“Okay, we had a good laugh but everything is fine (…) Zero censorship, the Télématin teams at the top of benevolence.
Long live the second!
Comedian Alexandra Pizzagali was quick to react to the "bad buzz" caused by her column on France 2 on Monday morning, as evidenced by her message posted at 11 a.m. on her Instagram account.
It all started with a banal teleprompter problem to give way to a confusing chronicle and end with a brutal interruption by an advertising page.
For her first weekly intervention, Alexandra Pizzagali was not really lucky.
We see her repeating "Dear viewer" as if to save time before launching: "I have a problem with the teleprompter, I'm sorry.
“You play comedy so well that I thought you were playing the girl who was uncomfortable,” host Julia Vignali laughs at him.
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The columnist was finally able to start her show and immediately made the TV set laugh by saying that she was "really delighted to join this show, which would surprise the little Alexandra of 25 years ago, who, she , hated her from the bottom of his soul because with the little ugly little clock, it brought me ever crueler closer to the time to leave for school”.
She started by announcing that each week, she “was going to elect the asshole or the bitch of the week and find the arguments to defend them”.
“There was no censorship”
And that's when the discomfort set in on the set.
And surely among a part of the faithful of the show.
As the Nice attack trial opened on Monday, September 5, Alexandra Pizzagali, a fan of dark humor that can go very far, "challenged herself to defend as best she could. driver of the mad truck, responsible for the assassination of 86 people, Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel”.
Silence on set.
"He's not here to defend himself, he has an excellent excuse, he's dead";
"a salsa lover, my ideal man", "a zoophile, that's understandable, in Nice, there are only old women and chihuahuas".
"Our Momo, passionate and committed, we can't take that away from him...".
Until it was abruptly interrupted by advertising after 4′58 minutes.
So censorship or error from the technical management who pressed the button too soon to launch the ad?
“There was no censorship, swears a source at France Télévisions.
This is not the first time that advertising has been launched in the middle of a sketch.
The same thing happened last April to Alex Vizorek!
“Questioned by Le Parisien, the production did not wish to answer our questions.