Der Fahnder

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Der Fahnder
Country of origin	Germany
No. of seasons	11
No. of episodes	197
Production
Running time	45 minutes
Original release
Network	Das Erste
Release	14 September 1984 (1984-09-14) – 29 August 2005 (2005-08-29)

Der Fahnder is a German television crime drama series which was aired between 1984 and 2005.

In the Netherlands, the series was broadcast by the VARA from 3 October 1985.

The first title character of the series was the investigator Faber. His first name remained largely unmentioned, only very rarely did his girlfriend Susanne address him by his first name Hannes, mostly she also called him Faber. Faber did not wear a uniform and also more often exceeded the official regulations. Faber's official car was a lime-green Ford Granada of the first series, his regular pub was the local Treff of his partner. During Faber's entire time in the series, his most important colleague and comrade-in-arms was the younger and far more observant Max Kühn. With the departure of Faber, who according to the plot emigrated to Ireland with his partner, Kühn also disappeared from the series without further explanation. Both of their superiors were Chief Inspector Norbert Rick, who was the only character to remain in the entire series.

After the departure of Faber and Kühn, the character Schatzschneider (initially just Otto), a civil servant who was still in uniform, who had already been gradually upgraded, moved up to number two. The new title character was Thomas Becker, who had been transferred to the precinct.

Klaus Wennemann

Hannes Faber (episodes 1–91)

Jörg Schüttauf

Thomas Becker (episodes 92–149)

Michael Lesch

Martin Riemann (episodes 151–175)

Martin Lindow

Thomas Wells (episodes 157–201)

Dietrich Mattausch

Norbert Rick (1984–2005)

Hans-Jürgen Schatz

Max Kühn (1984–1993)

Dieter Pfaff

Otto Schatzschneider (1984–1996)

Barbara Freier

Susanne (Faber's girlfriend) (1984–1993)

Jophi Ries

Gregor Solomon (1993–1995)

George Lenz

Frank Dennert (1993–1996)

Andreas Mannkopff

Franz Behrmann (1993–1996)

Susann Uplegger

Cornelia Seitz (1993–1996)

Thomas Balou Martin

Karlheinz Mischewski (1997–2000)

Sascha Posch

Konstantin Broecker (1997–2005)

Astrid M. Fünderich

Dr. Katharina Winkler (1997–2005)

Andreas Windhuis

Guido Kroppeck (2000–2005)

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