New students will soon arrive at Star Academy Castle. Although privileged, they must respect a strict and precise rule.
Viewers are just waiting for that! After the Rugby World Cup event, the Star Academy will regain its place in the daily life of the French, just like Nikos in animation. The latter were won over by the big return of the cult show last year, and were waiting for this new season with the greatest impatience.
It is on Friday November 4 that viewers will be able to discover new students, which they will follow for almost three months. Given the success of season 10, which was considered a bit of a test season, the program is now lengthening. But while the new students are eager to start this adventure, and although they are privilegeda new rule awaits them. And this should not please everyone, but it will be beneficial to them, especially over time for the lucky ones who will see their adventure continue.
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What is this new strict rule decided by production?
In addition to new students, viewers will discover new teachers, regarding certain matters. Indeed, only Michael Goldman in his role as director, Adeline Toniutti as singing teacher and Coach Joe on the sports side will be back at the castle. For the rest, new faces will arrive in the teaching staff. Many viewers are particularly disappointed at the idea of not seeing Yanis Marshall, the dance teacher from season 10.
But in addition to new facesa new rule will appear. With the aim of framing the students, and helping them to maintain, “A midnight curfew will be required to keep up the pace over time.”, as revealed by TV Magazine. In addition to this, the students will also have a CPE, which is none other than Coach Joe. The latter will in fact be “responsible for creating a link between students and professionals but also for helping them if necessary”, reported Le Parisien. Enough to over-motivate the students.
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