After The Right Price with Eric Antoine at the helm of this TV game show, it was another cult TV game show that made its comeback this Tuesday, October 16 on M6. Indeed, it was the emblematic Weakest Link that was resurrected but without Laurence Boccolini as presenter. The famous presenter who didn't mince her words gave up her place to actor Vincent Dedienne. The latter did not hesitate to clash Cyril Hanouna who reacted to the return of the game on M6.
The Weakest Link, a cult game show from the 2000s, back on M6
Indeed, viewers were able to witness the return of a cult game show from the 2000s. After years of absence, The Weakest Link made its return not on TF1 with the inimitable Laurence Boccolini but with the excellent Vincent Dedienne. An event return because it was a one-off broadcast. The game brought together several celebrities who tried to answer as many questions as possible to raise money for the association Women safe & Children sponsored by comedian Florence Foresti and which helps women and children who are victims of violence.
This Tuesday, the public was able to meet alongside Florence Foresti, celebrities such as Camille Combal, Jonathan Lambert, Marc Lavoine, Bernard Campan and Melha Bedia. The latter did not escape the jokes and other clashes of the host when they could not answer the questions asked correctly. But they were not the only ones.
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Clashed by Vincent Dedienne, Cyril Hanouna reacts
Indeed, to announce the return of The Weakest Link, the channel had broadcast a trailer in which Vincent Dedienne had decided to pay for some PAF presenters. Among them, Cyril Hanouna, presenter of Touche Pas à Mon Poste. In this spot, the presenter replacing Laurence Boccolini had attacked the one who works on C8:
I am the anti-Cyril Hanouna who addresses guests informally and calls them 'my little beauties'. The Weakest Link is 'you are not welcome, you are not wonderful, you are more of a sh*t'
In an interview, Dedienne added that he knew that “Pascal Praud, Cyril Hanouna and Jean-Luc Reichmann will get over it, I don't attack people who are dominated in life“. Specifying that the game was “also to be a little insolent with authority, with those who have power“.
Cyril Hanouna, whose show is likely to bow out next February following the decision of Arcom, reacted to this tackle by Vincent Dedienne and on the return of the game:
I find it very nice to be teased in Le Maillon Faible. On the contrary, to be there, to be part of it, is rather a tribute and an honor and it is extremely funny and I found the trailer very very funny, and I can tell him that I take it very well.
All's well that ends well!It must be said that it was much more tender than what Ardisson declared.