Resident on TF1: How does the medical series with Matt Chukri end?

After six seasons and no fewer than 107 episodes, The Resident ends this Wednesday night on TF1 with the last four episodes of the adventures of Dr. Conrad Hawkins, played since 2018 by Matt Cuchry, previously seen in Gilmore Girls and The Good Wife. .

Also starring Manish Deyal, Bruce Greenwood, Jane Leaves and Malcolm-Jamal Warner, The Resident follows the daily lives of doctors and nurses at Atlanta’s Chastain Hospital who must juggle the well-being of their patients with the challenges they face. Confronted the injustices of the American health care system and the big medical and pharmaceutical groups that make up the law in this world.

And if the cancellation of the medical series, which took place last year in the United States, was not completely expected by the production, the writers, who knew the decrease in the audience, still decided to choose the end of the 6th season, as a rule. which offers a happy ending to most of the characters.

Resident: The End

Recently introduced in the series, Ian Sullivan (Andrew McCarthy), Cade’s father, manages to save Sam, Belle’s grandson, and finally confesses to Keith (Janes Leeves) about his drug addiction, which does not allow him to expect to keep his position. Doctor in the hospital.

Padma Devi (Aneesha Joshi), on the other hand, reunites with her twins and AJ (Malcolm-Jamal Warner) after post-partum depression, while her sister Leela (Anuja Joshi) successfully undergoes a heart transplant that Governor Bates agrees to keep. His financial support for Chastain.

However, that’s not the only good news for Leela in the latest episode of The Resident, as the young woman is also promoted to doctor and receives a marriage proposal from Devon (Manish Dayal).

Meanwhile, Belle (Bruce Greenwood) decides to step back and focus on her recovery. While Conrad and Billie (Jessica Lucas) are allowed a last minute happy ending when Conrad confesses to his new girlfriend that he loves her. A beautiful statement to which Bill simply replies “I love you too” before kissing Conrad.

And it’s with this beautiful sequence, followed by a final long shot of the hospital, that The Resident closes after six eventful seasons, to say the least.

New medical series

Next Wednesday, the mini-series The Jacob Barber Affair (Defending Jacob) with Chris Evans will take the place after the first show on the Apple TV+ platform. Then, from March 20, fans of medical series will be delighted to find a new season 3 of the Italian series Doc every Wednesday from 21:10.

Find episodes of season 6 resident Repeat on the TF1+ streaming platform.