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1787, France. While investigating a series of mysterious murders, Joseph Guillotin - the future inventor of the world famous ‘Guillotine’ - uncovers an unknown virus: the Blue Blood. The disease quickly spreads amongst the French aristocracy, driving them to murder ordinary people and soon leads to a rebellion.
Episode 8 : Chapter Eight - The Rebellion
October. 16,2020
Ophélie glimpses into Madeleine's alarming power, Oka and Albert part ways, and Élise faces betrayal.
Episode 7 : Chapter Seven - The Dilemma
October. 16,2020
As Joseph continues his search for a cure, tensions come to a head between Charles and Donatien, and Madeleine defies Donatien's attempt to destroy her.
Episode 6 : Chapter Six - The Alliance
October. 16,2020
Joseph and Katell fall prey to Donatien's sinister scheme. Charles orders Pérouse to track down Élise and Lariboise.
Episode 5 : Chapter Five - The Blue Blood
October. 16,2020
As the origin of the blue blood comes to light, Élise must form an alliance between nobles and rebels to avert its spread.
Episode 4 : Chapter Four - The Executioners
October. 16,2020
With his newfound abilities as a blue-blood, Donatien tracks down Guy de Montargis, who makes a searing confession. Albert faces a tragic dilemma.
Episode 3 : Chapter Three - The Innocents
October. 16,2020
The Brotherhood convinces Joseph to help them infiltrate the prison. Ophélie coerces Father Maxence into divulging details on the man in Élise's locket.
Episode 2 : Chapter Two - The Revenant
October. 16,2020
Someone unexpectedly reaches out to Élise through Madeleine. Joseph begins to dissect the mystery behind Rebecca's death.
Episode 1 : Chapter One - The Beginning
October. 16,2020
Madeleine recounts her nightmarish visions to Élise. An unsettling truth rears its head during an encounter between Joseph and Oka, a prisoner.
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