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HIP: High Intellectual Potential

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HIP: High Intellectual Potential TV- Audrey Fleurot stands on top of body tape while closing the door of an overflowing car.

Common Sense Media Review

By Ty'Kira Smalls , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 14+

Genius mom cleverly solves crimes; cursing and violence.

Parents Need to Know

Why Age 14+?

Any Positive Content?

  • Audrey Fleurot stares pensively off into the distance. She wears a fuzzy blue collared coat.
  • Audrey Fleurot jokingly points at Mehdi Nebbou as they walk outside.
  • Audrey Fleurot and Cypriane Gardin sit on a couch in a living room. A baby bottle sits on the table in front of them.

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What's the Story?

Morgane (Audrey Fleurot) has an IQ of 160, making her an HIP: HIGH INTELLECTUAL POTENTIAL. With three kids and both fathers out of the house, Morgane spends graveyard shifts as a cleaner trying to make ends meet. But when she tampers with a case while cleaning a police station, Morgane is taken in as a suspect. She correctly analyzes their evidence and uncovers a dead-end, giving police chief Céline Hazan (Marie Denarnaud) hope and detective Adam Karadec (Mehdi Nebbou) a headache. After solving the case, Hazan offers Morgane a consultant position with the police, clashing with Morgane's distaste for authority. But with better pay and access, can Morgane swallow her pride long enough to solve a case of her own?

Is It Any Good?

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In a sea saturated with crime procedurals, this series is fast-paced and intriguing. HIP: High Intellectual Potential is clever, cunning, and creative. Morgane is a sharp, quirky, multilayered character and Audrey Fleurot portrays her idiosyncrasies very well. The language and violence makes this suitable for teens.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • In HIP: High Intellectual Potential, Morgane is deemed a genius based on her IQ. How does this affect her life? How do people treat her before and after finding out about her intelligence? Do you think this is right?

  • How are Morgane and Adam similar? What makes them clash?

  • Families can talk about whether Morgane is a role model. What are her admirable qualities? What are some not-so-great traits?

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