This Thursday, June 6, France 3 is rebroadcasting an episode of Cassandra, the detective series with Gwendoline Hamon and Alexandre Varga. Is it worth a catch-up session? Our opinion.
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If there are series that are safe values, Cassandra is part of. So even if it’s a shame that France 3 offers rebroadcasts, those of the detective series carried by Gwendoline Hamon and Alexandre Varga are still worth it, like the episode entitled “Temps mort” offered this Thursday, June 6 . Particularly because between the arrival of Florence Cassandre at the head of the Annecy judicial police in 2015 and now, not only has a lot happened but the relationships between each of the characters have evolved significantly.
Cassandra: What is the episode about? Timeout rebroadcast this Thursday June 6?
Who says detective series, necessarily says crime. This time, it is a body discovered in the park of the estate of a watchmaker family who has lived in the region since 1820. Just imagine: a corpse in the garden, that looks bad! Lack of luck for these provincial notables, this does not frighten Cassandre or her team. On the other hand, the new prosecutor would prefer that she take it with a grain of salt. But the real problem is that the corpse… got packed away. If everyone is on edge, Captain Roche must also resolve a personal problem that he did not expect: a young woman claims to be his daughter…
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Cassandra: Should you watch this episode titled Timeout ?
Always well performed, this episode, which highlights the natural settings of the region, is also the last of Emilie Gavois-Kahn, the interpreter of the friendly Sissi. The actress returned her uniform at the time and left the series to become a commissioner in Lille in the seventies version of Agatha Christie’s Little Murders. The opportunity for a moving sequence during which the colorful major bids farewell to her partners. If it is common to see popular actors participate in the series, this episode is no exception. An element that is always attractive for fans of French fiction. This time it’s Jean Dell (Alice Nevers), Nathalie Besançon (Commissioner Magellan)Lucie Jeanne (Central night), Joyce Bibring (Murders in Amiens) or even Clément Moreau (The trainee, Nina). All that combined, it’s guaranteed to be a good evening!
