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An over-the-top biting political satire on France's current social upheaval from both sides of the camp (left and right), with hilarious situations and other shenanigans lead by the charismatic performance of Jean-Pascal Zadi as Stephane Ble.

It is dirty politics and we have seen it countless times, but not when an average person from a low-social economic background decides to standup for the people. To make it even complicated and messy, Stephane is not white! This induces plenty of racial issues across the board, where even Stephane has run-ins with other cultures - and the opposite sex. But all with tongue firmly placed in cheek.

No race or political ideology is safe as this series shows warts and all, including the sensationalism from the media. By no means is it attempting to be subversive, but thought provoking through the fine art of a satirical comedy - where sometimes it is closer to the truth.