Pierre Palmade: how he avoided the army thanks to… Michel Drucker


Invited in Les Grosses Têtes on March 29, Pierre Palmade delivered an astonishing confidence. The comedian has indeed revealed that he managed to avoid his military service thanks to a sketch played in the program of Michel Drucker.

Pierre Palmade can thank Michel Drucker. On March 29, the comedian was invited to The Big Heads on RTL. While Laurent Ruquier and his columnists evoked the many soldiers who followed one another on television sets to talk about the war in Ukraine, the host asked Pierre Palmade if he had done his military service when he was younger. “No because I was exempted”said the comedian before revealing why he had been reformed.

My sketch of the Colonel had just become famous. I had planned a huge medical record for not doing it. And I went to visit, I had just passed by Drucker. And I went to see the doctor, I told him: ‘Look, I’m starting to make a career, if I go to the army, I’m going to lose everything. My job begins.‘”, told the former accomplice of Michèle Laroque on stage, before revealing the reaction of the soldiers:”And they said to me: ‘Well, since you are honest, we will exempt you’ They put as a reason: ‘Risk of losing everything during the time of incorporation’. And they said to me: ‘Here, we’ll let you go, in exchange, don’t beat the army too much if you’re famous'”.

Philippe Geluck’s astonishing ploy to reform

Also present around the Big Heads plateau, Philippe Geluck explained what had been his own technique to get himself reformed: “I played crazy with a guy who had made a false certificate that I was having a nervous breakdown, that I was taking antidepressants. And then, I was sent to the military psychiatric hospital, where normally we had to spend 15 days to check whether it was true or not“, remembered the Belgian designer, before adding: “The first day, I found myself in front of a psychiatrist who questioned me… and before leaving the room, I went back to him, I burst into tears, but that was it, saying: ‘I just adopted a little cat, if I don’t come home he will starve to death’ And the guy took pity on me and set me free. And he was already a cat, long before the character was born!”he concluded, in reference to his famous Cat.

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On March 29, the comedian was invited to Les Grosses Têtes on RTL

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While Laurent Ruquier and his columnists spoke of the many soldiers who followed one another on television sets to talk about the war in Ukraine, the host asked Pierre Palmade if he had done his military service when he was younger.

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“No because I was exempted,” said the comedian before revealing why he was reformed.

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“My sketch of the Colonel had just become famous. I had planned a huge medical file not to do it. And I went to the visit, I had just passed by Drucker”, began Pierre Palmade

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“And I went to see the doctor, I said to him: ‘Listen, I’m starting to make a career, if I join the army, I’m going to lose everything. My job is starting.'”, added Pierre Palmade

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“And they said to me: ‘Well, since you are honest, we are going to exempt you’ They put as a reason: ‘Risk of losing everything during the time of incorporation'”, continued Pierre Palmade

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“And they said to me: ‘Here, we’ll let you go, in exchange, don’t hit the army too much if you’re famous'”, concluded Pierre Palmade

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Also present around the Big Heads plateau, Philippe Geluck explained what had been his own technique to be reformed

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Philippe Geluck
“I played crazy, with a guy who had made a false certificate that I was having a nervous breakdown, that I was taking antidepressants. And then, I was sent to the military psychiatric hospital, where, normally , we had to spend 15 days to check if it was true or not”, recalled Philippe Geluck

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Philippe Geluck
“The first day I found myself in front of a psychiatrist who questioned me… and before I left the room, I went back to him, I burst into tears, but that was it, saying: ‘ I just adopted a little cat, if I don’t come home, he will starve to death,'” said Philippe Geluck.

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“And the guy took pity on me and freed me. And he was a cat already, long before the character was born!”, He concluded, in reference to his famous Cat.



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