Markus Söder failed to be sworn in for his daughter's debut event

In the latest episodes of the Erzgebirge crime series, the main investigative duo remains the same – Kommissarin Karina Szabo, played by Lara Mandoki, and Kommissar Robert Winkler, portrayed by Kai Scheve. Despite the departure of some cast members, the team remains intact.

Meanwhile, in a surprising turn of events, the elementary school where the children of characters Philipp and Frederike attend has been closed due to a bomb threat. This unusual situation has led to a temporary alliance between the two single parents as they navigate the challenges posed by the school closure.

The nature of this alliance and the outcome of the bomb threat remain unknown, adding to the mystery of the current season.

Elsewhere, Rebecca Mir, the moderator of "taff" and a familiar face on ProSieben for more than 14 years, has announced her departure. She is now embarking on a new chapter in her career, leaving behind the popular TV comedy "A Mad Day," where she played characters Philipp and Frederike, both single parents.

It's important to note that the changes in the Erzgebirge crime series are unrelated to Rebecca Mir's departure from "taff," and the future investigation in the crime series is not yet specified.

In "A Mad Day," the death of two brothers needs to be clarified, adding intrigue to the TV comedy. The exact location of the school and the characters' residence is not specified in the article.

The Erzgebirge crime series and "A Mad Day" are separate TV productions, offering viewers two distinct stories to follow. As the new season of the Erzgebirge crime series unfolds, viewers will continue to be captivated by the suspenseful investigations led by Kommissarin Szabo and Kommissar Winkler. Meanwhile, "A Mad Day" will continue to entertain with its unique blend of comedy and drama.