Record viewer at the 'crime scene': Borowski inspires millions!

Record viewer at the 'crime scene': Borowski inspires millions!

A Sunday evening like no other: the current "crime scene" with Axel Milberg, "Borowski and the hungry heart", wrote history and catapults to the top with sensational ratings. According to the ARD, the episode achieved a market share of 31.0 percent and delighted 8.64 million viewers, which has been the highest value in 22 years. In this exciting thriller, Commissioner Borowski and his partner Mila Sahin, played by Almila Bagriacik, immerse themselves in the dark world of sex and love addiction. A murder at an erotic party gives the impetus to one of the most exciting cases of the "crime scene" saga. NDR program director Frank Beckmann is delighted with the success: "No Borowski 'crime scene" has ever been more successful! "

gripping tenor and emotional farewell

with fresh wind through the strong line -up and the captivating plot knew "Borowski and the hungry heart" to captivate the audience from start to finish. Before the curtain for Milberg falls, the fans only have one last opportunity: On March 16, "Borowski and the head of the Medusa" will be broadcast, his emotionally last appearance as a Kiel investigator. The anticipation for this big farewell is already noticeable. Meanwhile, crime fans have to temporarily wait for new murders, while they have to make do with repetitions of the classics, as announced in the ARD.

misfortune of a viewer

A little chaos accompanied a fan that tried to end his Sunday evening with a “crime scene”. Instead of enjoying the exciting world of the ARD thriller, he accidentally found himself on ZDF and only noticed his mistake after 15 minutes of looking. This amusing anecdote was shared on the "X" platform and causes a smile among the fans. While some are upset about the dialogues from 2022 with Commissioner Charlotte Lindholm and her colleague Anaïs Schmitz, others are happy about the return of the popular crime format. Without a doubt, the reactions show that the “crime scene” is still an integral part of German television, as reported by the West.

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