This Wednesday, October 9, a brand new series arrives on TF1 that will take your breath away! Nightsleeper will keep you in suspense for six episodes and therefore three weeks of broadcast. But actually, what does the title of this British miniseries mean?
Sit back in your armchairs and other sofas this Wednesday, October 9 from 9:10 p.m. TF1 offers the first two episodes of the new thriller Nightsleepera British miniseries in six episodes (our opinion). This captivating story, carried in particular by Joe Cole (Peaky Blinders) will keep you in suspense for three weeks of broadcast. To make it short, imagine the cult film Speedbut on board a train, and you will have the beginning of an idea of what awaits you!
Nightsleeper : What awaits you this Wednesday, October 9
TF1 therefore offers the first two episodes of Nightsleeperand it starts strong. After foiling an attempted theft of a computer in Glasgow train station, Joe (Joe Cole) takes his train to London and quickly realizes that this theft was just a diversion. Malicious people installed a device in the train to be able to take control of it remotely. Despite jammers hidden on board, he manages to get in touch with Abby, team leader at the National Cybersecurity Center. Then begins a race against time to succeed in stopping the train before it arrives at full speed in the middle of London station…
Nightsleeper : What does the title of this new miniseries mean?
Apart from English speakers and the British, the title Nightsleeper may seem a little obscure. It turns out that in Great Britain this term refers to a “night train”. The latter can also be called “night train” or simply “sleeper” in more colloquial language. At the start of the series, the length of the journey between Glasgow and London Euston station is given as 660 kilometers, and the duration as 316 minutes (i.e. 5 hours and 16 minutes). To reinforce the intensity of the narrative, the events of the miniseries take place almost in real time.
