Screen Rant is happy to provide an exclusive clip from season 3 of the PBS series Vienna Blood, which airs Sundays on the network. This weekend begins the last 2-part secret of the season, which is called “Death is Now a Welcome Guest.” The story, developed by Steve Thompson (who has actually composed for both BBC’s Sherlock and Doctor Who) and based upon the unique by Frank Tallis, occurs in 1908.


At the start of the around the world phenomenon called movie theater, the society of Vienna is shaken to the core when a well-known quiet movie starlet is killed. The victim was a previous client of Doctor Max Liebermann’s (played by Matthew Beard, The Imitation Game), which implies he and well-known Detective Inspector Oskar Rheinhardt (Austrian star Juergen Maurer) are once again on the case. There are any variety of suspects to examine, each with an intention more detailed than the last.


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Matthew Beard at silent film premiere in Vienna Blood
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In Screen Rant’ s exclusive clip from Vienna Blood season 3, Max is hectic psychoanalyzing a spooky picture with bloody, hollow eyes. With Oskar’s prodding, he rapidly assumes that the artist (and for that reason the wrongdoer) has a strong love from afar for one starlet and for that reason deeply disdained the other. The vibrant duo are disrupted by the look of Sergeant Haussman (Josef Ellers), from whom Oskar rather inelegantly demands a favor. He might not understand his subordinate’s marital status or any information whatsoever about his individual life, however he can phony it till he makes it for the sake of the murder secret.

Whether the most recent murder was managed by a consumed fan, an expert competitor, or an American political leader pressing an anti-immigrant program in Austria, Max and Oskar have their work cut out for them. Elsewhere in Vienna Blood season 3, the young physician has actually ended up being a released author in criminal psychopathy, enabling him to lastly get his own location. While Oskar has actually started trying to find love just to have his heart broken, an old love came knocking on Max’s door in the kind of his previous fiancée Clara, who has actually started her own murder examinations as a reporter. Episodes of Vienna Blood are directed by Oscar and Emmy candidate Robert Dornhelm (Anne Frank: The Whole Story) and Umut Dag (Cracks in Concrete).

PBS is house to a fantastic range of premium programs that vary from instructional to home entertainment. Whether it be Finding Your Roots withLuis Gates Jr or Masterpiece’s All Creatures Great & & Small, the general public broadcasting network constantly has interesting series to use its audiences. Vienna Blood is produced by Endor Productions and MR Film in co-production with Red Arrow Studios International, ZDF Germany, and Austria’s ORF.

New episodes of Vienna Blood season 3 air Sundays at 10pm ET on PBS, and will be offered to stream on PBS.org and the PBS Video app.