Kanzleramt (TV series)
Chancellor's Office is a 12- part television series of the ZDF, which aired at 20:15 clock from 23 March to 29 June 2005 every Wednesday and plays in the political milieu of the Berlin Federal Chancellery. Leading actor in the role of the Chancellor is Klaus J. Behrendt.
Action
The German Chancellor Andreas Weyer has many problems. Whether the Russian President images that had disappeared during World War II, does not want to give back, the Chancellor back pain afflict or whether the German ambassador is shot in Turkey.
Private lives Weyer widower with his 17 - year-old daughter Nina, who has fallen in love with a salsa dancer, together.
Background
The series attempts to portray the daily lives of politicians to fictitious but realistic stories, a concept that has already been tested successfully in the U.S. and the UK.
" Chancellor's Office is entertaining, exciting and interesting ," said ex- head of the chancellery Friedrich Bohl ( CDU).
Compared with the award-winning U.S. template The West Wing appeared Chancellery most critics but rather shallow and trivial.
Since the ratings did not meet over the term far below expectations, the last two parts were sent than double episode and set despite the cliffhanger, with the last episode ends the series. Since the buildings are now discarded, is not expected to continue.