Since the issue broadcast on August 20 on TF1,
Stéphane Patingre
has been performing in
“Les 12 coups de midi”
.
This 50-year-old worker, from Haute-Marne, has to date 111 victories and a prize pool of 444,047 euros, the fifth best performance in the history of the program.
While trying to win a mysterious fifth star, synonymous with winning a showcase of gifts worth 29,365 euros, the one Jean-Luc Reichmann nicknamed "Super Marne" had a little involuntary boost from the production.
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In the last phase of the game, the mysterious star, the Master of Noon finds himself faced with an image strewn with clues thanks to which he must guess the name of a celebrity.
Initially, this large image is covered with small blue boxes which, over the correct answers, disappear one after the other.
But between the end of the issue of "Douze coups de midi" broadcast last Friday and that of the next day, two boxes disappeared without the slightest explanation, revealing on the image the bottom of a bottle used to clean the windows.
The explanation of this technical bug may come from the confusion between the color of the boxes and that of the product they masked.
The mysterious star in "Les 12 coups de midi" broadcast on December 2 and 3, 2022 TF1 screen captures (editing)
This little technical boost has not, for the moment, benefited Stéphane, who continues to come up against this mysterious star without being able to identify the personality sought.
According to the most assiduous viewers, the actress Audrey Fleurot would be the right answer.
Filming in the south of France for the series
Léo Matteï, Brigade desminers
, Jean-Luc Reichmann did not react to the technical bug observed last Saturday in "Les 12 coups de midi".
