Der letzte Bulle — Season 1

Mick's first case takes him back into the past. Bruno Semmert, who was convicted of the robbery and murder of Tobias Berschel, is released after 15 years in prison and is found dead in Lake Baldeney. Jürgen Berschel, the father of the dead boy, quickly comes under suspicion. But Mick's gut feeling tells him to doubt the evidence. It appears that Mick's old boxing trainer Hacki not only kept him in the dark about important details of the crime, but also Jürgen Berschel.

Mick is confronted with the corpse of a man dressed in a Santa Claus costume. It quickly becomes apparent that the deceased is the father of two children who left his family months ago. Mick and his young colleague gradually learn that the deceased led a double life between two women and their children. But which of the women discovered his secret and killed him with the deadly poison of a poison dart frog?

During a somewhat unconventional management training session on the upper floor of a renowned bank, where paintball guns are used to combat burnout, a dead body ends the game. Three bank managers, all of whom have a big black mark on their white record that could cost them their jobs, come under suspicion. Did the dead man know about it? But the dominant leader of the training session and her delicate assistant also put Mick's instincts to the test...

When nurse Lea Buchwald is found strangled, Mick and Andreas are faced with a mystery. Did the young woman's passion for helping victims of domestic violence lead to her demise? During their investigation, the two come across the Schmückler couple. Kerstin Schmückler's husband is suspected of beating his wife and therefore also of having come into conflict with Lea. But the married chief physician of the clinic also comes under suspicion in the investigation...

Feng shui master Linus Nader is killed with a targeted blow from a Shaolin sword. Because Mick has no interest in gay marriage or Chinese interior design, he initially suspects Linus' husband and heir. But when the gay marriage turns out to be a sham, Mick has to significantly expand the circle of suspects. In addition, due to his current insomnia, he gets involved in Feng Shui and thus comes up with the solution to the case...

A body is recovered from the water. It is 32-year-old Jonas Breitkamp, the son of a businessman, who had reconnected with his blind father after 15 years of silence. When locating his cell phone, Mick and Andreas are led to the entrepreneur's assistant. But the mystery surrounding the true murderer is compounded by the ominous housekeeper Sylvia Hosak—deep abysses open up when it emerges that Jonas was only playing a perfidious role...

Mick and Andreas find a strange symbol in the villa of murdered porn producer Jäcki Pfeiffer. It leads them to the magazine "Lilith" from the 1980s, in which Jäcki was denounced as a macho pig. The editors, Gundi and Christine, are both suspects. Gundi because she wanted to prevent her 18-year-old daughter from being exposed as Jäcki's child, and Christine because she was in urgent need of money. But the trail leads to someone else...

The striker Maren from the Fortuna Rüttenscheid women's soccer club was murdered in the locker room. After Mick has recovered from the fact that women now play soccer too, he and Andreas question the suspects: the manager of the rival club, the husband of the deceased, teammate Julia, and the club doctor. Between jealousy, greed, and false friendship, the two finally uncover the decisive motive...

Gesa Jansen, a customer service representative at an extramarital affairs agency, was pushed out of an office window. The police suspect that she had trouble with a dissatisfied client. Jochen Franke, who had met with Gesa shortly before her death, wanted to complain to her because he was being blackmailed and suspected the perpetrator was someone at the agency. But the investigation takes a new turn when an attack is carried out on the agency's boss, Christine. Abysses open up...

Mick and Andreas bring the body of masseur Ben Ulrich to the Sun Valley Spa wellness center. At first, everything seems to point to a robbery-murder, but when Ben's lover Claudia Rühle is also poisoned, a jealousy drama becomes increasingly likely. In addition to Mick's difficulties in bringing men and wellness together, Andreas is fighting on a completely different front: he is trying to hide from Mick that he is in a relationship with his daughter Isabelle...

Mick's former classmate Thomas Ambach has been murdered. Apparently, his low blood pressure pills were switched. In addition to Ambach's ex-wife Anne Nehmert, his old buddy Jochen Kranerts also comes under suspicion. The investigation is made increasingly difficult by Mick and Andreas' conflict over Isabelle, Mick's daughter and Andreas' new girlfriend. But despite all the adversity, the two finally manage to identify the real culprit...

When teacher Julia is murdered at a cuddle party by a powerful anesthetic that the killer put in her nasal spray, Mick and Andreas find themselves confronted with a whole new kind of intimacy. Initial clues lead them to arrogant student Fynn-Erik, who gave free rein to his hateful fantasies about Julia on the internet. In addition, her married colleague Meyer, with whom she had an affair, is suspected—or was Julia murdered by his jealous wife?

Star chef Florian Reuter lies dead in the dining room. Mick and Andreas must navigate a complex family feud and deal with individual fates, such as that of Sophie Palmer, who was fired to make way for Reuter and has been unemployed ever since. But then the investigation takes a surprising turn and restaurant critic Wolfgang Barsch plays an important role in the case...