- Original release
- Previous episode S01E111 - Regarde l'autre dormir / Prostate / Trafic
- Number S01E112
- Episode runtime 4 minutes
- Country France
- Original language French
- Genre Comedy
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Bonzaï en toc / Coup de pinceau / La chasse / Paillasson
* Bonzaï en toc : Cédric et Marion ont acheté un bonzaï. Cédric a pris l'arbre le plus solide car l'envie de Marion ne durerait pas. Il en a pris un faux car elle aurait laissé crever un vrai. Il avait aussi pris un Tamagotchi à la place d'un hamster, qui est mort rapidement.
* Coup de pinceau : Raymond regarde Huguette faire son autoportrait en douce. Raymond trouve ça bien, même s'il n'aime pas trop les natures mortes.
*La chasse : José part pour chasser avec le père Gibert. Liliane refuse qu'il tue des animaux et dit qu'elle ferait tout ce qu'il veut plutôt que ça. Quand José pense a quelque chose, elle préfère qu'il y aille.
*Paillasson : Huguette propose de changer de paillasson. Huguette propose un qui dit "Bienvenue", mais Raymond trouve ça trop convivial. Ils gardent donc le leur.
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