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For the page "Astrid et Raphaëlle: Puzzle":
http://www.imcdb.org/movie_10161384-Astrid-et-Raphaelle--Puzzle.html
Title is "Astrid et Raphaëlle".
It's a TV Series not TV Movie.
Year is "2019-2020".
And for the all vehicles on the page, épisode is "1.01".
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrid_et_Rapha%C3%ABlle
http://www.imcdb.org/movie_10161384-Astrid-et-Raphaelle--Puzzle.html
Title is "Astrid et Raphaëlle".
It's a TV Series not TV Movie.
Year is "2019-2020".
And for the all vehicles on the page, épisode is "1.01".
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrid_et_Rapha%C3%ABlle
We might as well put everything together in a series, and for the pilot episode, we might as well put "Pilot" in the episode number as this has already been done.
The first two episodes were broadcast and I’ve already done the vehicles.
The first two episodes were broadcast and I’ve already done the vehicles.
@Jale: thank for these explanations 
1- This means that the vehicle was registered in 2017, but not the year of the vehicle. [...]
[...]I'm aware of this kind of situation. It occurs (or will occur) to all pre-2009 vehicles switching to the SIV registration system. But that doesn't wipe out the problem of using potentially illegal data in the IMCDb...
2-I am sure that it's the same vehicle because it's a rental vehicle for the cinema of "Casting Automobile". [...]
Same question as before: how can you be sure that it's the same, all the more as at least 3 of them have a different plate number? "Looking alike" doesn't mean being the same...
It's recognizable because it's shorter than the real Iveco Gendarmerie.
Casting Automobile's Daily is an L2. But the first van you link to is just showing its front face (besides the fact that it has a different SIV number). How can you estimate the length of this van?
3- "35C12" is related to the PTAC.
Only the 1st part: as not explained in the linked documents, "35" means indeed a 3.5 t GVWR, while "29" is used for... 3.2 t models and "50" for 5.2 t ones. The "C" (there are 35S models) and the "12" (35C10, 35C10 and 35C18 also exist) remain unclear for me...
1- The last one, which you want to be used as reference, has a 2017 plate number. If you got other info about the van, these are potentially illegal data. Should we use them?
2- How can you be sure that all the other vans are the same than this "2008" one? From what is visible, this one seems to have another SIV plate number, and this one has a FNI plate number...
3- What means "35C12"? If you don't know, how can you be sure that this code applies to the other vans?
1- This means that the vehicle was registered in 2017, but not the year of the vehicle.
2-I am sure that it's the same vehicle because it's a rental vehicle for the cinema of "Casting Automobile".
http://www.castingautomobiles.fr/photos/GENDARME/GENDARME-IVECO-DAILY/IVECO%20DAILY%20GENDARME%20EQ898GQ%20NEW%20SERIGRAPHIE%202017%20IMG_8143.- JPG
http://www.castingautomobiles.fr/photos/GENDARME/GENDARME-IVECO-DAILY/IVECO%20DAILY%20GENDARME%20EQ898GQ%20NEW%20SERIGRAPHIE%202017%20IMG_8144.- JPG
http://www.castingautomobiles.fr/photos/GENDARME/GENDARME-IVECO-DAILY/IVECO%20DAILY%20GENDARME%20EQ898GQ%20NEW%20SERIGRAPHIE%202017%20IMG_8145.- JPG
http://www.castingautomobiles.fr/pages/gendarme.html
It's recognizable because it's shorter than the real Iveco Gendarmerie.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/22/Iveco_Daily_Strasbourg_genda- rmerie_nationale.JPG
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/57/Gendarmerie_Iveco_Daily.jpg
3- "35C12" is related to the PTAC.
https://www.europe-camions.com/dbvi/ressource/299/0/ft_iveco_daily_35c12v_francais.pdf
https://www.caradisiac.com/VUL-Iveco-Daily-la-fiche-technique-28765.htm
In April 2019, it was just a TV movie aired as the pilot of a possible TV-Series. The decision to turn it into a real TV series was taken only some weeks later. So if changes have to be made, the "Puzzle" part should be deleted from the title and the concerned vehicles should be set as "1.00"... as shown in the WP table
What would be the best? Should we keep it as a separate TV movie page, or should we transform it as TV series page (the 2 first episodes have been aired yesterday evening)?
We might as well put everything together in a series, and for the pilot episode, we might as well put "Pilot" in the episode number as this has already been done.
The first two episodes were broadcast and I’ve already done the vehicles.