Season 10
| Episode | Title | Airdate | Actors |
|---|---|---|---|
| 099 - 01 | Via Genua | 4 February 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Wolf Roth, Siegfried Rauch, Wilfried Klaus, Kurt Raab |
| 100 - 02 | Die Tote in der Isar | 4 March 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Sonja Sutter, Christiane Krüger, Horst Frank, Horst Buchholz, Paul Dahlke |
| 101 - 03 | Geheimnisse einer Nacht | 25 March 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Gila von Weitershausen, Heinz Bennent, Jürgen Goslar, Thekla Carola Wied, Christian Wolff, Siegfried Wischnewski |
| 102 - 04 | Der Täter schickte Blumen | 29 April 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Ruth Leuwerik, Ernst Fritz Fürbringer, Jacques Breuer, Edwin Noel, Ursula Dirichs |
| 103 - 05 | Die kleine Ahrens | 27 May 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Lisa Kreuzer |
| 104 - 06 | Tödliches Rendezvous | 16 September 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Peter Ehrlich, Eva Kotthaus, Verena Peter, Thomas Schücke, Erik Schumann, Christian Berkel, Christiane Hammacher, Robinson Reichel |
| 105 - 07 | Lohmanns innerer Frieden | 14 October 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Martin Benrath, Christine Ostermayer, Sieghardt Rupp, Christiane Krüger, Hannes Messemer |
| 106 - 08 | Attentat auf Derrick | 11 November 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Ida Krottendorf, Gerd Böckmann |
| 107 - 09 | Die Schrecken der Nacht | 9 December 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Monika Baumgartner, Werner Asam |
| 108 - 10 | Dr. Römer und der Mann des Jahres | 30 December 1983 | Horst Tappert, Fritz Wepper, Willy Schäfer, Gisela Stein, Erich Hallhuber, Ernst Schröder |
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