Papa(s)
Series Overview
When his mother dies, Éric inherits a pet shop and a huge void... One thing is sure: he wants to become a father. A desire that will bring him face to face with the realities of same-sex parenthood and help him discover the truth about himself.
Broadcast Schedule & Network Information
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1 Season • 6 Episodes
2025 – 2025
Premiered: Thu, Aug 21, 2025
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 6: “Good morning sunshine!”
Éric has finally come to terms with his grief and is gradually regaining control of his life. Some big decisions will slowly but surely bring him closer to his dream.
Seasons & Episodes Breakdown
Cast & Creators
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Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Fanny Lefort
Fanny Lefort, Kevin Sauvageau
Samuel Brisebois, Samantha Labrecque
Vincent Chabot, Brigitte Lemonde
Department Leadership Roster
Vincent Chabot
Producer
Samuel Brisebois
Editor
Samantha Labrecque
Editor
Fanny Lefort
Writer
Kevin Sauvageau
Writer
Fanny Lefort
Director
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What is Papa(s) about?
When his mother dies, Éric inherits a pet shop and a huge void... One thing is sure: he wants to become a father. A desire that will bring him face to face with the realities of same-sex parenthood and help him discover the truth about himself.
How many seasons does Papa(s) have?
Papa(s) comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Papa(s)?
Key cast members in Papa(s) include Kevin Sauvageau, Claudia Bouvette, Mustapha Aramis, Adrien Bletton.
Who created or directed Papa(s)?
Papa(s) was developed and directed by Fanny Lefort.