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Michael Mittermeier reveals what he thinks about Til Schweiger's "crime scene": "Turn off the brain"

2022-03-09T10:34:05.692Z


Michael Mittermeier reveals what he thinks about Til Schweiger's "crime scene": "Turn off the brain" Created: 03/09/2022, 11:25 am Michael Mittermeier commented on Til Schweiger in the "crime scene". (photomontage) © Christian Charisius/picture alliance; Henning Kaiser/picture alliance Michael Mittermeier talks about television in his new book. The "Tatort" episodes with Til Schweiger get their


Michael Mittermeier reveals what he thinks about Til Schweiger's "crime scene": "Turn off the brain"

Created: 03/09/2022, 11:25 am

Michael Mittermeier commented on Til Schweiger in the "crime scene".

(photomontage) © Christian Charisius/picture alliance;

Henning Kaiser/picture alliance

Michael Mittermeier talks about television in his new book.

The "Tatort" episodes with Til Schweiger get their own chapter.

He considers it a "milestone".

Munich – comedian Michael Mittermeier made fun of the German television landscape in his stage show “Zapped!”.

Now he is releasing the book “Just one more episode!

TV from A to Zapped!” (March 10, 2022).

The "crime scene" gets its own chapter, as reported by tz.de.

Michael Mittermeier publishes new book - the "crime scene" gets its own chapter

In an interview with

t-online.de

, Michael Mittermeier (all news on the topic page) acknowledges that German broadcasters have “a lot of catching up to do”.

"Whenever I read that someone has shot another crazy 'crime scene' or some other supposedly overwhelming TV film, I sit in front of it and can't believe my eyes.

90 minutes of bad jazz music and after 30 minutes at the latest I ask myself if I'm the only one who defines tension differently," says Mittermeier.

Michael Mittermeier devotes a separate chapter to the “crime scene” with Til Schweiger in his book.

© Screenshot Instagram/Michael Mittermeier

On the other hand, he sees the "Tatort" episodes with actor Til Schweiger as investigator as "milestones of German expressionist film art".

Schweiger has shot six episodes since 2013.

Michael Mittermeier reveals what he thinks about Til Schweiger's "crime scene": "Turn off the brain"

At the time he had the feeling that “Germany is collapsing for many.

The land of poets and thinkers is going under because Til Schweiger is shooting a 'crime scene'”.

And further:

"The motto at Schweiger is: switch off your brain and just have 90 minutes of fun.

I wanted to show that fun can be found where the good is not expected."

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The last "Tatort" episode with Til Schweiger was broadcast in 2020.

No shooting is planned for 2022, it said: "We don't have anything concrete in our hands yet, but we're not in a hurry either.

So far, no filming is planned for 2022, ”said the broadcaster.

Fans have already wondered if the actor will quit as investigator Nick Tschiller.

Sources used:

t-online.de;

instagram.com/michlmittermeier

Source: merkur

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