Lycée Toulouse-Lautrec - Season 2
Season 2
After coming close to the closure just before the holidays, it is the resumption of classes at the Lycée Toulouse-Lautrec for Victoire and her gang. A somewhat special recovery since teachers and students are still in mourning after Charlie's death. But the course of life must resume. A life punctuated by care, physiotherapy sessions, pain management, learning autonomy, the choice of whether or not to undergo a risky operation, conflicts with parents, a newcomer with a state-of-the-art chair but also heart stories that are born or hidden and deep friendships that are woven. All with the humor and audacity that characterize this friendly and endearing group of teenagers.
Episodes
La Peur
Still in mourning, the group is back. Marie-Antoinette meets her new roommate and classmate, Alice, following Roxana's departure in her autonomy studio. While Feuillate is satisfied with this first day, he discovers that five boxes of Tramadol have been stolen...
Le Déni
Feuillate and Lespic are investigating the theft of drugs. During a moment of confusion, Reda and Marie-Antoinette kiss, while Alice learns about an experimental operation. For her part, Roxana, who was beginning to get used to her new life in autonomy, falls and is injured.
Le dilemme
After her fall, Roxana tries to act as if nothing happened but she has after-effects and her friends, especially Marie-Antoinette, are worried. Elisabeth wants her relationship with Gilles to be as discreet as possible. Feuillate, who discovered the boxes of Tramadol in Jules' room, decides to put them back in the school pharmacy rather than denounce him because he risks exclusion. Lespic accuses Edwige, the nurse, which forces the principal to tell him the truth. Jules, in withdrawal, asks Victoire to find him some medication.
La résilience
Roxana has been hospitalized but the news is reassuring for the gang, she is out of danger. The teenager announces to her parents that she prefers to return to boarding school. Jules, who has overdosed, must now follow a withdrawal program with the support of professionals. Victoire is worried because he does not answer her messages. Feuillate announces to the students that it is his son who stole the medication. It is time to revise for the French baccalaureate which will take place in three weeks. Alice is still considering going to a private clinic in Germany to have an operation. Théo does not get along with Gilles, Elisabeth's new boyfriend, who is increasingly present at their home.
L'espoir
An argument breaks out between the principal and his CPE. Feuillate discovers the existence of the weekly reports when Lespic explains to him that she did not send the email. When Victoire is about to confess to Jules her slip-up, he leaves her. He does not hold it against her, he does not think he is good enough for her. Alice had to cancel her operation, due to lack of money. She begins a fast. Feuillate, whose relationship is in crisis, gets closer to Janin. Victoire is having a hard time with her breakup and ends up giving in to Vlad.
La Fin
Last day of classes at high school. Between Vlad and Victoire, everything is going well, but Victoire can't fully invest herself in this new relationship. At lunchtime, Marie-Antoinette announces to the gang that Reda must return to the South.
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