Already ten years that Arthur is a hit every week on TF1 with On Friday, everything is allowed, aka VTEP. For the occasion, the 55-year-old host shot a crazy show bringing together the greatest classics of the game but also the most significant and emblematic guests who have come to put on the show on the set in recent years. The evening of Saturday January 29, 2022 promises to be crazy on the front page!
Direction the Dome of Paris for Arthur and his band. They will be more than fifty artists to go on stage and lend themselves to the game of the cult events that have made the success of the show, namely the leaning decor, the “In the dark” sequence, namely in the dark or the Let’s dance. And artists can also be trapped! Indeed, at the start of the show, Arthur will send a text message to around thirty artists to participate in the biggest Speed Quiz of all time. Whether they are at home, at sports, at a restaurant with friends… No straight pass. Everyone will have one hour to reach the filming location.
With our colleagues from Parisian, Arthur confides in this particular anniversary number. “Previously, all my shows were centered around me. I had to set the mood, whether it’s 120 minutes of happiness, Take it or leave it… With Les Enfants de la télé, I started to be a bit of a pastor of dishes, but people on promotion. Today, and since Tonight with Arthur on Comédie, I take pleasure in seeing young talents having funhe welcomes. I am lucky to have succeeded and I would be very happy to help others grow faster. And then, I’m 55, it’s great to have them around me. They’re the ones who are funny and it’s called Friday, anything goes with Arthur… It’s a scam (he laughs)!“
Celebrating 10 years of VTEP is a great victory for the lover of Mareva Galanter. He who greeted Ary Abittan, accused of rape, during the filming comes a long way. Indeed, at the time, TF1 did not believe in this project. “Ten years later, we are still here. Some numbers hit, others less so. But it’s still a date. And we balance out with the reruns“, concludes Arthur, happy and proud of his success.