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Das Triumvirat denkt

Heard
1985
Episodes
3
Language
German

German Public Radio

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Gisbert Haefs

Das Triumvirat denkt

Technische Realisierung: Renate Schlichthörlein, Andreas Ehrig

Regieassistenz: Annette Kurth

Regie: Heinz Dieter Köhler

Wieder hocken sie beim Skatspiel zusammen, der Pfarrer und der Arzt des Ortes und ein pensionierter Oberst. Während des Spiels kommt nicht nur der verschwundene Kater des Gastwirts zur Sprache, sondern auch der verschwundene Bauunternehmer Morgenthal. Nach einem Autounfall war er noch zur Kur gewesen, danach hatte man ihn noch einmal kurz gesehen und dann nie mehr. Die drei Skatbrüder, die gewöhnt sind, sich gegenseitig verbal zu traktieren, hecheln den Fall immer wieder aufs Neue durch

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. das triumvirat denkt

    No date given · 44 min

  2. hq

    No date given · 44 min

  3. das triumvirat denkthq2025

    No date given · 45 min

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  1. Das Triumvirat denkt

    Listeners' uploads · Gisbert Haefs · 3 episodes here · archive.org

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