Here it all begins: major upheaval at TF1

The plot of Here It All Begins reaches a spectacular turning point this week on TF1, marked by unprecedented tensions, unexpected revelations, and decisions that threaten to redefine the future of several key figures at the Auguste Armand Institute. This new episode, dense and emotionally charged, promises to shake viewers as alliances break, truths are revealed, and hearts waver.

From the very first scenes, the tone is set: something important is brewing. In the training kitchen, a heavy atmosphere settles among the students. Eyes meet, words are held back, and everyone seems on edge. Antoine, observant and worried, senses that something is slipping through his fingers. He questions Claire, who shares his feelings: the Institute has never seemed so fragile, nor so divided. Recent events have left their mark, and some students still haven’t come to terms with the decisions made by the administration.

Meanwhile, Constance, usually calm and kind, is going through a period of deep doubt. Tensions at home with Emmanuel Teyssier are becoming increasingly visible. The authority of the Institute’s iconic leader is beginning to waver in the face of criticism from those close to him and accumulated fatigue. Even his students, accustomed to his severity, are noticing that something is amiss. Teyssier, for his part, continues to put on a brave face, but behind his facade of undeniable mastery, a growing unease is brewing. An unexpected event will turn everything upside down: an incident during a class calls into question his teaching style.

Meanwhile, Carla, still shaken by recent emotional wounds, tries to rebuild her life. But her explosive temper resurfaces when Bérénice returns to the Institute. The two young women, once close, come face to face after months of silence. Their reunion is tense, tinged with unspoken words and bitterness. Bérénice, determined to move on, did not expect to be greeted with such coldness. Carla, for her part, barely hides her anger and feelings of betrayal. This face-off heralds a series of confrontations where buried grudges threaten to resurface.

But the real shock of the episode comes during an official announcement made by the administration. Gathered in the amphitheater, the Institute community listens attentively to Antoine. His usually calm voice betrays an unusual emotion. He informs the students and teachers that a major change is about to take place: an internal reform aimed at redefining the school’s teaching methods. Some teachers will have to rethink their teaching methods, modules will be eliminated, and positions could disappear. The news comes as a bombshell.

Reactions are swift. Teyssier explodes, accusing Antoine of betraying the very spirit of the Institute. Claire tries to calm things down, but tensions rise. Some students, like Jasmine and Jim, see this change as an opportunity to learn differently, while others, like Carla and Bérénice, see it as a threat to their future. Discussions become heated, and cliques form. The unity of the Institute seems more fragile than ever.

In the corridors, murmurs multiply. Who supports this reform? Who opposes it? Rumors speak of a deep disagreement between Antoine and Teyssier, to the point that the latter is considering temporarily leaving his position. Constance, a helpless witness to the deterioration of their relationship, tries to reason with her husband, but Teyssier remains entrenched: for him, this reform is an insult to everything he has built.

For their part, the students are also experiencing a crisis of confidence. Between broken friendships, thwarted ambitions, and new rivalries, everyone is trying to pull themselves together. Penelope, for example, finds herself caught in a dilemma: remain loyal to her friends or support the reform that could finally allow her to stand out. Lionel, for his part, plays mediator, but quickly discovers that it’s impossible to please everyone.

Léo and Gaspard, still reeling from recent events, must also come to terms with this new situation. Their friendship, already strained, may not survive these upheavals. Léo, true to his principles, supports the idea of ​​a fairer and more transparent Institute, while Gaspard sees this reform as a betrayal of traditional values. Their exchanges become tense, and a breakup seems inevitable.

Tensions reach a peak when Teyssier calls an impromptu assembly in the kitchens. Before the students and faculty, he delivers a scathing speech, reminding them that the Armand Institute has never needed reforms to shine. His passion, charisma, and anger captivate the audience. But Antoine, determined to see this through to the end, calmly replies: the world of gastronomy is evolving, and the Institute must evolve with it. This verbal duel, as symbolic as it is brutal, marks a turning point. For the first time, Teyssier seems to waver in the face of direct opposition.

As the day draws to a close, a sense of uncertainty hangs in the air. Some students are already thinking about leaving, others about fighting for their place. Constance, for her part, fears that this professional crisis will take her marriage away. And in the shadows, an unexpected figure may well be pulling the strings of these upheavals: a mysterious investor, whose name is beginning to circulate among the teachers.

This new episode of Here It All Begins offers an explosive mix of drama, emotion, and suspense. Between rivalries, self-questioning, and power struggles, each character finds themselves confronted with their limits. The Institute, a place of excellence and passion, becomes a battlefield where everyone must choose sides. The audience, however, is in for a surprise: behind this announced upheaval, an even more unexpected revelation could well redefine Auguste Armand’s future forever.