For an entire generation, school breaks, Wednesdays, and weekend mornings were synonymous with a single ritual: watching cartoons on TF1, France 3, or M6. How many hours were spent in front of the TV during those years? But once an adult, a question arises: by the way, how does Les Zinzins de l'espace end? Yes, yes, everyone asks this question. Reassure yourselves—we are here to spoil it for you. Also see on Konbini Totally Spies. Forget James Bond; the best spies in the world are named Alex, Clover, and Sam. In their green, yellow, and red suits, the three high school students/spies marked the mornings of TF1 at the beginning of the 2000s. With their improved Claire's accessories, the three heroines completed all the missions of the WOOHP, directed by the famous Jerry. But how do the adventures of the Beverly Hills Spies end? In a two-part episode at the end of season 5, Jerry tells them that, like all great international spies, it is time for the friends to part ways to pursue solo careers. Emotional goodbyes, obviously. Fortunately, Alex, Clover, and Sam are so capable that the WOOHP reverses its decision: the girls can continue to save the world together and remain BFF for life. We are reassured. And good news for nostalgics: Totally Spies are returning in 2026. Jumanji: “In the jungle, you will wait. A 5 or an 8 will deliver you.” Jumanji is a bit more engaging than a game of Monopoly. And longer too, especially when you find yourself stuck in the game for 26 years fighting wild animals, poisonous plants, and a psychopathic hunter. After the success of the 1995 film with Robin Williams and Kirsten Dunst, an animated series was launched in 1996 around the evil board game. However, unlike the film where Alan was freed from the jungle, in the cartoon, it is the young Peter and Judy who regularly go to meet their adventurous friend. We don’t all have the same afternoons on Wednesdays. But does Alan finally return to our world? Reassure yourselves: obviously yes. In the final episode where our three heroes relive their adventures in flashbacks, Alan finally finds the riddle he had to solve to be freed: “An unconditional act of kindness will save you from this terrible situation.” The solution? It was simply to remove the thorn from the lion's paw that had been trying to eat him since the beginning. All for this. The little paw healed, Robinson Crusoe finally regains his freedom. And, barely arriving, he is already being hit on by Nora, Peter and Judy's aunt, who seems to like men not showered for 30 years. Meanwhile, the children close the cursed game and promise to destroy it the next morning. Les Zinzins de l’espace: Etno, Gorgious, Bud, Candy, and Stereo. Five colorful aliens from Zygma-B crash onto Earth. The aliens then squat in the attic of a house for rent while they repair their spaceship. Thanks to their machine that allows them to transform into humans, animals, or objects, they will try to chase away the successive occupants of their house while desperately trying to return to their planet. This is obviously the subject of the last episode, broadcast in 2006 on France 3. A final episode centered around the theme of reality television since our heroes participate in a kind of Loft Story for aliens. As a result, a spaceship to return to Zygma-B—but... for a single winner. The Zinzins resort to underhanded tactics and see their friendship torn apart. And in the end, it is Bud, the idiot of the group, who wins. Problem: it is a fake flying saucer. The small group is condemned to remain on Earth and realizes that in reality, they are not the only aliens stuck here. A rather amusing series that ends with the demoralized and disillusioned faces of the aliens. Foot 2 Rue: Who are the best French football players in history? Zidane? Platini? Mbappé? Perhaps. But do you know Tag, Gabriel, Éloïse, and the TekNo? The Blues of Port-Marie, the street football champions, those who were followed by all children on France 3 between 2005 and 2010. And how could a sports series end otherwise than with a final for the supreme title? Our street footballers find themselves qualified for the World Cup final, nothing less. But double setback for the team: Tag, the captain, has to leave to join his father in South America. And Gabriel gets a knee injury. The Crusaders, you know. Unforeseen circumstances that do not prevent the Port-Marie Blues from beating the Soweto Panthers and becoming world champions. A final victory before having to separate to go to high school. And not even a song by Vegedream to celebrate them... Martin Mystère: Martin is young. Martin is handsome. Martin has a beautiful blonde hair. Martin wears a shirt with flames and a necklace bought from a souvenir stand in Grande-Motte. In short, Martin is a cool guy if you liked skaters from the early 2000s. But especially, Martin leads a double life as a high school student and a secret agent for the Centre, a secret organization directed by M.O.M, which investigates paranormal phenomena. To accompany him in his Scooby-Doo-like adventures, the teenager can count on his friend, Java des Cavernes, and his half-sister, Diana. And it is precisely around her that the last episode of the series revolves. To everyone's surprise, Diana leaves the M.O.M to join Octavia Pain, a former resident of the Centre. In short, she signs with the competition. However, the young girl realizes that Octavia had a secret plan: to destroy the M.O.M. Unfortunately, in trying to stop her, Diana is transformed into a monster. That's a lot for a first week of work. Octavia manages to create a giant creature. Fortunately, by combining their strengths, Martin and Diana manage to stop the monster and end the Machiavellian plan. All ends well. Diana returns to the M.O.M and even gets a small promotion. What more could one ask? And for the small anecdote, Martin Mystère and Totally Spies have the same creators, David Michel and Vincent Chalvon-Demersay. This means we had a small crossover between the two series.