At the beginning of the 2000s, more precisely from 2001 to 2010, Jean-Luc Reichmann was already the delight of the lunch breaks of the faithful of TF1. With “Attention à la marche”, the host from France 2 was already entertaining young and old surrounded by his “friends”, small characters present in the show thanks to computer graphics. This game, which was based on fairly simple questions of general knowledge, had its little saucy counterpart during a question called “The naughty question” where the song by Joe Cocker entitled You can leave your hat on resounded, which is the music of the film. 9 and a half weeks.
Despite the disappearance of the game, Jean-Luc Reichmann sometimes likes to remember the good memories of “Attention à la marche” in “Les 12 coups de midi” which has taken its place for twelve years now. And in particular by sometimes resuscitating this famous “naughty question”.
Like this Friday, August 5, where Nathalie Lecoultre’s companion asked a candidate what he thought was the “Summer penis”. The latter chose the first proposal which suggested that we were talking about the integral depilation of the male private parts. Unfortunately for him, Zette then explained that it was a phenomenon related to temperature changes. The blood vessels of the human organ are said to be influenced by the temperature and that makes the organ seem more or less important depending on the individual.
If the question seemed to amuse those present on the set, some viewers did not seem so enthusiastic about the theme chosen by the editors and the atmosphere created around the answer. “Shame on the naughty question!”, “And we dare to say “thank you for respecting our viewers””, “Is it possible to stop the stupid questions please?”, “Naughty questions are getting more and more drunk here“, chanted disgruntled internet users on Twitter.
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