Lucky Luke
Lucky Luke, the legendary lone cowboy, must team up with Louise, a fearless young woman searching for her missing mother. Together, they face the dangers of the Wild West, ally with old enemies like the Daltons or Billy the Kid - and learn to get along. This quest may reveal a far greater threat and lead Luke back to the origins of his legend.
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Episodes
Lucky Luke meets Louise, a fearless young girl who accuses him of kidnapping her mother.
To reach a witness, Luke and Louise turn to an unexpected ally: Billy the Kid.
Luke and Louise finally find the last person who saw Charlie alive - Joe Dalton.
Luke, Joe, and Louise search for Charlie in the maze of a no-longer-abandoned gold mine.
Louise dives into the cowboy’s dreams and uncovers the roots of his legend.
Luke, Louise and Joe finally find Charlie. But she’s in Marshal City, the town you can never leave.
Luke, Charlie, and Louise go undercover to foil Zee’s assassination plot at a high-society party.
To protect Lincoln from Zee’s clutches, Luke must face the darkest ghost of his past.
Cast
Alban Lenoir
Lucky Luke
Billie Blain
Louise Willow
Alice Taglioni
Charlie Willow
Jérôme Niel
Joe Dalton
Sébastien Lalanne
Jack Dalton
Matthieu Lemeunier
William Dalton
Benoît Moret
Averell Dalton
Marie-Christine Orry
Ma Dalton
Victor Le Blond
Billy the Kid
Camille Chamoux
Calamity Jane
Sarah Suco
Elisabeth Zee
David Ayala
Doug Dogson
Ratings & Reviews
6.5/10
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TMDB Reviews
4 months ago
A decent lead actor and a solid foundation in the form of popular Western comic "Lucky Luke", from Belgian cartoonist Morris, created in 1946, can't save this series from a by now predictable woke feminist make over.
Almost from the get go, Luke is elbowed aside by his empowered gal pals. Its a familiar refrain where male role models are watered down or displaced. The question becomes, whats the problem with strong male role models?
Beyond that actings fine as is the action and production values but well, its not really enough is it, when the story and narrative misses the mark.
In summary, I can't reccomend this one. If the material had been left unadulturated this could have been a winner but well,that's clearly expecting too much these days.
