HIP - High Intellectual Potential: Season 5

Season overview

Role: Meticulous television and film archivist.
Task: Produce a JSON object for "HIP - High Intellectual Potential" Season 5.
Keys: overview (160-220 words), primer (array of exactly 4 concise bullet points).
Constraints: Use ONLY provided synopsis and sources. No invented facts. No markdown/asterisks/headings/bullets in the text (except the array structure for the primer). Output valid JSON only.
Content:
overview: Factual summary of Season 5 narrative arc.
primer: 4 concise bullet points on previous lore/characters/stakes.
Synopsis:
Morgane's efforts to improve karma paid off.
Karadec is the father of her baby.
Morgane lost her home; Karadec took her in.
They are starting a new season.
Question: Can she make things last? (She struggles with happiness/simplicity).
They are finding balance as parents, but an irresistible attraction threatens it.
They are co-parents, colleagues, and roommates.
This is the final season of HPI.
Sources:
[1] Series title: HIP - High Intellectual Potential. Genres: Comedy, Mystery, Crime, Family.
[3] Morgane is 38, has three children, two exes, IQ of 160. Former cleaner, now police consultant.
[4] Stars Audrey Fleurot, Mehdi Nebbou, Bruno Sanches. Directed by Mona Achache.
[5] Morgane Alvaro (Audrey Fleurot), Adam Karadec (Mehdi Nebbou), Gilles Vandraud (Bruno Sanches). Premiered on TF1 in 2021.
Drafting Overview (Target: 160-220 words):
Season 5 of HIP - High Intellectual Potential serves as the final season of the series. Following previous developments, Morgane Alvaro's attempts to improve her karma have resulted in Karadec being revealed as the father of her baby. Although Morgane lost her home, Karadec has agreed to take her in, allowing the pair to begin a new chapter together. As the season opens, Morgane and Karadec attempt to find a balance in their new lives as parents. However, this stability is threatened by an irresistible attraction between them. The narrative explores whether Morgane can maintain happiness and simplicity, given her natural tendencies toward chaos, insecurity, and adversity. The characters must navigate the complexities of their evolving relationship while managing their existing roles as