Do you absolutely have to be present in front of TF1 this Thursday, October 17 at 9:10 p.m. to witness the return of Master Crimes with Muriel Robin and Anne Le Nen? Télé-Loisirs gives you the answer!
A year after a successful first season, crowned with great audience success, Master Crimes is back this Thursday October 17 at 9:10 p.m. on TF1. This second season of the police comedy with Muriel Robin et Anne Le Nenaka criminologist Louise Arbus and Captain Barbara Delandre, and which includes six new episodes, is it worth a look? Télé-Loisirs gives you some answers.
Master Crimes : What awaits you in the second season broadcast from this Thursday, October 17 on TF1!
A corpse hanging in an astonishing staging in a painting studio, the remains of a man found near a survivalist community, the creator of a very special dating application found dead in an animal cemetery, a worker of sex murdered in her family home, the discovery of the mummified head of a woman who had disappeared years before… On the front of police investigations, Barbara, Louise and the latter’s students will be particularly served. But far from the crime scenes, always scrupulously analyzed by the criminologist, life is no less eventful. For Louise, it was a decision by commissioner Oscar Rugasira (Olivier Claverie) which will deeply disturb her. As for the romance between Barbara and Théodore (Michael Cohen), it is far from being as easy to live with as that.
Master Crimes : Should we watch the second season of the series with Muriel Robin and Anne Le Nen, broadcast this Thursday, October 17 on TF1? Our opinion
This second season of the series with Muriel Robin and Anne Le Nen is off to a flying start. Fans of the caustic criminology professor will find all the ingredients of the series: inventive investigations, imaginative staging and funny lines. Above all, they will note that certain major faults of the first – in particular the storyline imbalance between a Louise always ahead of the cops behind her or a sometimes exaggerated writing of certain characters – have been erased and attenuated, making the general mechanics more effective Again. Certainly, this detective comedy does not revolutionize anything but certainly embodies what it is, deep down, that is to say, efficient and quality entertainment. And that’s already a lot.
