And here’s viiiiiiiiie (life). So, does this mean anything to you? Well, okay, I sing badly, and when I write it’s tricky to get a song in your head, but if you know the ’90s pop culture references, you might have figured out which song I was trying to keep you guessing. NO ? Not always? It was aboutOnce upon a time…a cult series that helped us understand the history of the world or the human body a little better.
And you know what? The sequel arrived on France 4 this Monday 19 February.
Once upon a time there were… these funny objects!
Almost fifteen years after the death of the creator of the famous Master (the white-bearded sage who knows everything about everything), the series is back in action. On air Okaythe youth platform of France Télévisions, but also from Monday to Friday from 7.15pm on France 4, the new episodes teach us more about everyday objects, those we still use and those that have disappeared over the years.
In a press release, France Télévision explains that this content is “the opportunity to cross different fields of knowledge and discover how they have played a role in the history of humanity and shaped the world we live in ».
And if you want to (re)discover the original episodes, or show them to your children, know that they are available on the Netflix platform.
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Source: Madmoizelle
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