This Friday, October 4th, Captain Marlow was due to return to France 2 during the broadcast of a new, unreleased episode. An opus like no other since David Halliday is cast in this new investigation.
For the occasion, the singer, making his first small screen appearance here, plays Grégoire, a high-profile reporter exiled to a Breton island who welcomes his old high school friends for reunion weekend.
But the festive atmosphere is strained when he introduces them to his fiancée, the beautiful Carla, who is much younger and who is, above all, the daughter of two gang members, Max and Florence. The next day, Gregor’s boat explodes, killing their friend Mika.
Did Max, in a rage, want to destroy the boat, accidentally kill Mika? Down-to-earth girl Marlo arrives and discovers that this group shares painful secrets. But one thing is certain: Grégoire made many enemies with his journalistic investigations…
Why don’t you watch the new episode?
Unfortunately, fans of the detective series will have to wait until they discover this new episode of Captain Marlowe. France 2 has actually announced the deprogramming of a fiction produced by José Dayan to pay tribute to Michel Blanc, who died on Thursday, October 3rd.
Instead of Captain Marlowe, the audience will be able to watch the feature film I’m You Very Beautiful, in which the actress plays Aimé Pigrene, a troubled farmer who turns to a marriage agency after the death of his wife.
How to watch an episode of Captain Marlowe?
At the moment, France 2 has not yet announced a new date for the new episode of Captain Marlowe. The channel should probably offer it in the coming weeks.
Unless it decides to air it next Friday, October 11, instead of another new episode of Captain Marlowe starring Corinne Masiero opposite Christopher Bayemi and Eric Caravaca. Continued…
In the meantime, you can find old episodes of Captain Marlowe on the free streaming platform france.tv.
Source: Allocine
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