Fans in turmoil: Is there still blind determined with new cases?

Fans in turmoil: Is there still blind determined with new cases?

The Austrian crime series "Blind determined" has caused some uncertainty among fans in the past few days. The series has broadcast eleven exciting consequences since its premiere in 2018, but the last new adventure was shown in 2021. In 2025 there will only be repetitions, which will bring many spectators to the question: Is the popular series off now? The current repetition entitled "Death in the Fiaker" is broadcast on Joyn at 8:15 p.m. in the first and via the ARD live stream. In this episode, special investigator Alex Haller Undercover in a Fiaker company is investigating interesting and often dangerous traces.

It is particularly noteworthy that Alex Haller, played by Philipp Hochmair, lost his eyesight through an explosive attack. Despite his restriction, he slips into the role of the persistent investigator and receives the official approval of his successor Laura Janda from the sixth case to continue his investigation. The taxi driver Nikolai Falk becomes Haller's friend and assistant investigator, which promises some humorous and impressive moments.

new cases in planning

Despite the concerns of the fans that "blindly determined" may have been discontinued, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Two new cases have already been turned off. The 12th case with the working title "The dead in the zoo" plays in the Schönbrunn zoo and promises to offer an exciting backdrop for the investigation. In addition, the 13th case "Freud's error" is in the starting blocks, which begins with Haller's kidnapping. However, concrete broadcast dates for these new episodes are not yet known.

The mixture of tension and moving stories "blindly determined" made a crowd favorite, and fans hope that the ARD is holding on to the turn. The series is not only known for its criminal cases, but also for the deep insights into the life of its protagonists. This also makes the stories captivating and lets the viewers cheer what happens next.

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