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Tatort 'Letzte Ernte' Brings Lindholm Back to Hannover in Solo, Christie-Style Farm Mystery

Critics see a deft whodunit whose many agriculture themes strain a 90‑minute runtime.

Overview

  • The new episode premieres Sunday at 20:15 on ARD, marking Charlotte Lindholm’s on-screen return to the LKA in Hannover after her Göttingen stint.
  • The case revolves around a Romanian seasonal worker found decapitated on a bio‑apple farm in the Altes Land, initially treated locally as a machinery accident despite the missing head.
  • With LKA teams diverted to a missing‑child operation, Lindholm proceeds largely alone, riding a regional bus, improvising forensics with freezer bags, and relying on a reluctant village officer.
  • Coverage underscores tensions between organic and conventional growers, debates over glyphosate and biodiversity, and the economic pressure on small farms, including recent health findings affecting agricultural workers.
  • Reviews describe a Poirot‑style barn gathering that caps a classical puzzle, generally praising the craft while calling the episode thematically crowded; reports also signal a new partner, Minna Schaum (Luise von Stein), in Lindholm’s next case.