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Title: Braquo (2009–2016)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Jean-Hugues Anglade | ... | Eddy Caplan 30 episodes, 2009-2016 | |
| Joseph Malerba | ... | Walter Morlighem / ... 28 episodes, 2009-2016 | |
| Karole Rocher | ... | Roxane Delgado / ... 28 episodes, 2009-2016 | |
| Nicolas Duvauchelle | ... | Théo Vachewski / ... 18 episodes, 2009-2014 | |
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Geoffroy Thiébaut | ... | Roland Vogel / ... 18 episodes, 2009-2016 |
| Isabelle Renauld | ... | Michelle Bernardi / ... 13 episodes, 2009-2016 | |
Four police officers of the SDPJ Hauts-de-Seine, Eddie Caplan, Walter Morlighem, Theo Wachevski and Roxane Delgado have their lives turned upside down when their colleague, Max, committed suicide, following a case in which he is unfairly blamed. They then cross the "yellow line", not hesitating to circumvent the law to achieve their purposes in order to wash the honor of their friend Max. Written by bobbytz dark
"Braquo" is an entertaining and gripping Police TV Series. It is the story of a group of Parisian cops who deal with tough criminals with controversial methods. They often can be confused with criminals for their way of dealing with delicate situations, and they don't hesitate to kill people who can harm them physically or who can damage their status as Policemen. The main characters, the cops Eddy, Roxane, Theo and Walter, who are big friends, get in trouble very easily because of their borderline styles of life (Theo is a cocaine addict, Walter a restless gambler), and they always finish dragging the others in their own problems. They also always have to fight against their superiors who want to kick them out of the Police force. I watched both series and I can say that the second one is much more interesting because it has a quick pace and a very complex plot that involves former military men, ministers and ruthless criminals. The adjective I would use to describe this series is "tough" since there are many brutal scenes. A flaw or, If you want, a bizarre feature of the series is some unrealistic scenes: the police headquarters looks like a damp garage and the group of the 4 cops have a kind of bar inside the police station. However I think "Braquo" is a well done series even if I like "Engrenages" better.