Should we watch the new TF1 series with Thierry Neuvic broadcast this Monday, May 6? Our opinion !

This Monday, May 6, TF1 launches at 9:10 p.m. a brand new police comedy, carried by the duo Thierry Neuvic and Ethann Isidore. Do you have to book your evening?

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One week after the end of Red bracelets, TF1 continues this Monday, May 6 with a brand new detective series entitled The recruit. Carried by the duo Thierry Neuvic And Ethann Isidorethe young French actor revealed by the 5th part of the adventures ofIndiana Jones, is this detective comedy set on the magnificent Basque coast an unmissable success? Télé-Loisirs gives you the answer…

The recruit : What does the new TF1 series with Thierry Neuvic say?

During an operation, Captain Vincent Béraud (Thierry Neuvic) safes young Kevin (Ethann Isidore). Shortly after, Commander Trinquant (Judith El Zein) suggests to the latter, as skilled in repartee as in trickery, to join the ranks of the police and, more particularly, the team of the rough and taciturn Béraud. Very reluctant to work with this madman who is not inclined to respect the rules, the cop is forced to accept. Their collaboration is difficult but Kevin proves to be notably effective in the field. Between Béraud, deeply affected by the disappearance of his son, and Kevin, with a turbulent family history, a real bond will develop over the weeks…

The recruit : Should we watch the new TF1 series with Thierry Neuvic broadcast this Monday, May 6? Our opinion !

The main strength of this detective comedy is its duo of main actors. The alchemy, complementarity and energy deployed by Thierry Neuvic And Ethann Isidore are undeniable and allow us to overlook some shortcuts and plot conveniences. Above all, the two actors succeed in building an organic relationship on screen, feeding off the resentments and flaws, the needs and shortcomings of their characters and their shared evolution. Over the course of the 6 episodes, marked by eclectic investigations, several common threads are woven (the mystery surrounding the disappearance of Béraud’s son, the integration of Kevin into his new police universe…), which help to anchor the the viewer’s attention and the intentions of the screenwriters. If The recruit does not revolutionize the genre of police comedy, it embodies it effectively, has that little extra human depth and proves to be frankly entertaining.