Since 1996, this series has evolved quite a bit. I see some episodes now and then, but I've discovered that the TV Hebdo is a much better tool to view the series. In two lines per episode, it gives us all the significant " punches " to enable us to follow Virginia well.
I noticed since the beginning of the 98-99 season a fall in quality, an obvious lack of imagination of Fabienne Larouche, the writer. The abortions, the jealous mothers, the teacher-student relationships, homosexuality, the sudden death of a close relation, all that, they are exhausted topics. You are not surprised if Évelyne tries out these first rules in some episodes...
Again, it is getting worse - apart from continuity, in the sense that the pupils graduate and change school years. Not as in Beverly Hills 90210, which was made over a period of 7 years until the stars went to college...
I noticed since the beginning of the 98-99 season a fall in quality, an obvious lack of imagination of Fabienne Larouche, the writer. The abortions, the jealous mothers, the teacher-student relationships, homosexuality, the sudden death of a close relation, all that, they are exhausted topics. You are not surprised if Évelyne tries out these first rules in some episodes...
Again, it is getting worse - apart from continuity, in the sense that the pupils graduate and change school years. Not as in Beverly Hills 90210, which was made over a period of 7 years until the stars went to college...