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Status: Ended
First Aired: January 4, 1989
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 62
Networks: Das Erste
Genres: Crime

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Peter Strohm(1989)

TMDB Rating: 6.0 (3 votes)

Overview

Peter Strohm is a private detective with radical methods. His work begins where police work ends; he takes on sensitive cases that require a certain scale, or explosive situations that can lead to international crises.

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Season 1

14 episodes • 1989Avg: 7.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Episode 1	Jan 4, 1989	0.0
2	Episode 2	Jan 9, 1989	7.0
3	Episode 3	Jan 16, 1989	0.0
4	Episode 4	Jan 23, 1989	0.0
5	Episode 5	Jan 30, 1989	0.0
6	Episode 6	Feb 6, 1989	0.0
7	Episode 7	Feb 13, 1989	0.0
8	Episode 8	Feb 20, 1989	0.0
9	Episode 9	Mar 6, 1989	0.0
10	Episode 10	Mar 13, 1989	0.0
11	Episode 11	Mar 20, 1989	0.0
12	Episode 12	Mar 27, 1989	0.0
13	Episode 13	Apr 3, 1989	0.0
14	Episode 14	Apr 10, 1989	0.0

Season 2

12 episodes • 1991

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Mar 11, 1991
2	Episode 2	Mar 18, 1991
3	Episode 3	Apr 1, 1991
4	Episode 4	Apr 8, 1991
5	Episode 5	Apr 15, 1991
6	Episode 6	Apr 22, 1991
7	Episode 7	Apr 29, 1991
8	Episode 8	May 6, 1991
9	Episode 9	May 13, 1991
10	Episode 10	May 27, 1991
11	Episode 11	Jun 3, 1991
12	Episode 12	Jun 10, 1991

Season 3

11 episodes • 1991

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Nov 4, 1991
2	Episode 2	Nov 11, 1991
3	Episode 3	Nov 18, 1991
4	Episode 4	Nov 25, 1991
5	Episode 5	Dec 3, 1991
6	Episode 6	Dec 10, 1991
7	Episode 7	Dec 17, 1991
8	Episode 8	Jan 7, 1992
9	Episode 9	Jan 14, 1992
10	Episode 10	Jan 21, 1992
11	Episode 11	Jan 28, 1992

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Season 4

14 episodes • 1995

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Feb 7, 1995
2	Episode 2	Feb 14, 1995
3	Episode 3	Feb 21, 1995
4	Episode 4	Feb 28, 1995
5	Episode 5	Mar 7, 1995
6	Episode 6	Mar 8, 1995
7	Episode 7	Mar 9, 1995
8	Episode 8	Mar 10, 1995
9	Episode 9	Apr 1, 1995
10	Episode 10	Apr 2, 1995
11	Episode 11	Apr 3, 1995
12	Episode 12	Apr 4, 1995
13	Episode 13	May 9, 1995
14	Episode 14	May 1, 1995

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Season 5

11 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Jan 2, 1996
2	Episode 2	Jan 16, 1996
3	Episode 3	Jan 23, 1996
4	Episode 4	Jan 30, 1996
5	Episode 5	Feb 6, 1996
6	Episode 6	Feb 13, 1996
7	Episode 7	Feb 20, 1996
8	Episode 8	Feb 27, 1996
9	Episode 9	Mar 5, 1996
10	Episode 10	Mar 12, 1996
11	Episode 11	Apr 2, 1996

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