Reviews for this season often highlight the "spark" and "chemistry" between Balthazar and Camille, though some long-time viewers found the transition from Hélène Bach difficult, noting that the show felt "flatter" without the original lead's presence.
“Loved all of it... S1-3 had a slightly different feel, as for a change of Detective a different type of character worked well.” Facebook · Marie N de Jong · 4 years ago Balthazar S04E03 FRENCH HDTV
The episode holds an , reflecting a generally positive but slightly polarized reception typical of the fourth season. Reviews for this season often highlight the "spark"
The plot centers on the high-stakes abduction of a six-year-old girl named Anaïs, who is taken from her room in the middle of the night. As Balthazar (Tomer Sisley) and his new partner, Capitaine Camille Costes (Constance Labbé), race against a 24-hour ransom deadline, they uncover that the truth behind the kidnapping is far darker than a standard ransom case. Critical Review and Reception The plot centers on the high-stakes abduction of
“I should listen to other reviews and quit before season 4... I miss the other head of police and the season 4 one is just a little girl carrying no authority who should not have been cast.” IMDb
In Season 4, Episode 3 of the French crime thriller , titled "En apparence" ("In Appearance"), the series continues its shift following the major cast departure of Capitaine Hélène Bach (Hélène de Fougerolles). Episode Overview
“Balthazar's character loses much of its charm and the magic is gone.... What's a pity....” IMDb