Kottan ermittelt

Fernsehserie
1976–1983
12

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzu"Kottan ermittelt" ("Kottan investigates") is one of the defining moments of Austrian television. Masquerading as a police/crime series, it is actually a fierce anarchic satire on the Austri... Alles lesen"Kottan ermittelt" ("Kottan investigates") is one of the defining moments of Austrian television. Masquerading as a police/crime series, it is actually a fierce anarchic satire on the Austrian police and Austrian society in general. There are no heroes, only anti-heroes, and the ... Alles lesen"Kottan ermittelt" ("Kottan investigates") is one of the defining moments of Austrian television. Masquerading as a police/crime series, it is actually a fierce anarchic satire on the Austrian police and Austrian society in general. There are no heroes, only anti-heroes, and the police officers, all incompetent caricatures to varying degrees, often solve their cases m... Alles lesen

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,5/10

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HöchsteAm besten bewertet6 Staffeln9 Jahre

Wissenswertes
Legendary Austrian crime-comedy show: trademarking stupid detectives, making fun of the broadcasting network, grotesque humor, and frequent breaking the fourth wall.

Verbindungen
Featured in Willkommen Österreich: Die 19. Sendung: Kathrin & Lukas Resetarits (2007)

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10/10

Austrian Cult Series

This is one of the rare examples of an Austrian TV series with a definite cult status. People strongly disagree about which of the three Kottan incarnations was the best, typically either favouring the subtle Peter Vogel or the wacky Lukas Resitaris. I always favoured Resitaris' interpretation, i.e. when the series went completely over the top.

The real star though was not the title hero, but one of his main adversaries: Polizeipräsident (police commissioner) Pilch, a man possessing the combined egos of Margaret Thatcher and John Shaft. In particular, I was always looking forward to his news conferences, held in that special room in which the ceiling lights created the impression of a halo.