Les Grosses Têtes: L'INTÉGRALE - Le Best of du samedi 21 octobre 2023

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I want to go inside.

I knew inside it was a desire.

It was a horror.

There was just a little appearance, the rest.

Do you still remember from Stevie?

It was 20 years ago, the view of the boats,

how long ago was it?

It was 17 years ago.

17 years.

It doesn't look like a good mood, Mr. Benny Chou.

I follow.

When I think about it,

at the beginning of Stevie with me,

I was fucking happy.

Our open-air center, dear me.

But you were nice.

He was very nice with me,

the first time.

Oh, that's true.

Oh, yes, he welcomed me with open arms.

Yes.

Contrary to others.

Yes.

So remember, Mergo and Bravo,

Edor and Miller, they were not pro-stevi.

It was the only one to defend me, Pierre.

The four of you who just spoke,

it's the only one to have talent.

Ariel, you come back from Angoulême, you.

So I come back from Angoulême

to present for the first time

Alien Crystal Palace,

my go-tik fab,

which freaks me out.

It's from their fern.

It's from their fern, there, in Angoulême.

She comes from Gore, is that it?

Well, it's not Gore, but it's not far.

Because it's the same.

I saw the bandanao, there are many men and women

naked in the bandanao.

Yes, it's true, it's true.

Because I tried to really make the film

of freedom, of the ghostly fantasy.

And it's a bit of a tribute to all these films,

a bit fantastic from the 80s.

Is it erotic a bit too?

It is, but there are naked women and crimes.

There's Jackie and Michelle, there's Jackie and Michelle in it.

It's the caligula of today.

No, because it's not exactly that.

But you're naked in it?

Yes.

No, there's been a hesitation.

I like when you think about it.

No, but not completely naked.

She's got a sock.

A first quote for Lucas Saint-Gier,

who lives in Marquem-Barreuil, in the north,

who said,

It's my self,

a bit of a tribute to Pierre Benichoux,

it's my self,

it's to be sure to be loved all his life.

Woody Allen?

No, not an American.

Not an American.

In English?

In English, yes.

Not Woody Allen,

Oscar Wilde.

Yes, but it's Ariel Dombal who said it before.

Good answer, Ariel Dombal.

Oscar Wilde.

But in addition,

she's just this expression,

but not really,

because we know very well

that we're his worst enemy too.

Oh no, I like it a lot.

And it's shared, it's true.

Pierre, you like it a little more.

You like it a lot,

you sometimes hate it too.

Me?

Yes.

Oh, sometimes I get so angry, I'm so beautiful.

Oh, the scrolls.

Look in the mirror, it's too perfect.

For example, when you're angry this morning,

what did you think?

Well, I thought it was so good,

that it's not worth drawing.

And I'm not angry this morning.

It's not true.

And yes, like that,

she feels like a rap.

We call her the Gratonette in the middle.

I feel like you're going to be cruel again.

And I'm not serious about it.

She's crazy.

But is it at the foam or the electric one?

At the foam or the electric one?

Yes.

At the foam.

It's not true.

Are you still angry with a bull?

I'm not saying anything.

We both do it in the bathroom tomorrow.

I work with a bull.

No, no, no.

Well, I'm going to another quote.

There is no other quote for Claire Alves,

who lives in Vizern, in the Pas-de-Calais,

who said,

As we believe the number of convives at table,

the level of the conversation is low.

Ah, Nadine de Rothschild?

No.

Is it a woman?

A woman, no.

Is it French?

It's French.

As we believe the number of convives at table,

the level of the conversation is low.

Maybe someone like Korteline?

Korteline?

No, not Cokto.

Vivant, Cokto.

Vivant.

Talerant.

Talerant, no.

Cokto.

Cokto doesn't die.

Not long ago, he died in 2016.

Ah, if you're a cook.

Not at all.

A writer.

A great writer.

French.

Yes, a French writer.

Michel Tournier?

Michel Tournier,

an excellent answer from Florian Gazan.

What a talent.

Another quote for Clément Messerli,

who lives in Montbréloz,

it's in Switzerland,

who said,

When I see a movie about Jean d'Arc,

every time I say to myself,

and this idiot,

she'll get out of there.

It's not Jean-Yann.

Well, it's not Jean-Yann.

But it sounds a bit like him.

Not at all.

It's quite surprising.

No, it's not.

So someone from the party,

from 2004.

A French?

Someone who was French.

Who was the cinema that was known for that?

He played maybe.

Who worked sometimes for the cinema,

but indirectly.

It was a...

By the way, even in some works,

we were adapted.

Ah, so he wrote.

So it was a writer.

A writer.

It was someone who wrote.

But not rigolo, basically.

Someone who doesn't especially think rigolo,

but who was rigolo in his dialogues and answers.

François Sagan.

François Sagan,

good answer from Florian Gazan.

A question for Gabriel Jouville,

who lives in Seillon, source of money.

We have a lot of people who lives in Seillon, source of money.

Well, it's normal, it's there that it comes from.

He hopes to win 300 euros each time.

I'm not sure someone has already won.

There, it's a question of French vocabulary.

Ah, I love it.

I love it.

What does the adjective mean?

It means burn.

It means the appearance of marble.

Ah, not at all.

Deli-voir, Deli-voir.

Deli-voir, good answer.

Deli-voir-rien.

Because dis-voir, it's the bubble of the elephant.

And burne-rain,

Ivoire marmoréen, the marble.

Exactly.

And burne-rain,

which has the color,

or the consistency...

It's different with the sounds.

Deli-voir.

And burne-rain it doesn't mean dissecting.

No, no, no.

And burne-rain, it's as pretty as word.

Yeah.

No, no, no.

Si-si, it's not.

Very pretty.

Is it really burne-rain?

And burne-rain, no.

I've never read at an author.

It could be at Huit-Sements

or Mal-Armé or something like that.

But I've never read it.

I never read it.

Oh, shea-wismance.

No, shea-wismance.

No, I was a real shea-wismance.

Shea-ika, I've already seen her.

And Burné1, yes.

But you're right, it's possible.

How do we call it cooking stuff, Burné1?

The work plans.

The work plan is Burné1.

You're always looking for something in a tearoop, and Shea-ika, it's not.

What are you going to buy, Shea-ika?

Shea-ika, I love the...

They have a little boulet.

Oh, yes.

We eat very well at Ikea.

If one day you feel a little lonely, you go to Ikea, you eat a little boulet.

Yes.

And then you understand that you're really alone.

But you have to go up.

You have to cook yourself, because it gives you ingredients, but perfect.

I went to Ikea, but a long time ago, I admit, when I settled in Paris,

obviously I bought everything at Ikea, but we never found the exit at Ikea.

Oh, it's a hell.

Oh, it's very long.

No, it's very long.

It's a hell.

We can't find the exit, nor the box.

No, but it's madness.

It's a hell.

Wait, it's geniuses, by the way.

Of course.

The way we celebrate, we want to make all the go-aheads in the good North.

You're doing it.

You haven't forgotten anything.

Wait, I have 800 bougies at home, I'm full.

Yes.

In addition, you can stay to sleep.

There are beds.

Yes, there is everything.

Well, if you don't find the exit...

But the Chinese do that.

They make a feast at Ikea.

Since he was very strong with Ikea, I'm going to ask you a second question

vocabulary for a student in Tonelli, who lives the small town.

It's a maritime scene.

Oh, yes.

And I'm going to ask you to find me this famous adjective.

Adjective.

It's even easier than burney.

Yes, because it's already simple.

Adjective, which means that it has two beautiful harmoniously rounded ends.

Calypige.

Good answer.

I almost said it.

Yes, that can serve you, Mr. Oz.

Broke me.

It works too.

It's the same.

Ah, please, don't make us ashamed.

Please, don't make us ashamed.

I mean, beautiful face.

Please.

Yes.

We are Arabs.

We are good.

Come on, we are good.

Venus, Calypige.

Pied of round shape, big and fat.

But indeed, it can be pretty.

Be careful.

Yes, but there are two adjectives for that.

Calypige, which has beautiful...

I think round faces, big faces.

And it was atopige, which has beautiful faces, I think.

Ah, yes.

There are two adjectives for that.

Ah, yes, yes.

But it doesn't mean exactly the same thing.

We see that you used them, say no.

Well, he saw them around you.

I put beautiful faces like that, you know.

And when they have their hair, we say Facebook.

Laurent, you have all four.

But it doesn't matter to you.

No, but it doesn't matter.

A painting question for Thierry Jorquerac, who lives in Nantes.

I ask you to find the name of a famous painter,

well, famous.

It's not the most famous painter.

But still, when he's dead,

and he's very young too.

People would die young at that time.

36 years old, he's young.

Oh, no, no.

Contrary to what he said.

Yes, when he's dead.

Like Marilyn Monroe.

All young at 36 years old.

His youngest brother, Noël Joseph.

I'm not going to give you his name, obviously.

Ah, that's just the name.

That's just the name.

His youngest brother, Noël Joseph,

will become a father.

And it's his son, Louis Joseph,

who always wears the same name.

Napoleon?

Who will become a painter too.

So his will, you understand?

The son of his brother.

Okay.

And it's not because he's dead.

But he's dead.

Okay.

I'm talking about the same name.

I'm talking about the little brother

who got the brush, the horse.

It's a family of painters, actually.

Yeah, better than that.

Because after the little one,

Louis Joseph, the son of Noël Joseph.

No, it's Joseph Noël.

No, Noël Joseph.

Noël Joseph.

I swear.

Uh...

Louis Joseph.

It's not Sylvester.

No.

Joseph is the father of Noël.

No.

No, no.

There's no Jean-Louis.

We would believe the...

Jean-Louis.

We would believe the family,

you know.

So anyway, Louis Joseph,

the son of Noël Joseph,

he had twelve children.

And the twelve are not a painter.

No, the year of the twelve.

François became a painter too.

Because François Joseph

is an empress of Austria.

Well, I'm asking you about him.

He's married here, even.

I'm asking you

about the son of Sylvester,

who was taken by the tuberculosis

at the age of 36.

And so,

the whole family,

behind,

well, the new ones,

the little new ones,

became painters too.

Vernes?

No.

Vernes, no.

We're in France.

But it's true that you're right.

It's a painter's family.

Vernes, Horace Vernes.

And Joseph Vernes.

Joseph Vernes,

it's a painter's family.

It's not the Doré family.

Well done, Mr. Elcarte.

But that's not the question.

No, it's not the Doré family.

Is that...

Is that we are...

Is that we are?

No.

But is that...

But are they French?

They are French.

Oh, they are French?

Yes, yes, yes.

He died at Nojan-sur-Marne,

and he was born in Val-Ancien.

Oh, is that not the Doré family?

Is that not the Royal Merlin family?

In Val-Ancien, he was...

A great painter's family.

Well, Val-Anicheval.

Val-Anicheval.

His name is Valentin?

No, there is no Valentin.

It's not Sylvester.

So he is known,

especially for his gallant parties.

Vato.

Excellent.

The answer is from Zéron Juniot.

Bravo.

Bravo, Zéron.

You're not just funny.

Antoine Vato, indeed,

the painter of gallant parties.

He was only called Antoine, not Antoine Joseph.

He was called Jean-Antoine Vato.

You are more known under the name

of Antoine Vato,

and it's true that we owe him above all.

Pierrot.

He was inspired by Rambeau,

and he drank a lot.

Descended...

Yes, the book Vato.

Yes.

Oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no.

Fortunately, I know my great staff parkers.

Oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no.

I don't know what can answer this question.

If you know how to dance,

I'm sure you like salt dancing.

No.

We're not Mr. Gisbert.

No, no, no.

Yes, the ball.

No, no.

I use it all the time.

I ask that.

Yes, because you drink before his turn.

Can I get the table off?

I'm talking about a very rhythmic dance

with three live times of tempo

in which accents move on the weak tense.

You got it?

Vals.

A three-time music with a phrase

is cut into multiples of four measures,

each group of four corresponding to a basic figure

for the dancers.

What is this dance called?

Discovered in the 19th century.

Well, the Vals.

The Vals, no.

Foxtrot, no.

The polka-piquet.

The polka-piquet, no.

The menuet.

It's American.

It's not American.

So it's not the accent.

So it's four sub-times that determine three times.

Pardon?

It's four times three.

Exactly.

We feel the music.

Yes.

It comes from Poland.

So there were the Polonaise of Chopin.

But that's not it.

That's not it.

The Sardinia?

No.

The Pavlova?

No.

Oh yes, it's a cake.

The Samovar?

No.

You know this dance.

Very, very well.

We're dancing it today.

Oh no, I'm not even sure you've ever danced to it.

It's a common name.

How is it a common name?

It's a name that has become common.

In fact, it's a name of dance.

No, no, no.

It's like the Chari-Varie.

No, there's another reason for that.

We know this dance.

No.

It's played in Ukraine.

Oh, it's played everywhere.

It happened in France too, obviously.

It had a great vote in the European salons

in the 19th century.

And then it went into a popular repertoire

of social dances.

The Java?

No.

It's a bit heavy.

We're tapping our feet for that.

Oh no, it's lighter.

It's not Charleston.

Oh, it's not Charleston.

It comes from the United States.

It's a Charleston.

Is it a name that concerns Polonaise?

Oh, yes.

It ends in A?

It ends in A, yes.

There are three syllables.

Mazurka.

The Mazurka, a good answer.

The Mazurka, a good answer from Karine Le Marchand.

And why do we know the Mazurka?

It's because of the song...

He's a bartender.

No, no, no.

The Mazurka, no, no, no.

The Maritza.

It's the Maritza for the Mazurka.

No, the song of Charles Treynet,

the devil's java.

The devil's java.

Well, no, the devil's java.

Fin java, who had all the air of a Mazurka.

Exactly.

Mr. Peroni, the Mazurka.

That's why we also remember this dance

because it's a famous song by Charles Treynet,

the devil's java, who had all the air of a Mazurka.

You've never danced the Mazurka, Jean-Phi?

No.

The Pole Cup, because my mother was originally from Polonaise.

That's not true.

You didn't tell us that.

Yes, in northern France, there are many Polonais.

Do you make small polonaise cakes?

Yes, the plousquilles, plasquilles.

The moulach, the cravat, it's called the mash.

Oh, the Polish cravat, that exists.

Yes, yes, the Polish cravat, but that's not it.

It's a cake, it's very sweet.

And sometimes they did the genealogical art

because she tries to have fun,

but sometimes she has reconstructed the genealogical art of the family.

She found a whole family in Poland

and she made them come home.

They got 25, they decorate your heart.

And we had bought bottles of your coffee at night,

because we were so ashamed, you know.

You had a dirty side, because you say, they make shots.

They have 15, yeah, and then they threw the glasses,

they broke the house.

We didn't invite them again, they said.

Someone who left us 50 years ago.

We were, you understood it, in 1969.

This person died.

I'm going to tell you, it's a woman, by the way.

Why do I tell you that?

Because you're talking about a penetrabi.

It turns out that she divorced twice,

because the first time, in 1951,

she discovered her husband in her bed with their chauffeur.

And then she married in the 60s.

And six months after her marriage,

she discovered that her husband was homosexual.

Oh, well, of course, she's correct.

Who is she?

In the sewing.

A woman, by the way, who has a biopic,

will be consecrated soon.

I can even tell you, it's René, the young woman,

well, she's not very young today,

but actress René Zévalguer,

the one who played Bridget Jones,

who will play her role on the screen.

So it's an English or an American?

It's an American, then.

So it's an American.

It's an actress.

In the Spanish Republic.

But she was born in the United States,

but it's true that she died in London.

She was born in Minnesota,

but she died in London in Chelsea.

Greta Garbo, sorry.

Greta Garbo.

Greta Garbo, no.

She's an actress.

An actress.

She's an actress.

She's an actress, no.

Avogar Nair.

Avogar Nair, no.

You have to see that it's a report.

Marlene Dietrich.

No, no.

Mortalon.

No, but she's very, very young.

Still, you have to say.

Well, yes.

She was 47 when she died.

But it's not a small one that grew up in Hollywood.

Yes.

In Hollywood.

No, no, no, the little one that grew up in Hollywood.

Judy Garland.

Judy Garland, good answer from Valérie Mérisse.

From Magician 12.

Exactly, Judy Garland, from Magician 12.

She was 17 years old in the Magician 12.

But Vicente Minnelli was homosexual.

Yes, exactly.

She married Vicente Minnelli.

And they had a daughter together.

Yes, that's what she's called.

Liza.

That I know very well.

Liza Minnelli.

I love her a lot.

I sang a lot with her at the Congress Palace.

She was a great singer, an amazing actress too.

And it's good, Laurent, that you gave her the honor.

And do you remember the typical song she sang in the Magician 12?

Well, listen to the real one anyway.

And why didn't you talk about it for a long time too?

Simply because Lady Gaga also played her role in Staris Bourne.

A star is born, because it's her too,

who obviously played Staris Bourne a few years later.

But at the bottom, there was Staris Bourne.

Sorry.

In 1950, she committed suicide.

In 1951, she divorced Vicente Minnelli

after discovering in her bed that he was with the chauffeur.

She liked men who had a feminine side.

Yes, because surely, it's a woman of taste.

Well, yes.

I'm entirely in agreement with you.

But why a PD would necessarily be feminine?

But tell me, Stevie, you've never made love with a woman.

Oh, yes, twice.

Is she there?

No, well, no.

Is it Valérie?

No, but make her come in, it would cost you.

Twice.

I played with Jean Marais and Jean Marais told me,

you know, Antoine,

I made love with some women,

but only to make them happy.

Oh, it's pretty.

And I have a friend a day, he told me like that,

I made love with a woman, I loved her so much

that I would have wanted to be in her place.

Oh, it's pretty.

That's true.

Yes, that's good.

And the woman, I think it's true,

because I can tell you now, the woman was me.

For Charlotte Ruggie, she lives in Lyon,

she also hopes to have a daughter.

We have already distributed 300 euros

because of Jean-Vierve Dorman earlier.

I hope that there you will find the name of the writer

and of the work.

I need the two works that I'm going to summarize now.

They are called Antoine Rockentin.

He is a celebrity.

He is about 35 years old.

He lives alone in Bouville and he works a work

on the life of Marquis de Rollbon,

an aristocrat from the end of the 18th century.

But he starts by boredom

by the lack of travel.

Sorry, it's not Boulébile.

Boulébile.

Do you think I'm doing literary questions on Boulébile?

And who is the illustrator of Boulébile?

Let's see if you're doing your job well.

It's Roba, the illustrator of Boulébile.

I just said it, but listen to me.

Nothing to do with Boulébile, obviously.

No, here we are talking about a conscious take

of the author, of the narrator in a way,

of a certain latitude, a force of writing,

this work on the life of Marquis de Rollbon,

there in Bouville.

By the way, Bouville is an imaginary city

that recalls the Havre, to tell you everything.

Oh yeah, no luck, anyway.

It can help you, perhaps.

It's in Rebours, sorry.

In Rebours, from Huismans.

Oh la la!

Not at all.

It's a novel that was published for the first time in 1938.

And the famous Antoine Rockentin holds his newspaper in some way.

And it's the text of this newspaper

that constitutes the novel written by the first person.

But little by little, the famous Rockentin

states that his relationship to ordinary objects has changed.

And what is he asking for?

Everything seems unpleasant to him.

And during all this time, all this time...

Marcel Lémé, no.

No, no, no.

It's not the guy from the TV Hacha?

Ah, no, no, no.

No, I'm interested.

But how did it evolve after?

Because now he's making a depression, okay?

Yes, it's a bit like that.

He proves a deep disgust of what he does.

He has no more affection for anyone.

He's going to make a dialogue

opposing humanism to his individualism, disengaged.

Oh, but it's my book.

It's Romain. It's Sartre.

It's Sartre, right?

The ways of freedom.

No, but it's Sartre

who is indeed disgusted.

It's easy to disgust anyway.

The nozé, the nozé.

The nozé.

Good answer, Olivier Bellamy.

We think he's here.

The nozé of Jean-Paul Sartre.

I had the idea of this question.

Because it's old, all that.

But he was professor at the book, it would have been.

Yes, yes, yes.

He was only genius.

Sorry?

He was only genius.

He was a professor in a high school where I was a pawn.

Oh, you were a pawn too?

Well, yes, of course.

You didn't know, I told you that.

I was a pawn at the French high school first,

where Jean-Paul Sartre was a professor.

But no. Absolutely.

And why is it not the same?

I'm a professor.

And who was at the counter?

I must tell you the truth.

No, but Sartre's nozé.

Why did I ask you a question on this novel?

Because this weekend, there was a double page interview with Annie Ernaud.

And she gave the books that had changed her life.

Among the books that changed her life,

there was the second sex of Simone de Beauvoir,

the reasons for the anger of Stan Beck, but also, indeed.

Every great humor of Tohaine.

No, no.

Not yet, not yet.

Jean-Paul Sartre's nozé.

What book has changed your life?

Simone de Beauvoir.

Oh yes, the second sex.

Yes, because she said,

we are not women, we become women.

It makes my life.

And I became homosexual after that.

But you didn't become a woman, did you?

Well, no, it's okay, no.

Oh, the virility of the man.

You see a dress, frankly.

I put on some clothes to make someone happy,

I wouldn't do it anymore.

Really?

Oh my God.

I was for the 50 years of Christian Vouron.

Oh, it's you.

I was on the applications and I saw a guy,

good, I look at him in the catalogue of Scarity,

he was beautiful.

I say, hey, he comes in front of the door,

listen, the promise was given,

the guy was good, he was virile,

he felt good, the simple thing,

he was like, oh,

he comes in front of the house,

I say, oh, oh, oh, like that.

Oh, I don't understand anything.

I'm going to take off my clothes.

It's not a word, not a very word.

You don't understand anything.

Nothing.

I'm going to translate you.

Say hello, welcome to the garages of my living room,

he comes in front of the house,

he goes, oh, like that.

And then he comes out a pair of marisites,

costume, and on the other hand,

it doesn't bother me, I like the scenarios.

I say yes, but I also make comedy scenarios.

That's true.

So he tells me, well, you can put that

and show me the marisites.

Well, I say, well, no,

I mean, it was the marisites, you see.

And I say, yeah, but it was exciting.

And I felt good that if I didn't put this thing there,

he left.

And it was so beautiful, I say.

So I try to figure it out.

I say, finally, it's like two big socks,

you too.

Oh, it's not possible.

No, no, no, no.

We see a beautiful naked woman.

So?

It's not over, it's not over.

Wait, I'm going to the bathroom,

I put things, the marisites,

we would have had a big butt.

You have a good day of football.

He was a good player.

He was changed, he had a good day of football.

But the crampons,

the crampons, and the crampons.

Well, while you were at home,

there was nothing on the football field.

But hey, but...

And he really did it afterwards, then?

Well, and I was looking for my dress for two days.

There was a friend who asked me,

are these real stories,

and he told me,

don't make your innocence,

Belagian.

What are your little fantasms?

Do you have one?

Oh, yes.

LAUGHTER

You don't want to tell us?

Oh, no, no.

It's personal.

Well, you can't tell us the same day either.

You can't tell us the same day.

No, but it makes it great

to see you are participating

well in this literary sequence.

LAUGHTER

Well, to me,

it gives me a noose.

All that.

LAUGHTER

If you talk about a gentleman whose family name is very, very famous and it is by the way

this family name that you will have to find, this gentleman is called Giuseppe and he founded

a company in his small village of Piedmont in Alexandria, very exactly, but how do

you call Giuseppe and how do you call his family business?

Benetton, Giuseppe Benetton.

No.

Fendi?

No more.

It's clothes.

So it's not clothes.

Accessories.

Yes.

That's a bag.

Repetto.

No.

Repetto.

No.

It's still known, the brand.

Very well known.

Ok.

So it's ...

It's the brand Colincourt.

No.

The brand Colincourt.

These are bags.

It's the brand of the Italian luxury.

To luxury?

No.

Yes, we can say luxury.

In any case, it's something that everyone knows and it's Giuseppe's family name that

gave his name to what we know today.

Is there an object star in the collection or does it designate several objects?

It's an object star.

Ah, the city star?

Giuseppe, city star.

City star.

No, no, no, no.

He also thinks of the perfumes and the accessories.

No, no, no, no.

It's really the object.

It's a bag.

I have no idea.

Is it not these famous moccasins, very fashionable, that everyone wears with clothes on?

Tox.

Giuseppe Tox.

No.

It's very Italian like name.

Ah yes, yes.

Yes.

It's an object star.

Is it an object recent or is it a classic object?

Ah, but he created it, I can tell you.

The first time Giuseppe made it, it was in 1857.

Is it in two words, the name of love?

No, in one word.

In one word.

It's his family name and it's also the name under which he knew this object.

Do you have one, Laurent?

No, I don't have one.

Do you think we can take this table?

We may have one.

Sterilet.

No.

Sterilot.

Giuseppe Sterilet.

I wonder if I haven't seen Martilla already with that.

Yes, yes.

Panama.

The hats.

Giuseppe Panama.

No.

Giuseppe.

Giuseppe Capolini.

Giuseppe Borsalino.

Good answer.

Ah yes.

It was his name.

Good answer by Laurent Bafi.

Giuseppe Borsalino.

It's him who created this famous hat.

Obviously hats that a lot of stars wore.

Then it would be what would make me look good.

Alain Delon obviously and many others.

Excuse me.

That's a nice name.

Ah yes.

Giuseppe Borsalino.

It's already the guy you'll be lying down when you say his name.

A little bit.

Unless he's really very...

You wouldn't imagine lying down when you say his price.

Listen, I have his photo.

Here's the guy you...

You've been listening.

And so...

And so, and so...

Borsalino, you got one.

I got fifteen.

Fifteen.

It's all the materials.

It's the hat she likes.

But it's true that the hat suits you well.

Today, I'm almost disappointed.

You don't wear a hat.

I'm wearing the hat over there.

What's so beautiful about Martial?

Ah yes.

Frankly.

In addition, have you seen this new cut that suits her very well?

It looks like Izzy Jean-Marie in a young age.

Who?

It's true that she has one side.

Liza Minnelli and Izzy Jean-Marie.

Izzy Jean-Marie, I don't know who she is.

A dancer.

Because she was married with Croix-Lanpetit,

whose mother made a repeat that we mentioned several times.

Oh, that's funny.

Funny things.

Oh, well, that's good.

It's crazy.

Do you believe in tea?

But Caroline, your conversations are sometimes very interesting.

No, wait, but most of the time,

it's a miracle that I'm here.

It's true that to choose, sorry Caroline,

but look, the words of Martial are rare.

It would be better to do like her, to say a phrase.

Yes, but you're kind, she doesn't understand anything.

She understands a question of her own.

Here is Ms. Marcella, but two times out of three,

she laughs because she didn't understand what we said.

No, wait, wait.

You like Caroline very well, Marcella.

Ah, yes, thank you.

OK, I understood.

When I open my mouth,

it will be in a very long time with the Spanish accent.

Well, ladies and gentlemen,

here is a good teasing up to 18 hours.

This question concerns someone who is 82 years old,

who was born in Gen, in Italy.

And by the way, native of this city,

he decided to make drawings of the new bridge

which will be reconstructed there in Gen.

The bridge was destroyed, you know, in 2018.

What is the name of the person who designed the new bridge

for his hometown?

Renzo Piano.

Renzo Piano, excellent answer.

You know the names of the architects of you,

so don't mess with me.

With John, they didn't remove the scaffolding.

82 years old, I don't know if you have to trust a bridge

that has creaked.

Yeah, that's right, it's a surprise.

He may have creaked before,

a bridge for the piano.

I know that with 82 years old,

we can still have all these...

I didn't say anything.

Now you're going to have problems.

The old people have the right to work.

We have to know.

We are here to manifest

to have a retreat as soon as possible.

And when we have 82 years old who makes a bridge,

place him in Gen.

Is it really him or is it his office

with the youngest people who work in the office

for the bridge?

Do you think so?

It's possible too, yes.

It's possible, yes.

Well, he needs a bridge for a patriarch.

Oh, yes, it's possible.

I had a little architect.

Oh, yes, it's possible.

He studied and he was always a charrette.

I don't know this position.

It's when you take the two legs of the person

that you want.

It's in the bunkers, actually.

He had to make maquettes

and every night he made their maquettes

and their stuff, they called it charrettes.

So he never slept.

Since I love to sleep,

I never said in my life,

I would do the same studies.

Oh.

And you have listened to your architect.

Oh, it's old.

It's an old piano.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

It's the chimney,

my favorite position.

Pardon?

It's the chimney,

my favorite position.

What's the chimney?

I don't like the chimney.

I like it.

No, it's when the wife

is vertically on me.

But I thought it was the position

of the horse, it's there.

Yes, but he did it.

He did it.

But it's obvious anyway,

this position.

But it's just a stretcher

and then the延,

but you're alone.

But it's the position of Ramonade.

But in the position of the chimney,

you put it in your hand.

Grossline,

you still don't know

this position.

But the name,

I don't know the name.

I know the name,

but I can't make it any better.

I don't like the architect.

Is that true?

Because he's a architect.

I don't like the architect.

But he's a architect.

It's true, because you can be a little bit of an architect to do it.

After what I understand, there is nothing to do if I have a wife and on you...

Well, that's what I prefer to do.

Just a little movement of balance, just a little movement of reins.

Well, but if you don't do anything, you would actually want to be a sex toy.

A sea star, you know.

But say again, it's a bit about what I'm saying.

Well, about you, it's the end.

We don't want to make the chimney, do we?

Wait, don't I understand, Mr Rios, since you don't have any sexual relations,

why do you need to know the names of the positions?

But I've read it, I've read it.

The problem is that he doesn't even know them.

I had a life before.

Before what?

Before the big spits.

Ah, it's the big spits that stop you from kissing.

Well, in any case, there is a concomitance.

It's kind of weird, because for all the others, it's the opposite.

And be careful, it's the next weekend,

which you will have 48 hours to visit this salon,

Meri du 15e arrondissement de Paris,

it will be the salon de la...

We're going to expose some objects.

Oh no, there won't be an exhibition of objects.

It's clothes.

The salon of fertility, by the way.

There will be a few newspapers, anyway.

It's something we buy.

From the news.

From the news, no.

Is it something we buy?

Ah, no, no, we're teaching ourselves.

Ah, we're teaching ourselves.

Ah, vacations, it's the salon des guichets.

No.

We're teaching ourselves.

You said the salon de la or the salon du?

I said the salon de la.

So it's kind of like the salon du mariage,

it's like we're teaching ourselves to do something.

And we can do it better on the spot.

The salon de la, so we're looking for a feminine name

or several words.

Yes, I can't be more clear.

No, but...

We're looking for a dozen.

We're looking for a single word.

We're looking for a dozen.

No.

It's not in relation to sex.

At all.

Is it in relation to pleasure?

No, not specifically.

It's not physical activity.

Except if you take pleasure, obviously,

to participate in this kind of thing.

Ah!

Do you believe in violence or...

Violence?

No, it would be rather the opposite.

The genealogy.

The genealogy salon.

Good answer!

That's true.

From Jean-Jacques Perrony,

discovering who your ancestors were at the time of Louis XIII,

deciphering the old newspapers,

learning the history of your house, for example,

looking for your primary institute in archives.

That's what you propose.

The genealogy salon.

Have you already done researches, Steve?

No.

No, no, no.

You don't know which tree you're going down to.

No, but if there was a Cheetah market, it would have stopped.

I know that I have blood from a...

from the back of a grandmother, I think.

From a little...

from what we call it, bourgeoisie,

finally aristocrats.

I think.

But we were...

It's precise!

But no, we were the Batars.

It was well diluted since then.

Yes, it was blood-suckinged.

It was blood-suckinged.

That's right, but except that...

In fact, he had a grandmother back there.

What was Strumfett?

No, but it's true.

He was pierced by a Duke.

Well, that's it, but it's true.

And suddenly, we're only the Batars.

Yes, you're a Batar.

You have a Batar genealogy.

Mr. Peronille, do you want to go back to your tree?

No, not at all.

I'm afraid of making a bad surprise.

It's funny because the French are passionate about that.

Knowing who their ancestors are, Caroline.

I understand everything.

I find that exciting.

But unfortunately, I don't have an archive.

So I have to stop the generation above.

Otherwise, I would find it exciting to know all that.

Bernard Mabille, do you have ancestors?

Well, yes, I do.

Well, really, I would hear everything.

Between the dinosaurs and Bernard Mabille,

there was once...

I'm a baby and a prophet, Laurent.

No, baby salad.

It's true that the way we wanted to pose...

It looks like it stopped at you, Bernard.

So it started.

It looks like he's so old that he can't see in the eyes.

No, it's the beginning and the end.

It's the beginning and the end, it's the noise.

No, you did research, Bernard.

No, not really.

I know because I met Bocarnault once.

Yes, me too.

Jean-Louis Bocarnault.

He made my genealogical tree.

And he reassembled it in chaos.

Yes, I had...

They were in Normandy, my ancestors.

Oh, you had great travelers then.

But it was silk.

Tapestries.

Tapestries, yes.

Tapestries.

You, Mr. Bernard?

No, I just know the origin of the name Maby because...

Where does it come from, Maby?

It comes from Libam, which means very kind.

It doesn't come from the Latin family.

The Bardome family.

Who got married to the Maby family.

Who gave birth to Maby Bardome.

And you, Isabelle, did you do research?

I'm not interested at all.

I know that my name is mostly on the side of Poitiers de la Touraine,

but there are not many mergos in France.

Really?

I don't care.

It's not that important.

And why is it fascinating?

Because sometimes, when he discovers that he's an Indian,

a distant cousin...

By the way, Bocarno, I know that I'm a distant cousin

of Prince Albert de Bonaco.

Really?

It's still nice, as it should be.

I'm not yet, because I think he would have been surprised

if I had left him at his door.

I'm not yet there, but he seems to be an distant cousin.

It seems to me that I have connections with Normandie.

I would be an distant cousin of Father Magloire, who is the Calvary.

You see, Steve is still alive. It's good.

I'm not interested at all.

Why did you pass your work?

Because it's all official.

Since there is a branch of my family that is awful.

And we were deserts, we were nothing.

There was no desert.

We, Normandie, we were cheese.

All right, so there we were, cruising through the new open-air zoo.

When I realized that the park was closing in like 15 minutes,

that's when the afternoon took an exciting turn.

Luckily, we were in my Nissan Rogue, with its powerful DC turbo engine.

Well, we had more than enough time to see all the animals.

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This question is usually for Mr. Gisbert, the American,

since you just published Vincent Bernard on the edition.

Do you have a biography of General Grant?

It tells you something, Mr. Gisbert.

Yes, of course, of course.

I'm the winner of this session.

Exactly, the one who commanded the Nordic army.

Yes, who was president after.

Two times president, a successful demand.

With a rotten brother.

He had a lot of freaks.

So there was corruption.

Yes, yes.

But as he drank a lot,

he didn't know what was going on under him.

Yes, yes, it was a good president,

the president of Grant.

Not good, with his friends,

the horrible General Sherman and Sheridan,

they killed a lot of Indians.

Vincent Bernard's biography was published

at Perrin 320 pages,

this biography is called Ulysses Grant.

But what does the S mean in Ulysses Grant?

Oh, so what?

Salope?

Is it a pronoun?

Sulliste.

Is it a pronoun?

No, it's a pronoun.

It's like me, it's France or Gisbert.

But the S is a pronoun.

It was Nordic, it wasn't Sulliste.

So it could be S for Sam.

Excellent answer, Dariel Donval.

Oh, that's why we said it was Sam.

Uncle Sam, Uncle Sam, Uncle Sam,

Sam, it's U-S.

And Ulysses Grant, it also means U-S.

That is to say, Uncle Sam is United States.

U-S, U-S, Grant, it's Ulysses Sam Grant.

Let's see a little bit.

That's great.

We learn things.

Oh yeah, don't regret knowing them

because it's a pleasure to learn them.

No, but it comes from Uncle Sam, you see.

Who was not a flutist.

Not a violinist.

I confirm you, Mr. Grant.

He was President of the United States.

You weren't nice with the Indians.

Oh, really?

In extermination.

Yes, there was a transport.

Where did we not go in there?

It's important, the Indians.

It's very important.

We had to kill him.

It's not allowed.

We have to turn the page.

Oh, well.

A siew is a siew.

We have to turn the page.

That's good.

A siew.

I like that.

We are like that.

A siew is better than two siews.

We are like that.

Wait, wait.

Because I'm looking.

When it starts, it stops.

RTL, the first Cheyenne radio station in France.

Do you want more?

Yes!

Come on, let's do it together.

I'm going to make a siew.

There's no siew.

There's no siew for big people.

He's coming, Tomahawk.

No, he's not coming today.

We don't have red meat.

Guys, don't you find it?

You have a lot to say.

Guys, hurry up, hurry up.

No.

It's not his thing.

No.

No, but he's more physical.

Yes.

He's going in a big boat.

It's more refined too, it's not difficult.

It's just your face.

Well, yes.

It's more refined, guys.

It's like an Indian killer.

My mother might be an Indian.

Excuse me.

My mother, I didn't recognize her.

I didn't recognize her.

It's not my fault.

My mother was killed by your great jewellery.

Of course, Josiane Bresquot.

A question of news that concerns the 340 personalities

of different fields of activity

who are in the famous promotion

of the 1st January of the Legion of Honor.

You have the new talents,

some of those who have...

We start with the Legion of Honor,

the small Legion of Honor,

but you have, it goes to the great cross

of the Legion of Honor.

Yes.

Do you know who it was?

There was only one,

who was called the great cross

of the Legion of Honor.

There was a great researcher.

Yes, a great researcher.

Emilia, Emilia, something.

What?

No, no, no.

It's the Nobel Prize.

A specimen.

No, not at all.

We're talking about this year, right?

Yes.

I'm talking about the Nobel Prize.

He has a double prize.

I'll tell you, you're not in the list.

I said, a new talent,

would I have it?

He sent me the letter.

The letter?

And they forgot the R.

Indeed, it's a biologist.

Emilia, something.

Emilia, image.

No.

He didn't find something recently.

Yes, recently, no,

because it's an old man today.

But precisely, he's...

It's about the pill.

He is always alive because, among other things, he is the inventor of the famous DHEA, the famous

juvenile pill.

That's right.

You ask his name, like a great teacher.

So his name, I do not ask you, you have half the name because indeed, his name is

Etienne Emile, but we know his name better, Etienne Emile.

It's not something high, it's something high, it's high, it's high, it's something high,

no?

It's high, something high.

It's high, it's high.

You have to read it, I know.

But do not excuse the idea of making you for again.

No, listen, frankly, it's sad not to have the name of a man who just declared

great faith in the ...

He is on TikTok.

So the problem is that there is, as we say, a gap between the legendary and the people

recent.

What does a legendary fucker have?

If we propose it to him, he will refuse.

Do not worry.

Do not take your head with you.

Yes, yes.

You can not look at it.

But why are you laughing?

It's going to be on the side, it's sure.

No, what is sad, it's true that the title of great faith, we never give it to young people,

it's sad.

In one aspect, the other ...

In the other, it's sad.

In the pre-nobel of physics, he has just been made great official, because he has nothing

to do with it.

To have the great faith, you have to go first for the other stages, you can have the

...

I remember Lino Rono there, but not ...

Ah, Lino, he embraces you there.

Lino, yes.

But Lino is typically the woman who is full of faith as ...

As it is called, it's Gehring, you see that there was so much ...

Lino, lino, lino, lino.

Lino, lino, lino.

I embrace Lino, Lino, lino, lino, lino.

I've got a lot of friends here.

Incredible!

It's an honor!

Aurélien?

No, listen, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Etienne Emile!

I would invite you if I read it one day.

I would invite you to the minister.

I think you'll see something before.

You'll be the first to see all the friends.

What would you like to see?

There are a lot of TV shows, radio shows,

a bit of a show and all.

Well, we give a bit of happiness to the song.

I've heard it, I've heard it.

You come to the radio to explain to us

that you're filming yourself,

that you think we're going to give you the money.

In any case, your presence proves

that this great scientist

may have put an abortion pill on the point,

but she wasn't enough.

Enough!

Distribute!

Stop!

What's wrong with you?

I'm going back to Marseille,

because frankly, I realize that we missed something

during one year, because you're the only one

in our group that's like you.

And so you bring something that others don't.

You gave me the cross, the light one.

I'd like to understand

what you just said.

She's ridiculous.

You're the only one that's like you.

Yes, you're right.

No, but you have a lot of big heads,

and you don't have two like you.

I was embarrassed by our group.

You can say that to everyone.

It's not a compliment.

Well, no.

It's not you who's going to complain

because you're insulting people.

Listen!

I think he just found his bike.

I can't take it anymore!

We're going to do it again!

No, no, no, wait!

Hold on!

And well done, Emile Beaulieu!

Bravo!

Professor Emery, from the College of France.

Professor Beaulieu, of course.

The queen is known because there are two fakes.

I was a villager and the other fakes are the fakes of Beaulieu.

Yes, but the fakes are safe.

And he also worked a lot

on the research against the disease

in the past years,

because otherwise you would have

had to keep his name a little more quickly.

Thank you very much!

A question for Mrs. Marion Colomère

who lives in Castellino, Le L'Aise,

in L'Héro.

Who would have been born

in 2016

if the Pico de Varra had been less tall?

What if?

If the Pico de Varra had been less tall?

It's a mountain.

It's someone who was born in 1916.

Exactly!

Bravo!

We're not hiding anything from you.

It's the Annalpinis.

It's the old mother of Chamonix.

The old mother of Chamonix who lost her father.

It's not at all.

Is it someone who fell from a mountain?

No, it's Annalpinis.

Wait, I don't think it's the mountain.

I think it's a fiction.

It's a personal story.

And it's Marcel Cerdant.

Marcel Cerdant!

Good answer from Jean-Benn Guigui.

Bravo!

Marcel Cerdant would have been

100 years this year

if the Pico de Varra had been less tall.

The Pico de Varra is

a mountain

which is located

on the island of Sao Miguel

in the archipelago of the Azores.

The mountain on which

the famous constellation's flight

was crashed

on the night of October 28, 1949.

Would we celebrate

this year

the 100th anniversary

of Marcel Cerdant's birth

who was a great boxer.

Bernard, you must have seen a boxer, I imagine.

No, not really, no.

He's already dead.

In what year?

In 40 years, that's it.

Would you like more?

Of course, Marcel Cerdant would have been alive

if he hadn't had to go

to face a New Yorker

who obviously is not his challenger

but the one who gave him the title

Jack Lamota.

No, it's not if

he had to go to New York, it's if

Edith hadn't told him

that he would have gone to New York.

Yes, but he wouldn't have fallen.

Is she the one who insisted

that he would come?

She did.

Marcel, Marcel.

Come on, come on,

Milour,

sit on my table.

It was funny, Marcel Cerdant,

a little voice.

You,

did you see Marcel Cerdant?

You told him in your video.

Yes, I saw Marcel Cerdant

when he was world champion against Tony Zell.

He came to Orange,

he had another kicker at the time

and he greeted the crowd like that.

It was an extraordinary idol.

We called him the bomber of Casablanca.

Marocco bomber, we called him.

I can tell you that

he takes Marcel Cerdant.

Do you box?

Always, twice a week.

You too, Fabrice?

I'm more English, you're in Savate.

I'm not in Savate, no, I'm wearing shoes.

Do you box with legs too?

Yes, I put legs.

Of course.

What do you give with legs?

French boxing.

What do you do?

Cerdant, what did he do?

We can do a fight.

We can do a fight,

if he can put hands,

and you can put hands and legs,

it's not easy.

I'll put hands.

You must be crazy to do that.

You can't know.

Laurent, have you ever hit someone

or is it just in a bag?

He put my photo on the bag.

It gives me a fish.

You're a category,

Fabrice, you box.

I'm 85kg, I must be 1,000kg.

It's heavy.

No, it's 89kg.

So I'm 75kg, what am I?

You're more than 75kg.

Yes, I'm 75kg.

No, because it's light.

There's 1,000kg, I'm 1,000kg.

I'd love to go fast

to another conversation.

A question for Gérard Couton

who lives in Givrant,

and the question about a book.

I was lucky to get it.

A few weeks ago, the author, Victoria Maske,

the daughter of Jean de Masse,

the book is called The Ball of the Fools

and it tells us this incredible

costume of a ball

that took place where, of course,

internal women were masked,

dressed.

We had the right to go see them

at the Salpétrière,

the famous Charcot,

but he wasn't the only one to work at the Salpétrière.

There was also someone who,

I'm going to ask you to find the name,

someone who was even injured

by a blow of fire

by one of his patients

because she intended to have been hypnotized

against her grace.

It happened in 1893

who also worked at the Pitié Salpétrière

in 1893

and was therefore injured by a blow of fire

by one of his patients.

Mesmer?

No, it wasn't Brevers.

He was hospitalized in a psychiatric clinic

where he died

because his mental state

was aggravated after...

Because of the ball?

Yes.

He was a psychiatrist.

Yes, he was a psychiatrist.

Yes, maybe it was before the ball,

he was a bit in a hurry.

He left a name, a syndrome or a complex.

A syndrome, yes.

Tourist syndrome.

Gilles de la Tourette.

That's great, isn't it?

Good answer from Franck Ferrand Gilles de la Tourette.

Merde!

Salaud!

That's the illustration, for example, now.

A fin de garde!

It's crazy.

I met him once or twice in my life

and it's funny, but it's funny,

and it hurts at the same time.

Salaud!

I already told you about it,

but I can tell you that it's the truth.

Maybe, if he hears it, I'll say it

in Don Camillo, where I used to do my shows

sometimes,

the guy who was in the director's office,

and I know it was very small in Don Camillo,

the guy who was in the director's office

was suffering from this syndrome.

I mean, you were doing your sketches,

and while you were doing your sketches...

The shit, the shit!

The shit!

Did you have...

Did you have the position to be treated with vigor?

We knew it because he might hear us.

We can't do anything against that.

I made a card for you,

I made it on the internet,

to introduce the police agents

who would stop you.

They better have a card.

Better.

Everybody knows Sophie Desmarais

among the big heads of the department.

Especially when she plays with Pierre Frenet.

Because she...

They're three, normally.

No, no, no.

They're three, normally.

There's Sophie Desmarais, Pierre Frenet,

and Charles Trémé.

Sophie Desmarais was a big head

during the years with Philippe Bouvard.

We loved her.

With Jacqueline Mayant,

she was often a partner.

In the shows, everyone loved Sophie Desmarais.

Sophie Desmarais played a character

from the story of France,

in a film by Sacha Guitri in 1955.

A film called

Si Paris nous était comptée.

What character

was played by Sophie Desmarais in 1955?

She was very young.

Yes, she was very young.

In the film by Sacha Guitri.

A character from the revolution?

From the revolution, in any case.

At the time of the revolution, yes.

Rather than the rich side?

Yes.

Madame 2?

Madame 2, no.

A Madame 2 something?

No, so.

She was a singer.

A monsieur of something?

Madame Roland?

No. Was she an artist?

Yes, an artist.

An empoisonneuse?

No, she was very close to Marie-Antoinette.

It was Rosberte.

Excellent!

The answer of Franck Ferrand.

She had a store

called Le Grand Maugol,

rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré,

Le Grand Maugol.

She had 30 employees, 120 suppliers

and she became one of them.

An official fashion minister.

Yes, she enriched herself

in crazy proportions by selling

a Marie-Antoinette chiffon.

Many hats.

Yes, it was her who invented

her hats that were called

puffs, puffs that were made

more than a meter high.

Puff, puff, puff, puff.

Puff, puff, puff.

Puff, puff, puff, puff.

The objects, the people,

the people.

The people.

We were doing boats.

We were putting boats in the shoes.

Right.

We were doing it with family people

or seeing the judges.

No, it was crazy.

It was still a very good answer

from Mr. Ferrand Rose.

It was good.

Played by Sophie Desmarais

in the film of Sacha Goutry.

A question for Coralie Deval,

who lives in Chartres.

When a fish is anadrom?

What?

I don't get it.

When a fish is anadrom?

Anadrom.

When he is Hermaphrodite?

No.

When he is not happy underwater?

Yes, yes.

It's a joke.

The guy tells you,

there is nothing better in the living room.

It's a good book.

When a fish is anadrom,

what would it be?

The fish that was not happy underwater.

The next book by Johann Riou.

It's wonderful.

This is where I like you.

This poetry, maybe.

We will leave it to both of you.

Maybe a fish that drinks too much.

Maybe they will go back to Asia together.

A fish that lives in the great depths.

What are you playing?

A fish that lives in the great depths.

You are going to say, a horseman.

I found it.

It's a fish that never gets caught.

It's a fish that...

I don't think it's a psychological thing.

I don't think so.

I don't know if you can hear me, but...

A fish that doesn't see?

No.

It's a fish that breathes strangely by a weird part.

No.

I'm proud of my bullshit.

It's a fish that...

It's a fish that doesn't like other fish.

Yes, it does.

And it scratches its ear when it's fed up with it.

Is there a lot of fish in the drama?

Excuse me.

Is there a lot of fish in the drama?

Yes, there are a few.

I can tell you a lot.

Do we find it in the Mediterranean?

Is there a lot of fish in the drama?

No, no.

Oh, it's the panicky fish?

No!

He's stupid.

Is there a lot of fish in the drama?

Yes, yes.

They don't have any particular colors.

Yes, there are fish in the drama, but there are a lot of fish in the drama.

Are they carnivores?

Can you give me an example?

Carnivores? No, no.

Albino?

Are they colored fish?

No, they have swimwear.

Yes, it's a sea fish.

A sea fish.

You know, it's like salmon.

It's a fish that lives in the sea and in the river.

Ah yes, they live in Oddo.

Excellent answer from the trio of the troupe,

Berléan, Charlotte from Turkey, Metitov,

they're excellent, really.

In the drama, there are aquatic species

that usually live in the sea

but who go back in time to the river and the rivers

to reproduce their kind and to make their eggs.

The salmon, obviously, is an anodrome, and we have a few other anodrome fish.

They are both soft and sea water fish.

Go to Vapour if you prefer.

They found it all alone at 3 in 2 seconds.

You helped too.

It's not bad to know that salmon is an anodrome fish.

When you serve, for example, I imagine that there is salmon sometimes naked in your room,

you do restoration, I imagine.

Remember the phone number.

Charlotte from Turkey.

I know that your husband is a very good cook.

He is an Afghan, and there is no salmon in Afghanistan.

He has learned other things with you, hasn't he?

Yes, he has learned other things, but he only cooks in Afghanistan.

Yes, but the clients need to know that.

I hope they will come because they are there, the clients.

They come to Kavaillon.

Excuse me.

Excuse me for cutting your tongue right away.

Our clients are a little less stupid than you.

And when they go on the side, they see that there are Afghan clothes.

There is an Afghan specialty, it's the Mola Omar.

It's an Omar.

Yes, that's it.

Because there is one thing you don't talk about.

Otherwise, it's like if you go to Afghanistan, you go to another house,

and we serve you tomatoes in the province.

I'm really not happy there.

No, but the Afghan cuisine, it will be close to Iranian cuisine.

It's completely the same.

It's the same thing.

Yes, yes, it's not.

That's what I'm talking about.

You're not going to play with the Pandu?

You're so stupid.

I have no wish that you would never come to me.

But you met an Afghanist.

How?

You met an Afghanist.

I went to Afghanistan, but I didn't meet him there.

I played my role.

She really went back to Afghanistan looking for a guy,

and he wasn't there.

Because he's an Afghan in a dream.

He's a migrant to Europe.

We didn't want to reproduce, but it was a little late.

It's beautiful.

I know him, he's very, very nice.

How is his name?

Zaman.

I didn't remember his name.

Zaman, I had never heard his name.

I thought he was a nemo-technique.

I called him Zaman.

I put a little Z in my hand.

Romanticism.

It's something we're never used to.

Yes, it's going to come.

Charlotte, you're always against the ill-received

and good for your history.

It's beautiful.

There's also a medal.

Maybe she didn't find anything else.

One question now for Mr. Charlie Kurtit,

who said,

but eight little kids are here tonight.

What does Pierre Vénichoux have?

He's a little kid.

Little kid.

What a fool, sometimes I'd like to get mad.

Listen, I'll hit you in the face.

I wouldn't hesitate.

A bad time has passed after that.

After that, you'd be 15 years old.

It doesn't hurt that much.

It doesn't sting a little, but...

Really?

No, it doesn't sting.

You didn't push me to suicide.

I can finish the sentence.

Yes, Mr. Vénichoux.

I'm going to put the liaison.

I wanted to avoid saying eight children,

but I didn't put the liaison.

So, I started well and I didn't continue well.

But eight little kids, Pierre Vénichoux,

are here tonight.

And I imagine their surprise.

Usually, they see me in front of the TV on my sofa.

Who said that sentence?

Jacques Martin.

No, Jacques Martin isn't here anymore.

It's someone alive, of course.

Of course.

Blanche Neige.

Yes, the seven of them, they had children.

On the sofa, the two of them.

I'm looking for you.

For me, it's better to do another mission.

For the safeguard of the world.

It's not a joke, a joke.

But it's really nothing, this Marseillean.

Kisses.

Kisses with you.

No, no, no, it's over.

We go out together, they talk to people.

What do you mean?

Yes, we're at the bar.

And come on, what do you drink?

Your catholic or mine too?

And we take your catholic again.

All of a sudden, I turn around to take my cigarettes.

What do I see?

It's Zique Panteau who is talking to someone.

So I say to him.

And he goes on.

Yes, you like me?

In general.

They talk about regional jokes.

Yes.

They remember in the cellar.

From there.

From the clown.

And it lasts 20 minutes.

After an hour and a half, what do I do?

I say to him.

And he goes on.

And I go on.

So how do you know that it lasts 20 minutes?

After an hour and a half.

And he goes on.

Every time he invites me.

He invites me.

He says.

Come on, you're not going to make me laugh again.

Come with me.

It makes me happy.

Two, three times.

I tell him.

I turn around.

He goes on.

And I see him.

I see him from far away.

I say.

And again, a thousand balls of lost tonight.

I understand, my Piero.

I understand Pierre Benissu.

You have a bit of a flaw, Mr. Titoff.

To talk to the first person who goes on.

Yes, but seriously.

I'm very nice.

Me too.

I'm already talking, having fun.

He, alone.

In conversations, you have the impression that they have bought an imbecile in a division.

And they are there.

So he says.

Yes, you understand things like that.

And that they realize that there was an old cousin who was dying in a room.

So you understand.

It's the fuck who needs charity.

At 2 o'clock in the morning.

But it's true that he has the content.

At 2 o'clock in the morning, with too much music.

Don't look at me with your heads like that.

The words over there.

Look at that.

There will also be for you the big boys.

Stop, stop, stop.

Pierre Benissu.

But you don't have shame anyway.

No, I crashed on the shame.

Yes, but precisely, I was still there.

It's over, it's over.

I was asking a question.

And we forgot it.

Well, I'm going to repeat the sentence.

It's someone who just said.

So someone alive.

Someone who just said.

It wasn't my surprise.

Basically, I'm going to summarize the sentence.

Of my 8 little children.

When they saw me tonight.

Those who usually see me in front of the TV.

It's a political phenomenon.

No.

It's a guy who made the Divin of Foggiel.

Not long ago.

An animator?

An animator.

No, it's a woman.

It's a question for Mr. Charlie Kurtiff.

Who lives in Russia in the shower.

I haven't given his name yet.

He won't be late to receive 300 euros.

So it's someone who usually doesn't pass the television.

Who had an exceptional event.

That he put in the fire of the news.

We can say that.

But not an exceptional event.

It's someone not very young.

Because to say sofa.

To say couch.

8 little children above all.

It's super detective.

8 little children.

It's true that the guy is not 30 years old yet.

It's someone who obviously is quite old.

But suddenly, these little children are told.

But still, daddy.

It's shocking.

Yes.

I love it.

But no.

It's a French.

It's not a French.

It's a musician.

A musician.

Yes.

Like Mick Jagger.

Mick Jagger, no.

Ah yes.

He does not agree.

I have an old rocker.

A Muslim.

Like BB King before dying.

BB King?

No.

It's a rocker.

A rocker.

Yes.

Paul McCartney.

Good answer.

Deux-Mauriens d'Azur.

And yes.

For Brigitte Morvan who lives in Brest.

If you have read obviously the book of Simone de Beauvoir.

Yes.

No, I laugh because you saw it.

You didn't read it Jean-Marie.

It turns out that I'm there.

No.

It's Balot.

The force of age is called the autobiographical book of Simone de Beauvoir.

It was published in 1960.

It's by the way a period of life where she tells her love for each other.

With Jean-Paul Sartre.

She tells by the way that they are at Saint-Malo with Jean-Paul Sartre.

And there she tells astonishingly that Jean-Paul Sartre did at Saint-Malo.

What is it?

She made a brown pepper.

Oh no.

What is a brown pepper?

No.

The story.

A brown pepper.

And she runs in a crepe with hot sugar.

She turns it very quickly.

Such a sugar.

She chattoules it quickly.

And she eats the crepe at the same time she makes you the pepper.

Ah yes.

It's good.

Magnificent.

And that's it.

That's 100 euros.

Because there is 500 euros.

Yes.

I didn't do that.

That's 500 euros.

When I saw her arrive with the bottle of Grand Marnier.

I'm sorry.

I ask you a question on Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir.

Saint-Malo, everyone eats crepes.

He walked on the ramparts.

He bathed himself when it was very cold.

I can read the passage of the force of age.

I loved Saint-Malo, its narrow provincial streets

where the noise of the sea had raised jadis and corsairs.

Vagas, cafés au lait, bâtés, le Grand B.

That should help you.

The Grand B.

It was beautiful.

And what will Sartre do?

He visited the aquarium.

No.

The Grand B.

What is Grand B?

He peed on the ramparts.

No.

What did you say?

He peed on the ramparts.

That's true.

That's what she peed on the ramparts.

On the ramparts.

No.

There is a lot of sand on the ramparts.

No.

It's crazy.

It's an archive.

No.

Because I'm very intelligent.

No.

Because it's the stupidest part that you have found.

No.

You have to find the cultural part.

You have to be confident.

Where did he pee?

He peed on the museum.

On a statue.

We are at Saint-Malo.

Saint-Malo.

The Grand B.

Saint-Malo should tell you something.

What is the Grand B.

Saint-Malo?

Well, it's a rampart.

On a church.

No.

That should be next to it.

On a place.

Did he pee on a ...

The water of the Grand B.

It's like a Presqu'ille.

In the lighthouse.

On the tomb of Chateaubriand.

Excellent response from Bernard Mabib.

Bravo Bernard.

He peed on the tomb of Chateaubriand.

Look at the porn movies.

No, wait, there is Benissu who watches porn movies.

No, I don't look.

I see what my family is looking at.

No, but ...

What are you doing on your phone like that?

I try to turn it off.

He comes to me from the cat in the middle of the face.

I swear it's true.

It's true.

I swear it's true.

He has porn videos during the show.

No, it's not true.

They say it balances you.

No, I've seen it.

Pierre went back to a porn movie,

but he was cut in the montage.

No, he was cut in the movie.

No, not in Rabin who was clapping.

Oh, it's funny, it's funny.

I think it's very average as a joke.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, it's funny.

We laughed.

There was a beautiful one.

I have a traveller.

We laughed.

Wait, who is a traveller?

It's not very nice to continue

to treat a traveller like that.

Well, it's not her who treats a traveller.

Well, not me.

He didn't say me.

I may be the only one to know

that it's not a traveller.

Oh, really?

He finally said yes.

No, he didn't say anything.

How do you know that I'm not a traveller,

Mr. Vélicion?

No, no, you're not a traveller.

We don't say a traveller.

I'm not a traveller.

It's not how we say it.

Traveller.

Travelling is another thing.

Travelling means that the singer is inaccessible.

How are you, Mr. Boulet, by the way?

He's doing very well.

Listen, life is beautiful.

It's beautiful.

Spring is here.

We're in our gardens.

The bees are flying.

Exactly.

We don't know.

You heard Pierre Benichoux's phone.

I'm trying.

It's the lady who's calling.

It's the bitch who's calling.

You're trying to serve her?

It's the lady who's calling.

Anyway, I'm a bad man this morning

because I got a package.

I put two hours to open it.

A thing like that, in general, it's a scenario.

You see, things like that.

I read.

Mr. Benichoux.

Me.

I don't know how to approach you.

As long as I would like you to say this letter

that you said to me, yes.

I'm 53 years old in the middle of my life.

I'm an optimist.

Yes.

And I'm going to publish my fifth book

and my first novel.

I wanted to make this book

a shame to my grandfather.

Paulo, the son of Artúvio.

Oh, fuck.

The one who was in the pillion.

The guy who's looking at his phone.

The guy who's reading his mail.

It's on the side of the line.

No, no, the other side, the other side.

I'm not going to read this one.

I try not to flirt with a smartphone.

What's on the top?

He's reading his mail.

I'm not going to read this one.

So I'm going to finish you up.

I'm going to finish you up.

He thinks I have great pleasure

to listen to you, mainly.

You make me laugh.

It's true that I decided to make you

the inspiration of my main character

who even has the authority

to strengthen your name

because he's called Pierre Ben Choucroun.

It's not very interesting,

your courier, Mr Pierre.

Well, if you don't mind,

you can go to Europe.

The first quote will be for Joanne Potoxny,

who lives in Belleville.

It's in the Rhône.

Who said,

a minister is a place

where those who arrive late

cross in the stairs,

those who go ahead.

It's Churchill.

Churchill, no.

It's French.

Dead.

Someone who was quite a specialist

to mock functionaries.

Mopassant.

Corteline.

And it's Corteline.

Good answer from Pierre Ben Choucroun.

Another quote for Anna Naboun

who lives quickly in the Rhône.

Anna Naboun won't work at home.

I can put my quote for you.

Mr. or Mrs. Annan.

I don't know if it's a masculine or feminine name.

Annan is feminine.

I mean, it's not Naboun, it's Aboury.

Mr. or Mrs. Aboury,

waiting for a check of 300 euros

if you don't find the author of this quote.

Many of those who scream,

dead or dumb,

are not aware

of their suicidal behavior.

That's not bad.

It's a French.

Yeah, it's crazy.

Yeah.

So you're yelling at me,

dumbass,

attention to you.

That was a quote.

They're a little aware

of their suicidal behavior.

At the bistro,

they say,

he writes French well.

I didn't tell you how to call it.

How to call it a scenario.

That's what was funny.

Ah, yeah.

Chauffe Marcel.

Is that true?

No, don't laugh.

We offer you a movie.

No, it's a book.

It's a book.

A book.

The adaptation of cinema will come later.

Yes, it's called Chauffe Marcel.

Well, I can find the author of my quote.

Many of those who scream,

dead or dumb,

are not aware

of their suicidal behavior.

A living French.

Humorist.

And it's for you, Mr. Geluc.

Oh, fuck.

Ah, yes.

So I see who it is.

It's a Belgian.

But the book that I forget regularly,

the name.

A Belgian.

It's a Belgian.

No, it's a name.

No, no, no, no.

It's part of the Alphonse Hallé Academy.

It came to see us in the audience.

Exactly.

And it's called

Grégoire Lacroix.

Good answer, Mr. Geluc.

Thank you.

We're talking about the press again today.

And it will all be the same.

Who knows,

a chance for Mr. Samuel Brejon

who lives in Brooklyn,

in the United States.

Hey.

Hi.

Hi, Samuel.

300 euros for him.

You'll see,

the Czech RTL will maybe cross the Atlantic.

If you don't know who Mary Sebag is,

and who speaks in the press today,

she witnesses Mary Sebag.

And she's still GMF and GMI.

But what is it about?

So, for the moment, I don't know.

GMF.

What is it?

She's an artist.

So she's not an artist.

She's a writer.

So she's not a writer.

She works on television.

So she doesn't write at all on television.

But she found herself

who has spent three days

in the secret house in 2012.

Really?

So it's the daughter of someone famous.

It's you who presented the secret story.

Yes, but it wasn't me who presented it

in those years.

Well, you have to remember

about the previous years.

So is she a candidate?

She was a candidate?

Yes, she was.

Because the secret house

is in the secret story.

Yes, it's the secret house.

It's the house where the candidates live.

Is she the daughter of someone famous?

No, she was in season six

with her secret.

She spent only three days.

And her secret,

precisely, is that she was GMF and GMI.

It's not natural.

GMF and GMI, what does it mean?

There was a natural in it.

Yes, no, I'm looking for it.

There was a natural.

What was the secret this year?

There was the one who lived

in Tsunami.

There was the Holy Man.

It's not true.

Yes, the last year, there was that.

It's not possible to have a Holy Man.

Well, yes, but it's complicated.

I'll explain it to you later.

He had three children.

The Holy Man?

Yes, in fact, it was a woman.

He started his transformation.

He got rid of the saints.

He had a beard.

He had still kept his uterus.

But at the level of the papers,

he had officially become a man.

And he ended up in the Holy Man.

Very well.

At the school of children.

He had the beard.

Hello, mom, dad.

Well, I don't know.

Mr. Dan.

Hello, Mr. Dan.

Mr. Dan.

It's a very beautiful story.

His children are adorable.

He got rid of the saints.

He had a beard.

He gave him the breast.

But no, no, no, no.

No, no, no, no.

No, no, no.

There was one.

I am vampire.

Yes, but it's not.

Next year, there will be François Long,

who will be president of the Republican Party.

What do you have as a secret in these jokes?

We are secret in the secret house of secrets.

I was Carwash champion.

What is that?

Carwash champion.

Ah, I thought when you put on a wet shirt,

and then you put a straight on the car.

Oh, no.

Yes, that's good.

With that, you have to do it by surprise.

But I didn't say that I was doing Carwash.

We called him the blue elephant,

and he was Carwash on the trucks.

No, but who?

There was another one as a secret.

Oh, there were many.

There was, wait, which one?

There was one who had...

There was one who had 12 feet.

12 feet?

Yes, there was one more.

It wasn't visible, of course.

She had to keep her secret for a long time.

No, no, no.

That is to say, when you put on sandals.

No, no, no.

It's better if you put on a wet shirt.

No, no, no.

How did they know each other?

No, because the thugs had two laniers.

They were taken away before...

Who could have said that he had 12 fingers?

No, no.

That's why it's hard to find the only ones...

No, no, no.

Because she wore it in a bow.

You know, I live with a bullet in my head.

I live with a bullet in my head!

Yes, in tennis.

So, GMI, GMA.

GMA...

Acronyms, acronyms.

Is it sports?

So, we consider that as a sport?

Yes.

It's French golf.

Not gymnast.

Gymnast, no.

So, is it a scientific, this woman?

So, it's getting closer, you see.

Well, F is for feminists.

So, F is for feminists, yes, indeed.

And I, it's international.

She is...

International?

So, and I, it's international.

It's the failures.

Yes.

It's a great international master and great French master.

Excellent answer, Florian Gazan.

A question for Pierre Louvard,

who lives in Pierre Duchemin, in Île-et-Vilaine.

Thomas, Bernard and Martin

are the first three in the class.

But which class?

The first three.

The first three, the first three.

No, Bernard.

The first three, the most classic.

No, no, no.

The triumphant is Thomas, Bernard and Martin.

It's the first three, it's the first three.

Bravo!

Yes, it's the first three.

Indeed.

Bernard, Thomas.

No, it's not.

It's not, it's not.

Mr. Bernard, it's not.

It's my intellectual path.

Well, no, it's not the first three.

They are not the first names.

Well, here we go.

Chemin, Chemin.

They are the most famous.

They are the most famous families.

Exactly, excellent answer.

What did you say at the beginning?

Donary Boudboul.

He was faster.

They are the most famous French families.

The most worn in France.

Who said they are the most worn in France?

There are 228,000 Martin in France.

Mr. Martin.

He's from the Valle.

Bernard, no.

Mr. Bernard is in the second position.

Thomas is in the third position.

It was Breno, in fact, who are the most worn family names in France.

And then it's small, in the fourth position.

Oh yeah?

Yes, it's small.

Then you have the Robert, the Richard.

No, they are two.

Robert, they are two.

They are two.

It's not.

The Duran.

The Duran, compared to what we think.

No, we think it was the Duran Dupont.

No, the Dupont are not at all in the first 15.

Quite rare Dupont then.

Yes, the Duran and the Dubois are in the seventh and eighth position.

Then you have the Moraux in the ninth position.

We have a lot of Moraux in France.

And then Laurent, not the name, the family name,

Mr. Laurent is in the tenth position.

Simon in the eleventh position.

Michel in the fourth position.

We have a lot of Le Fevre in France.

Le Roi in the fourth position.

We have a lot of Le Roi in France.

I do it at the time.

Would you be mocking me there?

Not at all.

And then who is it?

Then it's the Rouss in the fifteenth position.

We have a lot of Rouss in France.

Really?

They don't have a hat anymore because we roll on the Rouss hats

and they always wear them.

And Christine, do you think of the family

of the very, very beautiful actress, actor?

Obviously.

But not at all, I would answer for you.

I met a guy called Daniel Bravo.

At the time he was a player at PSG.

Footballer and who commented on the World Cup this winter.

That's it.

I declare the radio at Laurent.

I was not yet known at the beginning of my career.

And everyone asked me if Daniel Bravo was from my family.

One day, I answer to a journalist.

Listen.

What did I answer?

It's interesting.

I explain.

The answer is interesting.

The journalist is dead in life.

It's not my brother.

You really want to be in jail next time.

But what about you?

Marry an Alzheimer's.

I answer.

It's not my brother.

But the day we will ask him if I am his sister,

it would mean that I am known.

One day, my phone rang.

And he said to me,

Hello, it's Daniel Bravo.

You are known.

It's pretty.

I propose a minute of silence.

To vote.

All this to say that Luca is his son.

Oh, it's his son?

It's his son.

He's a very handsome man.

I'm going to kill him.

You are his big brother.

It's very, very beautiful.

He's very, very beautiful.

He's the guy from...

I don't know him.

Emile Paris.

I don't look at him.

He's a surprise.

Wait, you have to look at Luca.

Bravo, but you're going to fall down.

Oh yes, there, there. Chris Cardiac.

You never had a guy like that in your life.

No, no, no.

There is no plane for the body in the next year.

If you buy the Italian GQ of this month,

he is in charge.

Yes, but not alone.

With who?

I don't know.

With you?

No, no.

With you.

With the son of Noate Coco.

Who is Noate Coco?

It's his dog, Noate Coco.

It's his dog.

You have to follow him here.

No, he's not homosexual at all.

No, but it's a dog.

No, it's the dog.

It's the vice.

It's the dog.

Noate Coco.

It's not our Noate Coco.

But it's not possible.

But that, you're stupid here.

It's not true.

Yes, we know.

We know.

It's a little stupid, but we don't know what to do.

He's invited, obviously.

He doesn't understand the dog.

His name is Noate Coco.

Yes, but even knowing he's a dog,

his name is Noate Coco.

I don't understand anything.

So, wait.

The dog, the bravo,

the bravo son of Daniel Bravo.

Who has no relationship with you, so...

But no, because he is very beautiful.

He is not yet.

Not yet.

He is with...

He is the GQ's student.

Yes.

With four pages inside, on all the pages, with Petrus,

who is the vice of Noite Coco.

What a type of Christine!

But wait!

She's a sold-out silhouette!

She's got a hard hair!

Your Noite Coco had children.

Yes, it's easier to have a vice.

And so you sold out!

The vice of Noite Coco had only bravo!

Did you sell it or did you give it to him?

He was looking for a dog, Star.

They called him Harry Boop Boop!

No, they had to do all the addresses before.

So?

And he took Petrus!

She's got beautiful dogs.

Is that a dog?

It's a dog!

He's looking for Lucas Bravo.

If you want to have the son on the phone,

I'll be in the show today.

How do you find Lucas Bravo?

How do you find Noite Coco's son?

Yes, he's not bad.

Oh, Laurent, he's not bad.

I forget now.

Caroline, who smokes Noite Coco,

when you see on Instagram

the videos she posts

with little dogs that are 10 cm

with little dogs,

she becomes completely gay

in six months, she's a dog.

No, I don't have one, but I like it.

Oh yes, in six months, she's a chihuahua.

You don't have a dog anymore?

Yes, he's dead.

I hid him with my daughter,

he was dead because she was in the exam.

She made a game to look for Charlie.

It's true!

But Charlie, by the way,

he made the cover of Vogue Tanya.

He's dead, he's dead.

I left it to Philippe, to my ex-marie.

Oh, the cow.

Because I had kept Salomé,

so I thought it was normal.

Salomé is the girl she had with Noite Coco.

For those who would have said bad to follow.

A question for Mr Christophe Bittenfeld

who lives in Bordeaux.

And the question comes from Cotique.

Cotique is the name of a white fox

who lives in the massacres of his congeners

by humans

and who has the courage to look for a place

for all the foxes, a safer place.

The husband.

Oh no, really.

It's good that it's you who have it.

It's for a guy who has a museum.

Mr. Guelyuk,

so really.

There's a joke on the CDs.

Come on, call the PDT.

Really.

Wait, it's the foxes who answer to the PDT.

However, if there is one who makes a joke about the Jews,

then I agree.

So tell me, my fox, I was going to say.

Yes, but you didn't ask the question.

He's big, he's white.

I was interrupted.

I couldn't finish my question.

I don't know what to say.

I couldn't finish my question.

Kotick is a white fox

who assists in the massacres of his congeners

by humans and who has the courage

to look for a safe place for all the foxes.

So a book by the time

of Kotick the white fox.

I'm sorry.

A book for children.

Not only for adults and for children.

Written by Marlene Jobel.

Is it a book written by Humberto Eco?

Not at all.

No.

By Churchill or Harald Skeil?

Not at all.

So it's an old book?

It's an old book.

But in New York, in this book,

there is the story of Kotick the white fox

who assists in the massacres of his congeners

in Mobidic.

In the jungle.

Rudyard Kipling.

The book of the jungle.

Bad answer.

It's not true.

No, it's disgusting.

It's the second time that I come here.

It's the second time that I'm humiliated.

I met Richard Antony.

You said it all before.

Yes, because I...

We're going to clean up the editing, Laura.

We remove his closet and you keep it.

No, no.

It's disgusting.

That's why we got it.

No, but it's true that he was first.

Because he said Kipling.

The book of the jungle.

We have to say to Eli that we're doing the radio

not the meme.

I'm discreet, that's all.

Indeed, in the book of the jungle.

Good answer, Eli.

He's the one who said it first.

And in the jungle, there's even a bench.

So funny that it can seem.

But simply because the book of the jungle,

contrary to what we say,

it's not the book of the jungle,

but there are two volumes and two books of the jungle.

Rudyard Kipling has written two volumes

of the book of the jungle

and it doesn't always happen in India.

It also happens in Alaska.

They make different news.

There's no Mowgli in each story.

It's not a war.

There's a Serpent anyway.

All the characters we find in Disney,

obviously the book of the jungle.

Except that the book of the jungle of Kipling

is not only the book of the jungle in India.

It also happens in Alaska.

Alaska is the version of Holiday in Ice

of the jungle.

They didn't put Mowgli on the bench

because they hadn't invented the doodoon.

No, but simply Mowgli is not in...

I'm looking for the Mowgli game, I don't understand.

There's no Mowgli.

Continue to move the lips.

No, but it stopped.

It stopped differently if he had to adopt it.

Do you read there?

If Mowgli had been adopted by a couple of folks,

what is currently quite common

in the stories of Mowgli?

In the stories of Mowgli.

In the present.

The story would have been quite different.

But you're all crazy.

In any case,

the book of the jungle

is first the book of the jungle

then the second book of the jungle

and by the way, the story of the white fox

is in the first book of the jungle.

There are different news.

Kipling happened like the Star Wars,

one, two, three, four, etc.

Do you know of Darth Vader

disguised in a PC roll?

No. I am your father.

But you don't.

You know the song of the book of the jungle,

Michel Bernier, you who loved singing.

It was great, the book of the jungle.

You've never been in the jungle, Ariel?

In Mexico, I was in the jungle

at the dawn, in the jungle.

In any case, it's a very beautiful jungle

and it's true that it's very scary

because of the branches of the jungle.

We're scared, it's true.

When you were in Chevrolet, it's not...

Yes, I'm in Chevrolet.

Yes, but sometimes you're worse than your Chevrolet.

Are you sure you weren't in a safari in Toirine?

Well, there is a trumpet

that we will soon be able to see

in Paris, the trumpet in front of which

André Malraux, Charles de Gaulle

and his wife, Yvonne,

were already taken in photos.

It was in 1967 at the time...

The trumpet of Tutankhamun!

Good answer!

From Philippe Manoeuvre

and from François-Olivier Gisbert

since there had already been an exhibition

of Tutankhamun in 1967.

And she announced the war, this trumpet.

The two of them will not be there.

We found two trumpets in the tomb

but we have only one at the villa

during the famous exhibition for which

I'm sure you have already taken your places.

Well, I'm going tonight.

Tonight?

Yes, to see a little in front of the first

what is going to happen, it's going to be an

immersion exhibition.

Well, in 1967, I was already there.

I was at the little palace.

It was...

Were you old or me?

Yes, I was old.

And that's where I found...

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I came with you this evening.

But frankly, it's going to be an expo...

It's not going to be in an Egyptian expo,

he won't let you out.

How much better, mommy?

Oh, it depends on who comes.

And it seems that Letitia is going to go with Mommy Rock.

No thanks, it's really going to be a nice expo, Mr. Manoeuvre.

Yes, it's beautiful, frankly.

Now the Egyptians, they make us a kind of gift.

They will let the treasure of Tutankhamun

wander for five years around the planet.

And then he will enter the new museum of the pyramids.

He will never leave it.

He will stay there.

He will have to go to Egypt to see it.

But it's the biggest discovery of the 20th century.

You didn't understand how old he was.

18, 19, 19, 19 or 20 years old.

There's something on his skull.

Either he was hit by a mass behind his head,

or he fell from a char.

There are two possibilities.

He was hit by a rock too.

And then you have a question about Tutankhamun, is that it?

I just asked.

It's contagious, you see.

Well, yes, it's just next to it.

The trumpet of Tutankhamun is exposed.

I understand, but often you make a double question.

That's true.

Tutankarton, we were saying at the time.

I can ask you the name of his wife if you really insist,

but I'm not sure you would have the answer.

Nefertiti, we don't have anything to say about his mother.

But it's not his mother, Nefertiti.

His beautiful mother.

At Tutankhamun, he had a beautiful foot.

You need to give him a good answer.

His wife, then, Mr Manin.

You're going to make us lose 300 euros now.

No, because I'm going to visit the Louvre.

Last week, on the Egyptian side,

I was here, I can have a good answer.

In addition, it's true that it's a department that is not so visited.

In the Louvre, there are only 20,000 objects.

Every department that is not very visited, the cross, for example.

That's terrible.

At the same time, the addiction of Tutankhamun, you believe it?

Yes.

He would all die because, in the end, he would open the tomb.

Look at the fog, it's not going to be good at all, but I...

Even De Gaulle, who saw the exhibition, is dead.

Yvonne is dead too.

We don't feel very well.

And Benoît Amon, it's his cousin by alliance.

Oh yes, he's already in the cemetery.

He's already retired.

He's been in his grave, he's been out for a while.

He's been out of the grave of the Socialist Party.

We're also going to remove the brain with a little pipette, sorry.

I received the invitation.

And it's under the patronage of the President of the Republic.

That's why we're not invited.

Tutankhamun.

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