- Original release
- Previous episode S01E99 - Chantons / Le vin / FFN
- Number S01E100
- Episode runtime 4 minutes
- Country France
- Original language French
- Genre Comedy
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Bébés chats / Correction / Occupé / Droit comme un C
* Bébés chats : Marion est dérangée par une bagarre de chats, ainsi que Cédric. Les deux sont effrayés en entendant.
* Correction : Raymond a écrit sa lettre anonyme pour Richemont, et Huguette lui fait remarquer qu'il faut un t à son nom de famille. Il corrige donc et Huguette accepte qu'il l'envoie, même s'il est insultant.
* Occupé : Liliane doit répondre au téléphone car José est aux toilettes. Alors qu'il s'agit d'un démarcheur, elle fait croire que c'est le maire, à qui elle fait semblant de dire ce que José fait aux toilettes.
* Droit comme un C : Raymond fait remarquer que le cadre de la chambre est de travers. Huguette ne fait rien et fait remarquer que plus rien ne se redresse seul dans la maison.
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