Bernd Reuther says Adieu: The last episode of the prosecutor is pending!

Bernd Reuther says Adieu: The last episode of the prosecutor is pending!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - After 20 successful seasons, an incomparable chapter comes to an end on German television: Rainer Hunold says goodbye as a "public prosecutor". On Friday, March 21, 2025, the last episode with the title "To everything" will be broadcast in ORF 2 and on Orf on. This episode marks the end of an era that started in 2005. In a total of 123 episodes, Hunold determined Bernd Reuther in gripping criminal cases and thus captivated an audience of millions, as the news portal T-online.de also reported.

In the last episode, a young woman Reuther asks for help: she is threatened and suspected by protective fields that they are responsible for the death of her father. A fingerprint at the crime scene leads the investigators to Sven Bensinger, a recently released robbery who still has an invoice. With his penetrating knowledge of human knowledge and sharp combination, Reuther has informed numerous cases such as murders and insurance fraud over the years

a worthy farewell

Rainer Hunold himself commented on the end of his role and emphasized the importance of credibility and authenticity in his presentation. "In view of my age, I decided to relieve Bernd Reuther in retirement," he said. The last season brings four new exciting cases with which Reuther demonstrates his detective skills. As the ZDF press release reveals, the series was always a quota hit and regularly had between five and a half and six million viewers on Friday evening.

The final episode, which was produced in the usual style, combines a proven team behind the scenes, including directors such as Johannes Gieser. The leading actors Anika Baumann, Jannik Miaducki and Astrid Posner also return for this special occasion. The audience awaits a gripping finale, which celebrates the impressive career of the chief prosecutor, while he finally withdraws from the screens. This end is not only the final line for a series, but also for the impressive commitment of Rainer Hunold, who has contributed significantly to the identity of the format.