Vienna Blood

Vienna Blood has been renewed for a third season, so more turn-of-the-century Viennese mysteries are coming your way.

Max continues to investigate the cloistered world of a monastery, especially after another person is killed and evidence piles up against a man he believes is innocent, in the season finale of Vienna Blood.

While the characters in the mystery Vienna Blood aren’t real historical figures, the milieu they exist in is very much based in history, with ground-shaking developments occurring just in the background of the crimes Oskar and Max try to solve.

The sudden death of an extremist monk brings suspicion on a devout Jewish man who called out the monk's invocations of hatred and leads Max to go undercover to investigate a cloistered world. 

As Oskar continues to try to learn more about the murder suspect Lazar Kiss, he is drawn into a secretive world of geopolitical maneuvering. Max continues to try to understand the players in the case, eventually realizing some gaping mistakes.

Max and Oskar begin looking into Vienna's Serbian community after a man is found dead and tortured and a Serbian extremist group is expected to be involved.

Oskar and Max run into a dead-end investigating the death of a countess, until Max decides to offer himself up as bait to catch the killer. Secrets are hidden everywhere, and Max and Oskar's assumptions are consistently upended.

Max and Oskar again team up to investigate the death of one of Max's patients, a widowed Hungarian countess who suffered from melancholia as Vienna Blood returns for a second season.

As Max and Oskar continue to investigate the ruthless traditions of St. Florian's, both of their professional prospects are put in jeopardy. Both also try to grapple with their complicated personal relationships, in the finale of Vienna Blood. 

Max's nephew, a student at an illustrious military academy attended by the sons of Austria's elite, has been traumatized by events at the school, possibly involving the apparently accidental death of a fellow student. Max and Oskar investigate. 

Max and Oskar continue to search for a killer terrorizing Vienna's outsiders and immigrants, eventually discerning a complex pattern in the murders. Clara puts herself in great danger to try to help Max with the investigation. 

A suspect in the brutal murder of four women at a brothel is quickly found, but Max has doubts, despite the evidence. Oskar comes to regret a mistake, while Max continues to struggle with an obsession—despite his recent engagement. 

Max and Oskar try to discover the identity of a murderer via a creation of a psychological profile of the killer, angering powerful people in the process. Max struggles to understand what he wants in his personal life. 

An eager young doctor studying the new theories of Sigmund Freud observes a criminal case under the wing of a hardboiled inspector, and soon turns his observational powers and Freud's ideas to use solving the crime.