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It's hardly surprising, then, that fans are wondering if there will be season 4 of the hit show. Read on for everything we know about a potential fourth season, as well as which Vienna Blood cast members could return.

If past seasons are anything to go by, we could possibly get a new season by the end of next year. Season 1 premiered on BBC Two in 2019 but season 2 was slightly delayed (likely due to COVID) and was released in 2021. Season 3 has just been recently released, so the 2024 Christmas period could be something to look forward to.

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Max meets an old acquaintance in Caf Sperl, which made an appearance in Episode 3 of the first season. Max and Oskar also have a drink here later in the episode as they work out the truth behind the case.

After a six-month delay, Vienna Blood has finally been commissioned for Season 4 by Austria and German public TV stations ORF and ZRF. The series has struggled to establish itself as a hit with American viewers on PBS. It initially debuted in the 10 p.m. ET slot in January 2020, airing directly after Sanditon's first season's episodes, but was hobbled by various factors. Sanditon was already canceled, the two were not an excellent fit audience-wise, and (oh yeah) a pandemic hit days after the Season 1 finale. The series was in limbo for months until it got a second season renewal, and PBS viewers waited two years for Season 2.

Season 1 also suffered from being chopped up into six one-hour episodes to fit PBS' schedule instead of its designed initially three feature-length mysteries. However, the show managed to adjust for that in the second season. What it struggled more to adjust to was lead Matthew Beard, who plays Dr. Max Liebermann, who had zero chemistry with Amelia (Jessica De Gouw), the goy woman he's supposed to fall in love with and leave his fiance, Clara (Luise von Finckh). Season 2 recast Amelia with Lucy Griffiths, but Beard and von Finckh's chemistry still was far better, a distraction from the real bromance between Liebermann and Inspector Oskar Reinhardt (Juergen Maurer).

Despite the show finally managing to fire on all cylinders, there was a good reason Vienna Blood might be finished. It used up all the source material, even the 2018 novel author Frank Tallis was inspired to add to the series (which originally concluded in 2011) after the first season was commissioned. Though the series was clearly blossoming the more it moved away from the books, continuing without novels as guidelines for the mysteries of the week can be too much for a series to manage. However, the show has found a way forward by moving away from that format. As the synopsis for Season 4 reveals, the new installment will "feature a single story told over multiple episodes."

Matthew Beard (Magpie Murders) and Juergen Maurer (Vorstadtweiber) are confirmed to reprise their roles as Liebermann and Rheinhardt, respectively. It is notable that no one else from the first three seasons are mentioned in the press release. However, screenwriter Steve Thompson (Leonardo) is confirmed to be penning the scripts, though it is unclear if the new season will remain three feature-length installments or be officially six one-hour episodes. The series is produced by Endor Productions, a Seven.One Studios company, and MR Film in Austria.

Filming for Vienna Blood Season 4 is slated to start before the end of summer 2023. However, chances are with the six-month delay in getting production off the ground, PBS may have to wait until later in 2024, if not 2025, to see the new season.

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Season 2 of Vienna Blood premieres on PBS on January 9. The second season features three new two-part episodes starring the endearing duo of Matthew Beard as Dr. Max Liebermann and Juergen Maurer as Detective Inspector Oskar Rheinhardt. Vienna Blood is a brilliant murder mystery series anchored in history.

Based on the best-selling crime mystery novels written by Frank Tallis, Vienna Blood is set in the early 1900s in the Austrian capital of Vienna. Detective Inspector Oskar Rheinhardt joins forces with a young doctor, Max Liebermann, to solve murder mysteries. A disciple of the psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, Liebermann helps Rheinhardt in profiling murder suspects. In this new season, Liebermann runs his own practice as a psychoanalyst, and Rheinhardt turns to him to help solve three different murder mysteries in Vienna, concerning a depressed Hungarian countess, a foreign plot and a monastery.

If you love murder mysteries and period dramas then this is the series for you. Season 2 is as enjoyable to watch as season 1 was. The only downside is that there is only three episodes per season. Much like season 1, the success of Vienna Blood relies heavily on the chemistry between Matthew Beard and Juergen Maurer, and the reconstruction of Vienna's historical past.

After shadowing Detective Inspector Rheinhardt in season 1 to learn more about the criminal mind, in this second season, Max Lieberman is this time sought by the detective to help him solve some gruesome murders. In the very first episode of Season 2, Max is in fact involved in the case as he was the doctor of the murder victim. Max finds his reputation is on the line, and must solve the crime with Oskar to salvage it, and to find the culprit. Vienna Blood in this new season plays a lot more on the growing friendship between the two men. The scenes between Juergen Maurer as Oskar and Matthew Beard as Max are great, playing off one another in quite a delightful way.

This season, the duo are assisted a lot more by forensic expert, Amelia Lydgate (played by Lucy Griffiths) and a new female police archivist Lisa Linder (played by Miriam Hie). Amelia is also Max's love interest, and the reason why Max broke his engagement with Clara (played by Luise Von Finckh) at the end of last season. I personally particularly love the scenes involving Max with his parents and sister, portrayed as such a loving and supportive family.

The third main character of this series remains the city of Vienna. Much of the filming of the series was filmed on location in Vienna, so the series takes its viewers into a kind of historical tour of the city. The series shows how Vienna was really a hotspot in the early 1900s in terms of history and culture. It is where psychoanalysis, with Sigmund Freud, was born. Much of the intellectual and artistic currents in Vienna at that time have influenced and shaped the modern Western world. This second season hints at a lot of pivotal historical moments, such as the multi-ethnicity of the city, the Austro-Hungarian empire that was about to crumble, and the virulent rising wave of anti-Semitism in Vienna. This historical context is what makes Vienna Blood such a fascinating period series.

Season 2 of Vienna Blood is already available to view on BBC iPlayer in the U.K. The series premieres in the U.S. on PBS on six consecutive Sundays, January 9-February 13. Vienna Blood is produced by Endor Productions and MR Film in co-production with Red Arrow Studios International, ZDF Germany and ORF (Austria), with the assistance of Fernsehfonds Austria, Film Fonds Vienna and Kultur Niederesterreich. The stories were adapted by screenwriter Steve Thompson and season 2 was directed by Robert Dornhelm.

Well, I liked that mystery better than the first, though the problem I'm having is I identify the killer about 30 minutes into the story. Not many red herrings. I liked the fact that the storyline mirrored problems that Europe and the US still have today, the demonizing of immigrants. Though being of Czech blood, I was surprised that they were considered immigrants in the Austrian Empire. I did wish we saw more of the Jewish engagement party. What was broken in the beginning-dishes?

There also won't be much of a delay in starting. With COVID-19 mostly under control in Austria, filming for the new season will be able to begin later this month, with an eye on an early 2021 premiere.

Found out this show got renewed for second season only a week ago. I had checked a good handful of times over the past two years to see if it got renewed but i must have stopped checking right before they announced it. Lol.

I think that Max and Oskar discovering each other was a fascinating part of the first season and now Oskar has met a woman he is interested in. Max is becoming a successful doctor and he and Clara are establishing a science-writing partnership.

"And in the third season a new layer of conflict emerges. By this point, Max has written a book about the psychopathy of the criminal mind and a little bit about their adventures. And Oskar now starts to wonder if it isn't just Max's vanity and Max's ego that's making him interested in these murderers. So, there's a new conflict and they try to understand each other on that front."

Talking about what's ahead for Clara, Luise, who plays her, says: "For me this season is about Clara focusing on herself and standing her ground. She has learnt that relying on men is not everything, and that there's only space for love when she's at eye level with men and not relying on them."

It would have been a crime to have ended the adventures of Max Liebermann, a young doctor of psychology, and world-weary cop, Oskar Rheinhardt. And thankfully a fourth season has been ordered again starring Matthew Beard and Juergen Maurer. 2351a5e196