NZZ Reviews Ludwigshafen "Tatort" Episode "Das Platzhirschsyndrom"
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung published a television review titled "Das Platzhirschsyndrom: Der Ludwigshafen-«Tatort» hat Wumms," assessing the Ludwigshafen installment of the German crime series "Tatort." A separate "Tatort" production from Cologne carries the episode title "In der Prepper-Szene treibt sich viel komisches Volk herum," in which the investigators Ballauf and Schenk encounter a prepper community preparing for the apocalypse. The review's headline invokes the "Platzhirschsyndrom," or alpha-stag syndrome, and credits the Ludwigshafen episode with "Wumms," suggesting forceful impact. The piece appears in the feuilleton, or arts and culture section, of the Swiss daily, filed under its television and "Tatort" coverage. No broadcast date, director, cast list, or production credits beyond the figures named are specified in the available material.
Key facts
- The Neue Zürcher Zeitung published a review titled "Das Platzhirschsyndrom: Der Ludwigshafen-«Tatort» hat Wumms."
- The review concerns the Ludwigshafen installment of the German crime series "Tatort."
- A Cologne "Tatort" episode is titled "In der Prepper-Szene treibt sich viel komisches Volk herum."
- In that Cologne episode, Ballauf and Schenk encounter a prepper scene preparing for the apocalypse.
- The headline references the "Platzhirschsyndrom" (alpha-stag syndrome).
- The headline states the Ludwigshafen "Tatort" has "Wumms."
- The article appears in the NZZ feuilleton section under television/"Tatort" coverage.
- No broadcast date or production credits beyond the named figures are given.
Entities
Artists
- Ballauf
- Schenk
Institutions
- Neue Zürcher Zeitung
- Tatort
Locations
- Ludwigshafen
- Germany
- Cologne
- Switzerland
- Zurich