Missing Persons Unit” and other tips

Which series will the TV channels open the new month with? In the week from September 2nd to 8th there are highlights on free and pay TV.

Which series will the TV channels open the new month with? In the week from September 2nd to 8th there are highlights on free and pay TV.

The German crime series “Mord mit Aussicht” took an early summer break last April. Starting Tuesday, it will be back on Das Erste with new episodes from season 5. As usual, these will be broadcast at prime time at 8:15 p.m.

The second round of the Australian-British dramedy “Upright” is not at all prominent on One’s program. The channel will show it in its entirety on Saturday night from 1:15 a.m.

Murder investigations at ZDFneo

ZDFneo is focusing on fresh crime fare this week: On Friday, the French production “Deadly Tropics” starts its fourth season. It will be broadcast weekly at around 9:40 p.m. in double episodes as a free TV premiere.

In the British-German coming-of-age drama “A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder,” a teenager investigates the otherwise solved murder of a schoolgirl who was killed years ago. Here, too, ZDFneo is serving up double episodes – Sunday at 8:15 p.m.

The first season of the British comedy “Mum” from 2016 was released in Arte’s media library in 2020. Almost four years later, the six episodes have also made it into the channel’s regular schedule: they will be broadcast on Thursdays from 9:45 p.m.

The TV broadcast of the superhero series “Arrow”, which was canceled in the USA in 2020, has so far remained unfinished in this country. This will be the free-to-air online channel JETZT! Now change and continue with season 7 from Thursday. Three episodes a week will provide excitement from 10 p.m.

“Gotham Knights” comes to ProSieben Fun

Action is the order of the day on pay TV: Universal TV is hosting the German premiere of the second season of “Fire Country”. The US fire brigade series from CBS will once again be showing double episodes on Mondays at 8:15 p.m.

The brand new crime procedural “Alert: Missing Persons Unit” with Scott Caan and Dania Ramirez, which will be shown on Warner TV Series from Thursday, is likely to appeal to a very similar target group. Here, too, two episodes will flicker across screens every week at prime time.

ProSieben Fun has snapped up the broadcasting rights to the short-lived US series “Gotham Knights”. In this series, Batman’s foster son and the superhero’s minor enemies are suspected of having murdered Bruce Wayne. The teens must try to prove their innocence – every Thursday at 9:40 p.m.