Catastrophe has never broken my heart like this episode did. In each of the three seasons, both Rob Delaney and…
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Cast
Rossif Sutherland (Frank)Julie Perreault (Audrey)Mia Hemerling (School pupil)Nathaly Thibault (Restaurant Patron)Mathieu Dufresne (Client bar)Christine Lan (Jeune Femme Ordi)David Noël (Commis)Paméla Dumont (Femme dans le parc)Patrick Hivon (Patrick (2017))Jean-Nicolas Verreault (Dave (2017))Daniel Parent (Bernard (2017))Véronique Le Flaguais (Mia (2017))Sandra Dumaresq (Margot (2017))Olivia Palacci (Melissa (2017))
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Synopsis
The story of Catastrophe begins with one night stand with Frank and Audrey living the most intense 6 days of their lives.A few weeks after Frank receives a phone call from her.She is pregnant.The couple decides to experience parenthood together without knowing much.
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