Last Friday, December 22, France 2 aired the final episode of season 4 of Astrid and Raffaele, its flagship detective series. And after a little less than a year of waiting, the two heroes, played by Lola DeWeir and Sarah Mortensen, are preparing to make their return to new adventures this Friday, November 8, during an unprecedented broadcast of Season 5.
A new burst of episodes in which Astrid and Raphael work on an investigation, each one more unusual than the last. To recap, take a look at the events that took place at the end of Season 4.
Rafael is pregnant
In the last episode of Astrid and Rafael Season 4, Nico and Rafael reached a new milestone and finally decided to start a romantic relationship after several years of being together.
And if everything seemed to be going well in all possible worlds, Rafael took a pregnancy test at the last minute. And what was her surprise when she found out that she was pregnant with Nikola. Good news and bad news for the cop who doesn’t know if he’s really ready for this new adventure.
At the beginning of season 5, Rafael denies this pregnancy and takes the time to tell Nicola about it. How will he react to hearing this news? Will the couple decide to keep the baby? Answer this Friday night on France 2.
Tetsuo is about to leave France
It’s been a few seasons since Astrid and Tetsuo started dating. Little by little, the young woman gave him space, to the point where he could no longer live without her. Unfortunately, in the final moments of Season 4, Tetsuo announced to Nicola that he was going to return to Japan.
His visa is about to expire and he has no choice but to leave France. How will he break the news to Astrid? And what will be the reaction? Does this mean that Kengo Saito, the character’s translator, will be leaving the series?
Answer all these questions and more this Friday, November 8 at 9:05 p.m.
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