Yesterday at 11:11 – by Thomas Fourcroy
On Wednesday October 9 at 9:10 p.m., TF1 broadcasts the first episodes of the mini-series Nightsleeper. An unpublished fiction interesting in more than one way…
On television, thrillers are legion. Each channel has its own cops, wearing very different costumes series after series. This evening, TF1 will innovate by offering a new detective fiction, but playing on the codes of the thriller… Entitled Nightsleeperthe mini-series is one of the BBC’s latest successes. Between a derailed train, suspense on all levels and a big batch of twists and turns on the program, this new release has everything to seduce you!
Nightsleeper : a sabotaged night train for an original thriller
Lovers of travel and other aficionados of journeys on the rails, if your mind is still on vacation, don’t hesitate to board the Glasgow-London night train, departing from TF1, at 9:10 p.m. Be careful, if the ticket will cost you nothing, it will promise you shocks. Indeed, this famous train will be hacked by an unknown device, with no less than twelve passengers on board! Individuals more than ever trapped in a monster of the rails that has become completely out of control, including Joseph Roag. Ex-police officer, he will succeed, while all communications are cut, to get in touch with Abigail Aysgarth, director of cybersecurity. Thanks to a satellite phone, ‘Joe’ and ‘Abby’ will manage to communicate to try to control the hijacked train, but will be faced with a huge problem: the entire national railway network has been sabotaged, with uncontrollable locomotives sowing panic in the country…
Nightsleeper : success of the BBC, the series has everything to establish itself here
Centering on the relationship of two strangers connected by a telephone line, who become saviors when a train network derails, Nightsleeper, created by Nick Leather, succeeds in his bet. Carried by Alexandra Roach (Abigail ‘Abby’ Aysgarth), Joe Cole (Joseph ‘Joe’ Roag), the story takes us into unexplored lands, when the anxiety of being behind the closed doors of a train takes over! After arriving safely at our British neighbors at the BBC, the mini-series is docked here and it promises…
