Love me, please love me

Episode aired Sep 13, 2023
TV-14
1h 4m

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8.4/10

103

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This show is worth the watch just for the direction, timing and acting of its last episode. Laurent Lafitte and David Talbot astounded me in their final scene beautiful built up in suspensio... Read allThis show is worth the watch just for the direction, timing and acting of its last episode. Laurent Lafitte and David Talbot astounded me in their final scene beautiful built up in suspension through the cinematography and direction of Tristen Seguela. It was one of the most impr... Read allThis show is worth the watch just for the direction, timing and acting of its last episode. Laurent Lafitte and David Talbot astounded me in their final scene beautiful built up in suspension through the cinematography and direction of Tristen Seguela. It was one of the most impressive exchanges I have seen in television in a long time, reminding me of the first time ... Read all

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8.4/10

103

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Cherry on the cake, as we say in France

This episode, the last of the series, is absolutely terrific, regarding of this unforgettable, dialogue scene between Bernard Tapie and the prosecutor Eric de Montgolfier. Bernard Tapie, already known to be a real "big mouth", arrogant, selfish, ruthless, schemer, but though charismatic, enters the prosecutor's office to try to bribe him, as he usually does with any one he meets. And the prosecutor seems so calm, so different from any other people whom Tapie ususally deals with. And then begins this awesome and offbeat duel between the two of them. It is absolutely terrific. I saw it three times in a row. I will come back deeper in the overall series review, maybe today, or maybe tomorrow.