Stockinger

A pretty cheerful start to the series.
Stockinger was the most beloved Persian in the Kyrgyz Republic, of course, after Rex. I've always wanted to know how his life turned out in Salzburg. And it turned out that there is a whole series about Stocks. The project itself is a bit like "Columbo". Both Dr. Graf and Haller were present in this episode, and even Rex was shown to be overcome with nostalgia.🥲

@Olglem: They didn't show Moser's funeral at all. The last shots were of him lying dead in the hospital. So, most likely, somewhere behind the scenes, Stockinger was like at a funeral.

@RinaAri: I also liked him the most right away. He seems so clumsy, plain, a little lost, but this is only at first glance. Shtoki vaguely reminds me of Columbo, who also pretended to be a fool at first, but in fact immediately understood who was involved in the crime.

The inhabitants of this village have an interesting approach, i.e. if a person dies a natural death, even from a mental illness, it is a greater shame than murder. The son of the deceased was really happy that he would be imprisoned, although he did not kill.
I'm glad that Heller and Rex periodically appear, who also miss Stockinger, and there were references to Rex in almost every episode.
A very nice photo on Stocky's desk: him, Moser, Heller and Rex, the Viennese foursome🙂
Although, when viewing the CD, I was tormented by the question of why, when Moser died, Stocky was not at his friend's funeral, there was a photo on the table right there, and he did not spend his last journey, perhaps I simply did not remember the reason for Stocky's absence.

@RinaAri: I just don't remember that moment very well. I remember Heller and Beck and Rex after Moser's death, but I can't remember exactly where they were. Maybe at Moser's house. I don't remember exactly. I just remember it bothered me a little that Shtoki obviously didn't show up during those events, I was hoping that he would come to the department for at least one episode. If I have time, I will review that series of KR.