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- TriviaIn 2004, a new version of the show was established. It was planned to be the last year of the show, so Laurent Ruquier wanted it to be different from previous years. The new editor in chief, Philippe Vandel, created several new columns. Jérôme Bonaldi had a new technology column twice a week, Isabelle Alonso made a summary of a day she spent with a guest, with Florence Foresti impersonating fake guests. There were still some candid cameras stunts by 'Dan Bolender' and Thierry Marquet.
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Last year I went on a college trip to France, where I stayed (with a friend) with a French family. Every evening, the mother would sit down to do some cross-stitch, and the father sat down with us to watch TV. Only the ONLY thing they ever seemed to watch was On a tout essayé! Now usually I'm all for watching new things, being a media and film student, and I understood it ok, being a french student, but the fact is that the show *wasn't* funny, *wasn't* clever and i nearly ended up screaming on the last night when it reappeared on the TV one last time. I'm sure the french like it......or maybe it's a case of the family *not* liking us. Either way, they were quite happy to watch it. Maybe I missed something. Possibly it's just french humour that doesn't translate well to English. Rant over.
- SmileyPies
- Apr 27, 2003
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