If TF1 upset its programs yesterday, on the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, viewers of the first channel found their usual programs on Friday September 9, 2022. It is therefore quite natural that Jean-Luc Reichmann took the antenna a little before noon for “Les 12 coups de midi”. After coming very close to elimination the day before, Stéphane tried to win a 21st victory and thus inflate his kitty which already exceeds 80,000 euros.
After being twice put in difficulty by his challengers who challenged him, the welder from Haute-Marne finally managed to elude the traps set to attempt a new masterstroke at 30,000 euros. Unfortunately for him, a question relating to Molière’s “Malade imaginaire” prevented him from winning the timpani. And this despite a last good answer to a question that also made viewers react.
Jean-Luc Reichmann asked the noon master what was the name of the enemy prince of Robin Hood at Disney. Stéphane then had the choice between three answers: Prince Jean, Prince Albert and Prince… Charles! A small subtlety which of course falls at the wrong time, barely twenty-four hours after the death of Queen Elizabeth. An awkwardness that immediately made Internet users react. “A question with the answer “Prince Charles” was evident today in #Les12CoupsDeMidi”, “Haha #les12coupsdemidi it’s obvious that it’s pre-recorded because now you have to call Charles the King not the Prince mdrrr (not for me)”, “Guys it’s not the time to make jokes about Prince Charles“, can we read on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/Florian_set/status/1568188155324424194
https://twitter.com/raffffa1986/status/1568188216326471681
https://twitter.com/oceane__GN/status/1568188169186590721
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