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Stockinger

Stockinger is a Austrian-made police television movie, with two episodes first aired in 1996 to 1997. The series is targeted on among the members of the Homicide division Ernst Stockinger or Mordkommission at German, and is a spin-off from the popular television play Inspector Rex that is Austrian. Stockinger leaves the series by which a dental practice has been inherited by his wife from her late dad, to return to Salzburg. He's appointed a Bezirksinspektor at the Landes Gendarmerie, sharing an office. Contrary to members of their team 'Rex', who seem to be self indulgent and are seen to respond management, Stockinger reports a police inspector that is burecratic, to doctor Brunner. Stockinger is depicted as a clumsy Inspector character, forcing a clapped-out 1973 VW Variant, but single minded when following hints up. The series was broadcast on SBS television in Australia at February 2008. SBS was accountable to the English subtitles bringing the series to a larger audience than simply those with a knowledge of the language. SBS provided the English subtitles . The series has been released in two portions on DVD.

Released: 1996-10-23

Genre: Crime

Casts: Karl Markovics, Sandra Cervik, Anja Schiller, Herbert Fux, Hans-Peter Heinzl