This Monday, May 2, viewers witnessed the defeat of Sylvie, Maître de midi in the program presented by Jean-Luc Reichmann. The candidate gives way to Quentin, 20 years old.
Even if she didn’t stay months and months in the 12 strokes of noon,Sylvie will have left her mark on the show. Indeed, the Noon Master made viewers laugh, especially with her replies shared with her husband. But hey, all good things come to an end. This Monday, May 2, she was dethroned! In the final, against Quentin, the candidate failed. With 6.70 seconds left, Sylvie couldn’t answer the question: “In the art of tuning, what do you call the long adhesive flames on the car? If she can’t find the “flaming”Jean-Luc Reichmann did not even have time to finish the next question.
The Midday Master must give way to Quentin, 20 years old. A victory that greatly moved the young man, as Jean-Luc Reichmann pointed out: “I did not expect it at all, I am very surprised and very happy”, he begins by declaring, tears in his eyes. Handsome player, he has a nice little word for Sylvie that leaves her room: “I still want to congratulate my opponent for his career.” Faced with the defeat of the candidate, the facilitator must comfort her: “I find it wonderful what happened Sylvie”, she throws at him.
Sylvie: “It was an extraordinary experience”
And one thing is certain, she will not forget her time on the TF1 show : “It was an extraordinary experience, a top team. Frankly, I had a little more than a great week”, she says. So she leaves with €28,700 in winnings and prizes. It remains to be seen whether the young Quentin will do better than her. If he tried to pull off a masterstroke and win €30,000, it was only with €3,000 that the young man finished his first round. But nothing is decided, viewers will find it tomorrow, at the same time!
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Sylvia
In the final, against Quentin, the candidate failed. With 6.70 seconds left, Sylvie couldn’t answer the question: “In the art of tuning, what are the long adhesive flames on the car called?”. If she does not find the “flaming”, Jean-Luc Reichmann has not even had time to finish the next question.
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Sylvia
The Midday Master must give way to Quentin, 20 years old.
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Quentin
A victory that greatly moved the young man, as raised by Jean-Luc Reichmann.
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Quentin
“I did not expect it at all, I am very surprised and very happy,” he begins by declaring, with tears in his eyes.
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Quentin
A handsome player, he has a nice little word for Sylvie who gives him his place: “I still want to congratulate my opponent for his career”.
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Jean-Luc Reichmann
Faced with the defeat of the candidate, the host must comfort her: “I find it wonderful what happened Sylvie”, she says to him.
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Jean-Luc Reichmann
And one thing is certain, she will not forget her time on the TF1 show: “It was an extraordinary experience, a top team. Frankly, I had a little more than a great week”, declares she.
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Quentin
She leaves with €28,700 in winnings and gifts in her pocket.
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Quentin
It remains to be seen whether the young Quentin will do better than her. If he tried to pull off a masterstroke and win €30,000, it was only with €3,000 that the young man finished his first round.
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Quentin
But nothing is decided, viewers will find it tomorrow, at the same time!