This Friday, October 4, Captain Marleau was to make his comeback on France 2 during the broadcast of a new, unpublished episode. An opus like no other since David Hallyday is in the casting of this new investigation.
For the occasion, the singer, who is making his first appearance on the small screen here, plays Grégoire, a great reporter exiled on a Breton island, who receives his old high school friends for a reunion weekend.
But the festive atmosphere tenses when he introduces them to his fiancée, the pretty Carla, who is much younger and who, above all, is the daughter of Max and Florence, two of the members of the gang. The next day, Grégoire’s boat explodes, causing the death of their friend Micka.
Did Max want, in anger, to destroy the boat, accidentally killing Micka? Marleau the earthly girl arrives and discovers that this group shares some painful secrets. But one thing is obvious: Grégoire has made many enemies through his journalistic investigations…
Why won’t you see a new episode?
Unfortunately, fans of the detective series will have to be patient before discovering this new episode of Captain Marleau. France 2 has in fact announced the deprogramming of the fiction produced by Josée Dayan in order to pay tribute to Michel Blanc, who died this Thursday, October 3.
Instead of Captain Marleau, viewers will be able to watch the feature film I find you very beautiful, in which the actor plays Aymé Pigrenet, a grumpy farmer who, following the death of his wife, calls on a marriage agency.
How to watch the Captain Marleau episode?
For the moment, France 2 has not yet communicated a new broadcast date for the new episode of Captain Marleau. The channel should probably offer it in the coming weeks.
Unless she decides to broadcast it next Friday, October 11, instead of another new episode of Captain Marleau in which Corinne Masiero will star opposite Christopher Bayemi and Eric Caravaca. To be continued…
In the meantime, you can find old episodes of Captain Marleau on the free streaming platform france.tv.
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