Tuesday April 25, France 3 offers the last unpublished episode that it has in stock from The Doc and the Vet. Back to the small fictional village of Crussignac, in Auvergne, where Emma Colin, the only general practitioner for miles around, and Pierre Josset, the rustic and caustic vet, consult. Two sympathetic and endearing characters, played by Dounia Coesens and Michel Cymes, as accomplices in front of as behind the cameras. Called “Les Charognards”, this episode is already the fourth in the France 3 series.
The Doc and the Véto: what is the episode broadcast this Tuesday, April 25 about?
In this plot entitled “The Scavengers”, the Doc and the Véto are caught between farmers worried about the presence of vultures in the region, and a group of ecologists, some of whom are ready to get their hands dirty to be heard. . The tone goes up a notch when a raptor attacks a calf, and war is declared when the remains of one of these powerful birds are discovered near Pierre’s brother, who just happens to have a rifle. the hand.
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For her part, Emma did not imagine that “the vulture affair” would allow her to make a nice meeting. Determined but not very subtle, the young woman will put on not her best shoes, but rather her biggest clogs to seduce the vulture specialist dispatched to the scene. If this romance is not to Pierre’s taste, it allows Emma to change her mind and forget about the investigation into her mother, which will however progress.
The Doc and the Véto: should we watch the unpublished episode of April 25? Our opinion
How good it is to live in Crussignac. Because even if the young people do not know how to occupy their time, that a strange epidemic sows terror or that tensions oppose certain villagers, no murder or rape is to be deplored. A welcome absence of violence which does not prevent Michel Cymes and Dounia Coesens from carrying out the investigation.
The good idea of this episode is also to give pride of place to animals, especially vultures, which are a little too numerous for the taste of the villagers. The opportunity to learn that the presence of these raptors with an overused reputation is recommended since these gravediggers play an important role in cleaning up the carcasses of dead animals. But what undeniably makes the charm of The Doc and the Vet it is undoubtedly his duo of doctors, endearing, benevolent and perfectly interpreted. And, once again, they do the job.
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