But we are very far from a real balance because the judicial system is fundamentally inquisitorial, ”says the professor at the Sorbonne. I enjoyed the series overall, but I didn't really get invested in any of the characters. Except for the obvious villains, I had no feelings about any of the Paris Police 1900” is produced by Emmanuel Daucé for Tetra Media Fiction and Nury for A.F.P.I. Varietytalked to Nury and Françoise Guyonnet, Studiocanal executive managing director of TV, in the run-up to the show’s bow:

We also get plenty of other intrigues. Lépine’s daughter, Louise (Mathilde Weil), is now centre stage, revealing herself to be a formidable operator – she’s advising her father in police business, as well as keeping a beady eye on Steinheil, who is sending the police commissioner perfumed letters, letters that seem to be having their desired effect. Jouin wants to find out the whole truth about the Sabran, taking the risk of losing Jeanne. Meg is now thinking about the future and playing her last card with the Prefect. Lépine, a fine strategist, allowed time to work in his favour in the so-called Fort Chabrol affair. His wife offers him unexpected support.

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At the Sûreté, everyone is working to resolve the Berger affair; the police need to prove their effectiveness. A few days before the opening of the Dreyfus trial, tension is mounting in the streets of Paris. Lépine foils to his advantage the trap of personal scandal set for his wife.

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Canal + is broadcasting this Monday at 9:05 pm the last two episodes of Paris Police 1900. A series that combines historical characters and fictional protagonists. It is in particular within the police headquarters that" what will become forensic science was born ", notes Jean-Marc Berlière.