You know how these homicide detective shows go. They typically focus on one detective from a squad, with a partner or junior officers from the squad as supporting characters. And there's always a boss, usually called something like captain, superintendent, or commissioner, and played by an older actor, which makes sense for an experienced officer and authority.
In what I watched of "Agathe Koltes", it's odd-the boss looks about 30 years old but somehow she's a senior officer in charge of everyone else. As if Commissioner Pippi Longstocking wasn't enough of a stretch, the main character, played by a 54-year-old, is a lower-ranked detective and none other than the commissioner's mother. The series actually presents her as subordinate to her daughter, taking orders from her and even getting chewed out.
Sorry, I can't take that seriously.
In what I watched of "Agathe Koltes", it's odd-the boss looks about 30 years old but somehow she's a senior officer in charge of everyone else. As if Commissioner Pippi Longstocking wasn't enough of a stretch, the main character, played by a 54-year-old, is a lower-ranked detective and none other than the commissioner's mother. The series actually presents her as subordinate to her daughter, taking orders from her and even getting chewed out.
Sorry, I can't take that seriously.