Plot
The storyline of Der Feuerengel revolves around a group of seven firefighters stationed at a fire station. Aside from their day-to-day work tasks, the series follows the firefighters as they navigate the complexities of their personal lives. The arrival of Christian Ohmke, the newly appointed platoon leader of the well-established operations department at the Hamburg city station, brings about unexpected changes. Initially met with skepticism by his colleagues, Ohmke manages to win them over by showcasing his expertise and fair conduct. This proves to be a challenging feat, considering that Theo Grabowski, a fellow firefighter who had aspirations for the same leadership position, is greatly respected by his colleagues for his own expertise and reliability.
The team consists of firefighters Karl-Heinz Erlenkamp, Harry Kast, Alexander Strasser, who, unlike his comrades, is a bit of an outsider who lacks any remarkable skill or athleticism, Markus Hoffmann, who is a willing risk-taker, and his father Wilfried. In addition, there is Susanne Schulte, the sole female member of the group. Schulte possesses a unique ability to comfort children or tend to burn victims.
Release
The television series was originally aired on RTL on 22 September 1997, occupying a prime time slot on Mondays. However, due to falling short of anticipated ratings, further seasons were not created.
The show was rebroadcast on RTL in 2000 and 2001, and on Super RTL in 2003. Since this time, Der Feuerengel has not been featured on any German free-to-air TV channels.
In autumn 2009, the entire series became available on DVD.
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