From the NY Times Critic’s Pick 12/3/21:
NY Times Best Shows of 2021
The best crime procedural not set in New York, Baltimore or Birmingham ended its eight-season, 15-year run as it began — tense, complex, moving and authentic (even when its action spiraled out of control). The fallout from the maverick methods and routine rule-breaking of the central cops, Gilou and Laure (Thierry Godard and the captivating Caroline Proust), was at the heart of the final season’s story, as Laure tried to hold her team together and Gilou tried to earn his way back onto the force. And it played out, as always, against the backdrop of a teeming, scrappy, unglamorous Paris not often seen on American screens.
By Mike Hale
NY Times Television Critic
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