The Best Episodes Written By Marc Kressmann

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   #1 - Like Mother, Like Daughter

   S4:E65/20/2016

   After her main suspect is murdered, Candice comes under direct threat, too. What does she have to hide and why is she not leveling with her local counterpart?

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   #2 - Tough Love

   S3:E25/15/2015

   When a woman is found stabbed to death in her home, suspicion falls on her lover, a killer who has just been released from prison. However, Candice has her doubts.

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   #3 - Of Penitence and Punishment

   S3:E35/22/2015

   An anonymous phone tip sends Candice and her team to a local pond in search of a murder victim. Despite blood at the scene, there’s no body to be found.

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   #4 - Beauty Is Pain

   S6:E14/27/2018

   Candice has decided to turn down her transfer and is back on friendly terms with her boss - at least she thinks so. Everything seems to be going great, but when Antoine returns, where will he be assigned and how will he fit into Candice's life?

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   #5 - Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Cold

   S6:E24/27/2018

   A surprising crime scene awaits Inspector Renoir and her unit when a young woman is discovered with her head bashed in under the skeleton of a T-Rex. Meanwhile, at loggerheads with Antoine, Candice gets revenge by getting herself a new captain.

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   #6 - He Who Laughs Last Laughs Longest

   S6:E35/4/2018

   The murder of 60-year-old Pierre Rossi - who was recently involved with a young, cheerful, and beautiful blonde named "Candice Renoir", rattles the unit. Candice faces the prospect that someone may have stolen her identity to commit the crime.

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   #7 - The Road to Hell Is Paved in Good Intentions

   S6:E75/18/2018

   A tragic death shocks Candice's unit especially Antoine, who thought he'd lost Candice as well. Paul Périer, the in-house shrink, decides group therapy would be good for them. A nice plan... that gets derailed when they see a murder unfold live.

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   #8 - To Errr Is Human

   S7:E34/26/2019

   The team investigates a crime scene out on the open sea when two bodies with gunshot wounds are discovered aboard a sailboat. Meanwhile, Candice finds that emotions are running high at home as well as among the staff at the station.

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   #9 - A fault confessed is half forgiven

   S5:E14/28/2017

   Candice and the team are called to a "murder party," where they have a hard time convincing the participants that one of them really has been killed.

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    #10 - Birds of a feather flock together

    S5:E24/28/2017

    Recovering from an injury, Candice finds herself confined to a wheelchair and wearing a neck brace but that doesn't stop her from going undercover to crack a case.

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    #11 - What a woman wants... (Part 1)

    S5:E95/26/2017

    A woman is murdered the same way her prostitute mother had been killed back in 1975. During the case, Candice suffers an accident at home and falls into a coma.

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    #12 - What a woman wants... (Part 2)

    S5:E105/26/2017

    Candice"s coma takes her back to 1975, where she investigates the murder that happened that year. She manages to solve it but can she now manage to wake up?

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    #13 - There's Strength in Numbers, Part 1

    S6:E95/25/2018

    After the troubling disappearance of an entire family, luminol dusting reveals large traces of blood, which DNA testing links to each family member. Was it a quadruple murder, or is there another, less dire, explanation?

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    #14 - There's Strength in Numbers, Part 2

    S6:E105/25/2018

    Candice tries to understand the causes of the sudden disappearance of a family.

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    #15 - Forewarned Is Forearmed

    S7:E14/19/2019

    When Candice cuts her honeymoon short and rushes to Antoine's side in the hospital, Max is left feeling uneasy about his marriage's future. Meanwhile, a new case emerges after a park worker excavating an uprooted tree unearths a dead body too.

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    #16 - Out of Sight, Out of Mind

    S4:E55/20/2016

    Antoine is happy to be back working with his old team. A serial killer case takes Candice to her hometown and memories of a traumatic time in her life.

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    #17 - The Straw that Broke the Camel's Back

    S6:E65/11/2018

    A mother driven to extremes by the constant bullying of her child takes Candice and her son, Leo, hostage at his school. The nightmare worsens when Candice runs into the German teacher, who happens to be an old boyfriend holding a grudge.

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    #18 - Appearances Can Be Deceiving

    S3:E106/19/2015

    A badly torn-up body is discovered in a dance hall. The team begin to unravel an incredibly violent family tragedy.

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    #19 - Ask No Questions and Hear No Lies

    S6:E45/4/2018

    The body of a handsome young African man is found tied up and drowned. Visiting his widow, Candice starts poking around in the world of female sex tourism. Meanwhile, an overwhelmed Antoine has to bring his 18-month-old daughter to work with him.

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