/ Modified jun 19, 2012 5:34 p.m.

MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Zen "Ratking"

A wealthy industrialist and political party funder is kidnapped and the Ministry of Justice wants the hostage back alive at any cost. Sunday at 8 p.m. on PBS-HD.

When a wealthy industrialist and political party funder is kidnapped, the Ministry of Justice wants Zen to get the hostage back alive at any cost. But these kidnappers don’t seem to be playing by the rules, since they kill the lawyer who shows up with a ransom payment from the family.

mystery_zen_ratking617x347 Rufus Sewell stars as Aurelio Zen in MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Zen "Ratking Detective."
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In kidnapping-plagued Italy, it’s illegal to pay a ransom, and Zen must skirt this issue while dealing with the bickering relatives, who seem ready to forget about their captive kinsman. Even worse, Zen has a tyrannical new boss who is a stickler for regulations, including the one against workplace romances, jeopardizing the detective’s burgeoning affair with Tania.

MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Zen "Ratking," Sunday at 8 p.m. on PBS-HD.

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