This Thursday, November 9, 2023, Camille Combal will make her return to TF1 in a new version of his show Camille & Images, which will now be offered in the second part of the evening. Surrounded by columnists including Chantal LadesouPierre-Antoine Damecour, Dominique Farrugia and Ilyes Djadel, the star host of TF1, will dissect political, cultural, sporting and media news each week with humor. A show which inevitably recalls the hundreds of columns he offered in Do not touch My TV between 2012 and 2017, and which can also make us think of What an erathe successful second part of the evening show that Léa Salamé offers every Saturday evening on France 2, and which seems to have inspired TF1!
Indeed, in a hilarious trailer, Camille Combal steals the concept, the setting and the columnists from Léa Salamé, who willingly agreed to play the game! The host takes his place, surrounded by Christophe Dechavanne and Philippe Caverivière, before the journalist bursts onto the set, furious: “No no no, but wait, oh oh oh! Camille? No, but what is that? No, but it’s not okay or what? What is this show? Are you kidding me or what?“ she protests, before reminding her colleague that he “stitch (its) decor” And “(its) chandeliers” : “They’re mine! They’re even my audience! You stole my audience!”
Camille&Images New decor! See you Thursday at 11 p.m. on TF1 pic.twitter.com/pPIYsVzDBd
— Camille Combal (@CamilleCombal) November 6, 2023
The concepts differ a little
A nice trailer which leaves no doubt about the good understanding of those who will now compete on the second parts of the evenings of TF1 and France 2, without however being broadcast head-on, since one will be available every Thursday evening, and the other every Saturday evening. The concept also differs somewhat, because if we find humor in What an era with in particular the chronicle of Charlotte Dhenaux and the interventions of Paul de Saint Sernin, the political sections are a plus that we should not find in Camille & Images, which will stick to mood and humor! First test this Thursday, just after the launch of Master Crimesthe new police comedy worn by Muriel Robin and Anne Le Nen.