Spiral season 8 saw the cast return for one last outing (Image: BBC)
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Speaking ahead of the final outing MHz Networks’ VP of Content Lance Schwulst said: Of course, we re sad that the end of Spiral is upon us, but it s thrilling to watch Caroline Proust, Thierry Godard, Audrey Fleurot and the rest of the cast turn in such high-caliber [sic] performances after eight seasons.”
He added to PR Newswire: We can t wait to see what s up next from them.
The cast and crew of Spiral may also have wanted to move onto other things as well after so long, which spelled the end for the show.
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Caroline Proust (Laure Berthaud) in “Spiral.” Photo courtesy of Photo courtesy of Caroline Dubois / Son et Lumière /
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Still atop the
New York Times list of must-see TV, “Spiral” (“Engrenages”), the police drama from France, launches its eighth and final season on January 5 on MHz Choice, with a release of a new episode each week. Marine Francou supervised the writing staff on what was her plotline for this season. She doesn’t disappoint.
As explained in the review of Season 7, “Spiral” is an intense look at the French justice system from all the intermeshed points of view. Beloved and complicated judge advocate Roban is no longer part of the team. His forced retirement has removed him from the central role he played in years past when adjudicating the solution of the crimes the police of the Second District were tasked with solving.
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Spiral season eight has officially landed on the BBC and the French police drama follows the lives of those working for the Palais de Justice in Paris. The series delves in the work lives and personal affairs of police, judges and lawyers, and there is plenty of drama and scandal for fans to enjoy. Express.co.uk has all you need to know about how many episodes air in season eight.