim-Cops" - ZDF editorial team statement
The ZDF editorial team is looking forward to exploring new narrative opportunities with Sarah Thonig's character as she steps into the police secretariat role in the upcoming seasons of "Rosenheim-Cops," making a shift in the series' long-standing cast. This shift in the series' dynamics will continue to offer viewers a blend of intriguing entertainment and humor. Additionally, "movies-and-tv" enthusiasts will be keen to follow the new developments in this popular German series, as Thonig's character, Christin Lange, evolves and takes center stage.
