Midi 12 Coups (TF1): Internet users’ hypothesis about Stéphane’s success becomes clearer

Since August 20, Stéphane has been returning to our screens every lunch hour to once again try to maintain his place as the master of the game. 12 strokes at noon. Some internet users were disturbed by the success of the candidate and never hesitated to announce it, especially on Twitter. Twitter users cry out for cheating and nepotism as the candidate tries to discover his mysterious fifth star.

“Questions about science, physics…” where did it go?

Just last September, Stéphane reacted to our colleagues. Tele-Leisure about the negative comments about him, which abound on the Internet. “I don’t have a social network. I don’t watch. My friends are watching, I know there’s some negativity, but it’s insignificant”, later admitted. After almost every appearance on TF1, Internet users were released, for example, denouncing the champion’s potential lack of general knowledge compared to the game’s previous grandmasters. On the Blue Bird social network, we were first able to read yesterday, Wednesday, December 7: “Old MDM [Maîtres de midi] Seum should already be! Science, physics, literature, art, geography, history, etc. Where did the questions go?

One user responded by putting forward a hypothesis that has already been confirmed by many disgruntled viewers on Twitter. Indeed, Twittos wrote: “The level has clearly dropped. It is not interesting even to us. No thinking, we do not learn anything. What a pity”. “When they needed to ‘delete’ Quesada (by far the best with Xavier), they made fake junk MDMs and even failed with Paul… I think that would go so far as to knock Christian off the podium”, explained one twitter And to come to another conclusion: “To me, the difference in question levels between candidates that bothered me. And then there was Laurent last year, it was already another level” .

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