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18 December 2024

Alarm Für Cobra 11 Brings New Thrills With Upcoming Films

After nearly two years, RTL revives the hit series with new cases and characters to captivate audiences again.

Fans of the beloved action series, Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei, have something to cheer about as RTL announces the return of two thrilling new films scheduled to air on January 14 and 21, 2025. This marks the series' triumphant comeback after nearly two years of absence from screens. Leading characters Semir Gerkhan and Vicky Reisinger, played by Erdogan Atalay and Pia Stutzenstein respectively, will once again tackle dangerous cases on the sprawling autobahns of Germany.

The reason behind this long hiatus was rather serious. Filming was halted after Erdogan Atalay suffered a severe shoulder injury during the production process back in the fall of 2023. This unfortunate incident required surgical intervention, pushing the schedule back significantly. Thankfully, by March 2024, Atalay confirmed in an interview with RTL he had fully recovered and was ready to resume shooting.

RTL is making bold moves with the upcoming films, as they also launched the "Tödlicher Dienst-Tag" (Deadly Service Day) for 2025. This new lineup indicates the station’s commitment to thrilling police dramas every Tuesday night. Fans are excited as they anticipate engaging crime stories, beginning with the two new episodes of Alarm für Cobra 11.

The new films will introduce intriguing cases, with the premiere titled "Kein Kinderspiel" (No Child's Play) airing on January 14. This first film revolves around Semir and Vicky as they explore multiple challenges: they investigate a brutal attack on a young mother on the autobahn, only to end up taking care of her baby. This situation escalates as both the mother and her child find themselves embroiled in life-threatening circumstances. Meanwhile, the dynamics within the police force are set to shift, as Semir's new son-in-law, Max Tauber, played by Nicolas Wolf, takes over as the head of the Autobahn police. Max’s strict approach sharply contrasts with Semir's more laid-back style, setting the stage for intense conflict.

The second film, "Hoffnung" (Hope), is scheduled for January 21 and continues the gripping storyline. It features the dramatic kidnapping of a gas station attendant, where the assailant claims the victim had abducted his daughter two years prior. When Semir himself becomes part of this harrowing plot, he races against time to resolve the conflict to secure his release. Vicky faces pressure to renew the investigation of the old case, all as the clock tickles ominously against her.

These films promise to bring more than action and suspense; they feature emotional themes, intertwined fates, and the pressing demand of familial bonds. The show has always expertly mixed adrenaline-pumping sequences with human drama, and it seems the upcoming films will not disappoint.

Adding to the excitement, the series boasts returning cast members, including Gizem Emre as Semir's daughter, Dana Gerkhan, and new roles by Tom Keune and Monika Oschek, who portray humorous characters aiding Semir and Vicky. This infusion of fresh talent looks to enrich the narrative experience.

The upcoming episodes are just part of RTL's crime strategy, focusing on intense storytelling. Following the Alarm für Cobra 11 premieres, RTL will present other crime dramas, including "Dünentod – Ein Nordsee-Krimi" (Death by Dunes - A North Sea Crime) and "Behringer und die Toten – Ein Bamberg-Krimi" (Behringer and the Dead - A Bamberg Crime) scheduled for February. The exciting development will also see new series debuting like "Morden auf Öd – Ein Insel-Krimi" (Murders on Öd - An Island Crime) and "Alpentod – Ein Bergland-Krimi" (Mountain Death - A Mountain Crime), showcasing RTL's dedication to engaging crime television.

Overall, the anticipation is palpable as fans gear up to see their favorite characters back with renewed energy, tackling new threats and crime challenges with gusto. The previous seasons have built strong viewer loyalties since its premiere way back in 1995, and the latest moves by RTL to revive the series turn heads once more, promising to maintain the tradition of excitement, humor, and drama.

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