Léo

- Season 1

(2018)

To cheer up his friend Chabot, Léo decides to take him to celebrate Midsummer Day in Montreal. All goes wonderfully well until Léo enters a church and sees himself offered a chance to make a wish. A year passes. Chabot's life has totally changed. As for, Léo he's still alone.

Jessica has to organise a fête to celebrate the village's 125th anniversary. Léo is asked to run a game for the children, but he has serious doubts as to his capacity to entertain the local youngsters.

Léo pulls out all the stops to find the future woman of his life. Jessica suggests that he should perhaps put his effort into finding a job: write a CV, read the ads, go for interviews.

Thanks to Jessica, Léo meets Julien who works for Dubeau Gâteaux, a cake-making company. There's a job going and Julien offers to put a word in for him. Léo visits the factory, where the attractive Cindy agrees to take him under her wing for a trial starting the next morning.

Whilst he's already struggling to cope with his working hours, Léo also has to put up with the personality and often dubious sense of humour of his colleagues. He does his best to make a place for himself within the team, and also try his luck with the attractive Cindy.

For his first date, Léo wants everything to be perfect. Determined to impress his guest, he takes care over every detail, from the overall ambiance to the meal itself. But maybe he's going over the top?

Wanting to score points with Cindy, Léo pays her a surprise visit and meets her brother Yannick. After a bit of a blunder, he tries to make up for it and spends the day with them, finding that they actually have a lot in common.

Léo is invited to a baby shower organised by Chabot, a party that the future godfather takes very seriously. So, when one of the guests, not particularly appreciated by the village, joins in the festivities, he does all he can to ensure the day runs smoothly.

Cindy moves in with Léo with all her belongings, including her dog Madonna. Being no great animal-lover, Léo goes to a lot of effort to cohabit with the beast. Particularly as the latter is somewhat aged and finds it difficult to adapt to the new environment.

Unlike Cindy, Léo has never set foot in a congress. On the other hand he knows that you can attend conferences and training sessions. At least that's what he thinks. And unfortunately for Léo, his colleagues know a little bit more about the subject.

As the anniversary of his mother's death approaches Léo wants to use this special day to pop the question. He's planned everything but, as is often the case, nothing happens quite as it should have. Yet it was all so simple, before life got in the way.