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Kottan ermittelt - Fühlt wie Du
episode 13
Austria 1983
produced by Wolfgang Ainberger (executive) for Satel/ORF, ZDF
directed by Peter Patzak
starring Lukas Resetarits, Walter Davy, Curt A. Tichy, Kurt Weinzierl, Bibiane Zeller, Florian Böhm, Franz Suhrada, Ernst Konarek, Eddie Constantine, Gusti Wolf, Peter Josch, Evelyn Engleder, Hans-Georg Nenning, Georg Trenkwitz, Gerhard Swoboda, Chris Lohner, Michaela Mock, Wolf Dietrich, Ferdinand Kaup, Peter Pikl, Erich Schenk, Walter Scheuer, Peter Patzak, Carlo Böhm, Christiane Rücker
written by Helmut Zenker
TV series Kottan ermittelt, Kottan (Lukas Resetarits), Lemmy Caution
review by Mike Haberfelner
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This one's really three separate stories: One is about Kottan (Lukas
Resetarits) trying to get back together with his wife (Bibiane Zeller),
but making a mess of it most of the time, the second is about Kottan's
arch-nemesis Horrak (Ernst Konarek) escaping police custody during his own
trial, and then trying to kill Kottan, multiple times. The third story
is about an animal lover who takes revenge on animals owners in the very
kind they have tortured their animals: He spays a woman who has spayed her
cat, killing her in the process, he harnesses a jokey in front of his own
sulky and drives him to death, he abandons a couple who have abandoned
their cat stark naked at a tank practice range, he hooks a fisherman, and
so on and so forth. Kottan and company (Walter Davy, Curt A. Tichy, Kurt
Weinzierl) take their dear time to connect the dots, but eventually they
lay out some bait to capture the killer, by reporting that Kottan has
tortured his guinea pig to death. The trap springs of course, thanks to
the timely intervention of Lemmy Caution (Eddie Constantine), and ultimately, in a finale
that seems right out of Scooby Doo, the killer's revealed to
be a masked gorilla. This episode has some of the most
memorable scenes of the series, some murders that are as gruesome as they
are hysterical, and in terms of sketches it mostly doesn't rely on warming
up old gags over and over again - so basically it's one of the funner
episodes of the series - which can't really hide the fact that it's a bit
of a let-down in the storytelling department, as it tries to tell three
stories at the same time and feels thus oddly disjointed, not at all
helped by sketches that pretty much interrupt the narrative flow every now
and again (a trademark of the later episodes of the series) - so in a
nutshell, good entertainment, but flawed as a crime show.
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