This Thursday, January 25,
Anne Roumanoff
was the guest of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine as part of the promotion of her new show entitled “The Experience of Life”.
And this one woman show sees the return of a comedian classic: the radio bistro.
Launched in 2003 and then regularly featured in Michel Drucker's “Vivement Dimanche”, this column has become one of his essentials.
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It consists of ironic current affairs chronicles with Roumanoff style.
Pensions, public debt and even politics are so many subjects treated by the actress in a tone of mockery.
“It makes you laugh as much as it hits the mark,”
says the presenter, including the entire show.
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But this humorous section particularly inspired columnist Bertrand Chameroy.
Indeed, like every evening, each time a guest entered the set, he was happy to escort the comedian.
And if he has the habit of throwing a joke as an introduction, this time he took the opportunity to – neither seen nor known – address a light tackle to his colleague from CNews and Europe 1.
“Anne aims so well that even Pascal Praud took his concept of radio bistro
,” he asserts with confidence.
And if this joke has the merit of making the guest laugh, it does not go so far as to confirm it.
“It’s not quite the same
,” she says with a big – somewhat frozen – smile on her lips.
Indeed, since August 28, 2023, the CNews presenter has been at the microphone of the “blue house” for a program, broadcast live, intended to deal with
“all the subjects that make the news”.
Named “Pascal Praud and you”, the show is daily from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Ironically, this slot on Europe 1 was formerly occupied by Anne Roumanoff from 2018 to 2019. Not sure that the comparison would please the journalist.
On the other hand, this mockery would have no intention of hurting.
Bertrand Chameroy is not making his first joke aimed at Pascal Praud.
In fact, he had already been amused by the replacement of the CNews presenter by his colleague Laurence Ferrari last November.