Rocco Schiavone: Ice Cold Murders
A weed smoking, friend to the underworld, bad behaving vice questore is sent from Rome to Aosta, in the Alps, for unknown reasons.
- 2016-2025
- 6 seasons
- Suspense
- TV-MA
A weed smoking, friend to the underworld, bad behaving vice questore is sent from Rome to Aosta, in the Alps, for unknown reasons.
Season 6 Episode Guide
4 Episodes 2025
Episode 1
La Ruzzica De Li Porci
Fri, Feb 20, 2026
The Pigs' Roost // Deputy Chief Rocco Schiavone returns to Aosta, haunted by a harrowing discovery from his past. When a young man turns up dead, Rocco must navigate a web of lies spun by three well-connected vacationers who knew the victim. Meanwhile, in Rome, his former team uncovers a corpse. Marked by betrayal, Schiavone realizes it may be time to say goodbye to that world for good.
Episode 2
Ossa loquuntur
Fri, Feb 20, 2026
Bones Speak // Schiavone is called to investigate when human child bones are found in a forest. The discovery shakes everyone, especially Officer Pierron. The case leads the team deep into a network of dark-web chat rooms tied to child exploitation. Decoding the messages is the only way to catch the culprits, and Schiavone refuses to give up the chase.
Episode 3
Le ossa parlano
Fri, Feb 20, 2026
The Bones Speak // As Italo faces the consequences of his actions, Rocco and his team focus on the case of little Mirko Sensini. Meanwhile, Schiavone's relationship with journalist Sandra Buccellato struggles to take flight, driving the deputy chief to bury himself in work until a call from Brizio brings yet another problem to his door.
Episode 4
Riusciranno i nostri eroi a ritrovare l'amico misteriosamente scomparso in Sudamerica?
Fri, Feb 20, 2026
Our Heroes in South America // Furio, who left for Argentina in search of Sebastiano, has suddenly gone silent. With no other choice, Brizio and Rocco fly to South America to track down both men. But in a foreign country, with no contacts and no leads, Schiavone must rely on every ounce of his investigative skill, and a few tricks he still keeps up his sleeve.