Whoever says back to school, says new faces, this is where it all starts. Earlier in the week, the students of the new promotion, which notably includes Ethan (Rick Cleve), son of Chef Cardone, make a sensational entrance into the Auguste Armani Institute.
One character in particular did not stand out with his behavior and escapades. Going so far as to offer fans of the daily TF1 series a pretty hot elite-style scene that doesn’t seem to be particularly appreciated by all viewers.
Indeed, in the previous episode, David Gauthier (Liam Helman), one of the candidates who came to take the entrance exam at a prestigious school, is absent in the middle of the test and Salome’s curiosity is drawn. (Orelli Pons).
When a young chef about to join the Rose Master (Vanessa Demoy) finally tracks David down, she finds him making love to another suitor in the institute’s library. A scene which, although hidden, is, it must be said, “hot” to say the least.
Even before the airing of this sequence, some netizens had been watching It All Begins with interest, surprised and even shocked to find an excerpt of the scene on social media.
“Ow is this going to be porn or what?”, “It’s all happening…”, “There, on the other hand, it’s not!”or “They are violent with this type of scene”It can be read in the comments of the excerpt on the official Instagram account of the series.
So, obviously, after yesterday’s episode aired on TF1, similar reactions quickly appeared on the networks and in particular on Twitter, with netizens commenting that it all starts here live. Some viewers seem to think that such a scene has nothing to do with TF1 in prime time.
“Sex scene with voices that goes well here it all starts at 7pm, it’s all good on TF1. Luckily my little ones weren’t in the living room at the time”, “Absolute level of awkwardness for this scene with David Kenny in the middle of the competition!!!”, “A scene forbidden to children under 18 is where it all starts, what exactly was that for?… The messages from shocked internet users certainly didn’t fail.
At least some of the tweets tried to put things into perspective by reminding us that we can see much worse in other movies and series. Or even just on social networks: “People acting shocked because we saw two young people shaking shelves in mid-act know that kids can see a lot worse on their smartphones, huh…”.
Especially since this scene, which only lasts a few seconds and is in no way pornographic, everything here just continues the trend of pushing back the taboos of French television.
Source: allocine
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
