“Cat’s Eyes”: why will you only be entitled to one episode this Monday evening on TF1?

Will the Chamade sisters finally find out what happened to their father? This Monday, November 29 in the evening, TF1 continues the broadcast of Cat’s Eyes. Led by Camille Lou, Constance Labbé and Claire Romain, the series tells the adventures of Alexia, Tam and Sylia, three young women who find themselves in Paris after years of separation. When a work of art that belonged to their father – who disappeared twelve years earlier in the mysterious fire in his gallery – resurfaces, they decide to steal it in the hope of finally understanding what really happened.

Adaptation of the famous animated series Signé Cat’s Eyes , the series directed by Alexandre Laurent (The Charity Bazaar, Les Combattantes) has been a hit since its launch. She was even dubbed by the creator of the original manga, Tsukasa Hôjô, delighted to see his heroines evolve in Paris. “I didn't want [l’histoire de] the series clings too much to that of the manga. I just wanted my work to be freely adapted. I was also very curious to discover how we could bring up to date these heroines that I drew a little while ago now.he confided.

'Cat's Eyes' will make way for 'Escort Boys'

But unlike previous weeks, this Monday, fans will only be entitled to one episode of the fiction (the seventh), compared to two in previous weeks. The eighth and final episode of Cat’s Eyes will therefore be broadcast on December 9. Viewers will be able to discover from 10:10 p.m. Escort Boyswhich arrives on TF1 a year after being unveiled on the Prime Video platform.

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Directed by Ruben Alves, the new release will immerse us in the world of escorts through the journey of four Camargue friends forced to sell their bodies to get by. In the casting, we will notably find Simon Ehrlacher, who plays Abel, Sylia's boyfriend in Cat’s Eyesand Guillame Labbé, who is none other than the brother of Constance Labbé.