- Original release
- Previous episode S37E08 - Eine bessere Welt
- Number S37E09
- Country Germany
- Original language German
- Genres Crime, Drama
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Blutiger Honig
Der Tag der offenen Tür des Imkervereins nimmt ein tragisches Ende: Falko Seeberger wird tot auf dem Vereinsgelände gefunden. Todesursache: anaphylaktischer Schock. Doch was will jemand, der allergisch auf Bienengift reagiert, in einem Imkerverein? Die SOKO 5113 ermittelt: Es war eine tödliche Falle - und beinahe jeder Bienenzüchter hatte hierfür einen Grund. Bei Vorstand Eberhard Menz war Seeberger, einst selbst Vereinsmitglied, wegen seiner modernen Ideen nicht wohl gelitten. Die Frau des Kassenwartes hatte Falko eindeutige Avancen gemacht, wurde aber zurückgewiesen. Und auch Thomas, der Bruder des Toten, hat ein Motiv - aber auch ein Alibi. Ermittlungen zwischen Gelée Royale und Honigwaben sind gefragt - dumm nur, dass auf Theo Renner nicht nur menschliche Bienen fliegen.
Since its groundbreaking debut in 1971, Polizeiruf 110 has solidified its place as one of Germany's most beloved crime series. Originally produced by East German television (DFF) before being adopted by ARD institutions after reunification, this iconic show has captivated audiences with its intricate plots and compelling characters for over five decades. The series serves as a fascinating counterpart to West Germany's Tatort, offering viewers an enthralling blend of crime, drama, mystery, and thriller elements that keep them on the edge of their seats.
Set against the backdrop of a divided Germany and later reunified nation, Polizeiruf 110 offers more than just thrilling police investigations; it provides a unique lens into the social and political landscape of its time. This depth is one reason why it quickly became a crowd favorite and continues to resonate with audiences worldwide. With a staggering 55 seasons and 425 episodes under its belt, it's clear that Polizeiruf 110 is not just another TV show—it's an enduring cultural phenomenon.
The show's longevity can be attributed to its compelling characters who bring each episode's complex narratives to life. Viewers are introduced to an ensemble cast featuring standout performances from Peter Borgelt as Peter Fuchs, Sigrid Göhler as Vera Arndt, Jaecki Schwarz as Hauptkommissar Herbert Schmücke, Wolfgang Winkler as Hauptkommissar Herbert Schneider, among others. Their portrayals create rich character arcs that draw you into their world—a world filled with suspense and moral dilemmas.
