This format disappeared from TV in 2018 with the departure of Camille Combal from “Touche pas à mon poste!”.
Six years later, here he is again.
Saturday, in a video shared on Instagram, Cyril Hanouna's ex-columnist, now host of “Dancing with the Stars” and “Mask Singer” on TF1, relaunches “What does your brother think?”, trapping Parisians in the streets of the capital.
In less than 24 hours, the video has already received nearly a million views.
“
Guess who's back
” (“guess who's back” in French, editor's note), rejoiced Camille Combal in the comments.
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A sort of sidewalk microphone where Camille Combal disguises herself to approximately resemble passers-by in the street, “What does your brother think?”
was launched in September 2015 in “Touche pas à mon poste!”, at the same time as another strong format “Clément l’encruste”.
Given the success of this concept broadcast every Monday in the “Poste de surveillance” of the talk show, the pastille had evolved over the months and found itself at the heart of the prime time “Camille Combal dans la rue”, offered on April 14, 2016 on D8 (ex-C8).
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“
What does your brother think?”
is a format imported from Norway, discovered in the humorous talk show “Karl Johan” on the NRK channel.
As Norwegian production Hasse Hope revealed to us at the time, H2O, Cyril Hanouna's production company, had at the time bought the rights to offer Camille Combal's version on the air.
The TF1 star has probably got his hands on it again to be able to re-appropriate the format on his personal social networks.
Soon on television?
It remains to be seen whether this humorous concept will soon be offered in one of Camille Combal's shows on TF1.
Why not in “Camille & Images”, one of the person's favorite shows, which is broadcast in the second half of the evening on Thursday evenings.
“
This show is a lot like Camille.
Being surrounded by comedians, I know he loves that,”
his wife and mother of his son, Marie Treille Stefani, recently told us when she was invited on the set of “Buzz TV” to discuss the show “Bel & Bien” on France 2 where she is a columnist (see the video below).
In the meantime, many personalities are delighted with this return in the comments of Camille Combal's publication, like Édouard Baer, Arnaud Tsamère, Karima Charni, Marlène Schaff (repétiteur of the “Star Ac”) or even Gérémy Crédeville.