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Freud sees Sigmund Freud in Vienna in 1886, just as his revolutionary theories are being met with strong opposition from colleagues and wider Austrian society. It's at this time he meets the war veteran and policeman Alfred Kiss and notorious medium Fleur Salomé and unwittingly becomes part of the hunt for a serial killer.

Blum, the owner of a funeral home in a renowned ski resort and a loving mother of two young children who is shaken to her core after the accidental death of her husband. She soon realizes that he was murdered because he was about to uncover terrible secrets. She sets out on a vendetta, but in the process turns herself from the hunter to the hunted.

The bored upper-class housewife and mother Maria (Gerti Drassl) invites her friends to a party: a native of impoverished nobility Waltraud (Maria Köstlinger), the very young bank manager wife Caroline (Martina Ebm) and the Nobel Boutique owner Nicoletta (Nina Proll). Surprising is also Sabine (Adina Vetter) just around the corner, an old friend, which was set by her husband penniless before the door. The wealthy ladies dawns that it would go to them as well. Under the seemingly healed surface of the Vienna suburb located abysses.

In 1477 Charles the Bolds dies, his only child is a girl which cannot rule w/o a husband. Meanwhile in Austria, Emperor Frederick III and his antagonist Louis XI France battle over said marriage prospects, battles ensue, tragedy falls.

Braunschlag, a small town at the Austrian-Czech border, is bankrupt. It would take no less than a miracle to survive between Russian loan sharks and demands from the state governors office. And exactly that is what mayor Tschach (Robert Palfrader) and his best friend, the struggling disco entrepreneur Pfeisinger (Nicholas Ofczarek) have in mind. In the hope of finally putting Braunschlag on the map and luring masses of tourists into town they stage an apparition of the Holy Virgin Mary. While initial results are encouraging, things don't quite work out as planned once the good people of Braunschlag get into the act. BRAUNSCHLAG is a story about greed, corruption, misanthropy, Catholicism and alcohol quintessential Austria. This black-humored TV series explores the darker corners of the Austrian heart.

Vienna prosecutor Kara Hoffmann dies in a car bomb attack while her boyfriend, then chief inspector at the time Alexander Haller goes blind. Haller blames himself for Karas death. When he wants to take his own life in Vienna at night, the daring Berlin taxi driver Nikolai Falk saves him. Well-heeled Haller then hires him as chauffeur and assistant when Haller's arch-rival breaks out of prison and tells him that the attack was not for him but his girlfriend. Together, the two become private detectives and begin to re-examine Kara's last case. Haller's particularly well-developed hearing and sense of smell are of great help - for this and other cases.

Winter in Vienna. Children disappear. For now without a trace, then their bodies are found. A gift for the tabloid press. For the police a series of defeats. Politically a problem. And at the same time the long-awaited opportunity for the ambitious interior minister. The organized crime is in trouble. The child murderer must be found so that all other dirty jobs can go on.

The years have gone by and not without leaving their mark on Michael Weber and Ing. Engelbert Breitfuß, the two legendary officials of the no less legendary Office for Christmas Decoration. So they are "sent" by the currently responsible minister into early retirement. Almost reason for joy, because the two are finally rid of each other and swear never to run into each other again. But of course it comes as it must...

Everything is dark. From the cell phone to the refrigerator, from the lamp to the toilet flush - nothing works anymore. Not even in the small village of Kekenberg on the Della, where people quickly have to rethink their lives. Because it quickly becomes clear: When it comes to surviving without electricity, we're all pretty much naked bums by now.

Austrian drama about the ups and downs of life - in human as well as meteorological terms, because the series revolves around the sunny and dark sides of everyday life in the weather department of the largest broadcaster in the country. Robert Palfrader embodies Otto Cerny-Hohenburg, a well-deserved former news anchor, who is due to return to broadcasting after a long period of sick leave due to being too close to hard liquor. Unfortunately, there is no place for him there - except for the weather, which Otto has of course no idea about.