Next Thursday, TF1 will broadcast episode 6 of season 3 of “HPI” which, according to Bruno Sanches, the interpreter of Gilles, will be “crazy”. Why this episode is likely to mark the viewers?
TF1 has been broadcasting a new episode of HPI season 3 every Thursday evening for five weeks now. And each week, Morgane Alvaro (Audrey Fleurot) and Adam Karadec (Mehdi Nebbou) have to work on ever more unusual investigations.
After finding the murderer of her boss, revealing the family secrets of a rap star and infiltrating an ashram, the consultant and her partner still have a lot on their plate.
Even after 3 seasons on the air, HPI is still a real success story for TF1. Every week, no less than 7 million viewers gather in front of their television screen to discover the new adventures of Morgane and Karadec.
And to maintain the attention of the fans, the scriptwriters must redouble their efforts and creativity by developing stories all more original than the others. And if the start of season 3 has reserved its share of surprises, episode 6, which will be offered on Thursday June 15 on TF1, should reshuffle the cards.
Questioned by our colleagues from TV 7 DaysBruno Sanches, who camps Gilles, confided that season 3 of HPI was, for him, “the best season of the series”. A qualifier partly due to this famous episode 6: “I can tell you episode 6 is really crazy”, he explained. “I don’t think we’ve ever seen that on TF1”. But why does this opus stand out so much from the others?
In “Sounding and Stumbling”, Morgane, Karadec and their colleagues will investigate the death of Salomé Rousseau, a 19-year-old young woman found dead in the middle of a lecture hall at medical school.
Their investigation, however, takes a scary turn when all the clues lead the police to think that the victim was a vampire, especially since they will discover that she was actually 39 years old.
Is Salome really a mythical being or is there a more rational explanation for this whole story? This is what the members of the DIPJ of Lille will seek to discover.
See you next Thursday, June 15 on TF1 to discover episode 6 of season 3 of HPI. For the most impatient, the episode is already available in preview on the MyTF1 Max platform.