Here is an expanded version (about 900 words) in the form of a narrative and dramatic spoiler inspired by the title:

“Here it all begins: two episodes and a schedule change this Tuesday, October 14”

This Tuesday, October 14, nothing goes as planned at the Auguste Armand Institute. As the students prepare for a decisive day, an exceptional event disrupts their plans—two episodes aired back-to-back, at an unusual time. And in both fiction and reality, the change of pace will shatter certainties.

From the very first minutes, there’s a palpable tension in the kitchens. Dawn is breaking over Calvières, and the teams are bustling about under Teyssier’s uncompromising eye. The chef has decided to launch a surprise challenge: an express service in real conditions, where every minute will count. “This morning, there’s no room for improvisation. You have thirty minutes to create a dish that tells the story of who you are. And believe me, it won’t forgive you.”

The students look at each other, speechless. The challenge is immense, the timing hellish. Between excitement and panic, the atmosphere becomes electric. But behind this unexpected ordeal, a bigger game is brewing —because the Institute, like the series, is about to experience an unexpected change.

Meanwhile, Carla , still fragile after her violent altercation with Jim, tries to find her place again. She has decided to prove to everyone, and especially to herself, that she deserves to be there. Her gaze is determined, almost haunted. But in the shadows, Jim observes her, torn between guilt and pride. Their relationship, now explosive, divides the students. Some take Carla’s side, others believe that Jim only said out loud what many thought quietly.

The challenge begins. Pans clang, knives clatter, and tension mounts. Carla opts for a bold dessert, a symbol of her resilience. Jim chooses a powerful, spicy, almost aggressive dish—just like him. Teyssier, implacable, tastes, comments, and judges. The suspense is total. But even before the final deliberation, an external event interrupts everything : a power outage plunges the kitchen into darkness.

Shouts erupt, the stoves stop, and panic sets in. Teyssier, furious, orders everyone to stay calm, but the damage is done. The dishes are ruined, the tension is at its peak. It’s in this darkness that certain truths emerge. Carla, at her wit’s end, confronts Jim:
“Did you want me to mess up? Look, it’s done. You must be happy now.”
“Stop making everything about you! Do you think you’re the only one struggling here?”

Voices are raised, hearts are pounding. What was supposed to be a simple culinary challenge becomes an emotional battleground .

But the light returns—and with it, the surprise sequel. TF1 has decided to offer fans a double episode that evening, a sign that something important is brewing in the series.

The second episode picks up a few hours later. Calm seems to have returned, but it’s an illusion. The director of the Institute calls everyone together: a change in the program will disrupt the students’ lives. A new module will be implemented, forcing the brigades to review their schedules. “The Institute will have to adapt,” Teyssier announces solemnly. And in a meta wink, this sentence seems to also be addressed to the viewers: Here everything begins changes schedule .

For the students, this new organization creates a domino effect. Some classes are moved up, others are moved—routines are falling apart.
“We’re going to have to get up at 5 a.m.?!” exclaims Deva, exhausted.
“It’s that, or you can leave,” retorts Teyssier coldly.

This reorganization symbolizes the same shock that the public will experience that evening: TF1 is shaking up the schedule and bringing forward the broadcast of the series to offer two consecutive episodes, starting at 6:30 p.m. A rare choice, but one that reveals the importance of the intrigues to come.

Because the double episode isn’t just a bonus: it’s a major turning point in the story of several characters.

In the second part, Carla faces a personal crisis. In the middle of the night, she collapses after feeling unwell. Bérénice finds her unconscious near the piano in the training restaurant. The infirmary is alerted, and the entire Institute community holds its breath. Jim, distraught, remains at her bedside, consumed by guilt. In a poignant scene, he whispers:

“I wanted her to question herself, not destroy herself…”

Teyssier, witnessing the scene, understands that something has broken between them. He sees a mixture of regret and fear in Jim’s eyes. But the chef, true to himself, lets nothing show.
“Emotion is good, Jim. But if you want her to survive, prove it behind the stove.”

The next day, a new chapter begins. Carla wakes up, weakened but lucid. She learns that Jim has been watching over her all night , refusing to leave the infirmary. A spark of reconciliation seems possible, but the road will be long.

In the final sequence, Teyssier addresses the students gathered in the main hall. His voice carries, deep and assured:

“The Institute is changing, and so are you. Nothing is set in stone here, not even the schedule. If you don’t keep up, you’ll be replaced.”

A symbolic phrase, which resonates like a metaphor for the change in the series’ programming: “Here it all begins” advances its time, but never slows its pace.

The last images offer a parallel montage:

• Jim watching Carla work, admiringly.
• Deva and Billie trying to juggle their new schedules.
• Teyssier, alone in his office, smiling an enigmatic smile.
  And finally, the Institute seen from the sky, bathed in the golden evening light—a deceptive calm before the next storm.

This double episode on October 14th marks a pivotal moment.
Between narrative readjustment and emotional shift, the series is given a new lease of life.
Because at the Armand Institute, everything changes—schedules, alliances, destinies—but one thing remains immutable: the fire of passion, which consumes those who dream too much.

And if this Tuesday, October 14, disrupts viewers’ habits, it also announces, in fiction as on TF1, a new beginning where nothing will ever be the same again.