Fun tourists To be followed at 21:10 TF1. This is a new challenge for “Les Touristes”. Indeed, Arthur invites them to the National Gendarmerie Forces Training Center in Saint-Astier, Dordogne, to fight for three days and two nights with a difficult task. It is a mandatory transition in the career of any cop.
at 21:10 France 2 we are watching a series Captain Marleau At 9:10, a man was killed during his daughter’s wedding. Marleau is interested in the schedule of a singer she admires who was present at the ceremony… Kad Merad, convincing as a former successful singer, well-placed beautiful words and phrases by Marleau and a last-minute pirouette to wrap up the investigation right now. The only problem ? It’s a bit of a flat plot for such a cast.
France 3 put on the show at 21:10 300 Chorus. A show dedicated to the most beautiful French duos. All these voices will revisit together the great songs of yesterday and today, from the great songs of yesterday and today, to Over There (Jean-Jacques Goldman) via Petite Marie (Francis Cabrel), The Ballad of Happy People, in versions specially created for this occasion. (Gérard Lenorman) or Like a Boomerang (Serge Gainsbourg). Forty artists will mingle with the sounds of “300 choirs”, including Patrick Bruel, Florent Pagny, Vianney, Jenifer, Vincent Niclo, Amir, Julien Doré, Natasha St-Pier, Alain Souchon and Kendji Girac.
We conclude this selection with the magazine. ways of the impossible at 9:00 am France 5. In just a few years, Venezuela has transformed from the richest country in South America to one of the poorest. Venezuelan drivers have to wait hours, sometimes days, in front of gas stations to fill their tanks, despite having the world’s largest oil reserves.
Sarah Ibri
Source: Programme Television
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