Samuel Le Bihan (Alex Hugo) rants for a cause that is particularly close to his heart

Samuel Le Bihan, starring in the rebroadcast of an episode ofAlex Hugo this Tuesday, November 19 at 9:05 p.m. on France 3, did not mince his words regarding a cause for which he is fighting far from the cameras.

A week after broadcasting the effective and visually magnificent new episode “The Committed”France 3 replays its flagship series Alex Hugo in “rebroadcast” mode this Tuesday, November 19 with the investigation “In the wild”scheduled for 9:05 p.m. On November 1, 2022, nearly 6.2 million viewers discovered it, the absolute audience record for the series!

Alex Hugo : What is the episode broadcast this Tuesday, November 19 on France 3 about?

This episode therefore titled “In the wild” takes place partly in the Mirambelle nature reserve. This vast natural park serves as a laboratory for experts who observe how nature lives and evolves without humans and its impact. Forbidden to humans, this reserve is difficult to access. Alex and Angelo (Lionnel Astier) have never set foot there. And it is in this exceptional place, reserved for a handful of specialists, that the lifeless body of a guard, who lived there in a modest refuge, was found. Who could have killed him? And why? Two questions to which Alex will have to find answers…

Samuel Le Bihan: His fight far from the cameras

Citizen committed to the ecological cause, regularly addressed in Alex HugoSamuel Le Bihan is also a man very invested in another fight: that concerning autism. Father of a daughter with neurodevelopmental disorders, he has constantly fought for greater understanding and better care for those affected and their families. And this is why he created in 2019 the Autisme Info Service platform which, according to the confidences made by the actor to our colleagues from Nous Deux, is intended to be “a tool capable of linking the work of all the associations in France and the professionals we need when we take care of an autistic child or adult. It didn't exist, so we launched this platform ( …) No less than 40,000 people have been helped, which proves that it is a real tool of public utility. We can call to obtain administrative or legal advice, etc. made things happen, particularly on screening and support, but we will always have to fight to help families (…) I don't believe in the power of politicians. They don't have enough freedom.”

“It’s really disgusting!” : Samuel Le Bihan (Alex Hugo) rants for a cause that is particularly close to his heart

It is within the framework of this fight which is so close to his heart that Samuel Le Bihan gave quite a rant. Highlighting the glaring lack of resources in caring for autistic people and supporting their loved ones, the actor bared his fangs: “You can't imagine the number of people who make money on the back of their disability! It's really disgusting. It would also be necessary to simplify administrative procedures. There is too much paperwork. There remains a huge work to be done on reception structures adapted to autistic adults… It's not all perfect, but I'm not here waiting, I'm doing my part to make society better.” We couldn't be clearer…