- Original release
- Previous episode S01E88 - La lettre anonyme / Séminaire / Haleine forte
- Number S01E89
- Country France
- Original language French
- Genre Comedy
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L'ampoule / Brandade / Obama
* L'ampoule : Huguette prévient qu'il faut changer l'ampoule et Raymond affirme qu'il a trop mal au genou pour ça, alors qu'il peut monter cinq étages pour voir Marcel. Il affirme qu'il va à son rythme et que ce sera ridicule, mais Huguette affirme que ça ne changera rien.
* Brandade : Liliane reproche à José d'avoir dit à une maîtresse de maison que son repas n'était pas bon. Il s'est trompé de plat, en pensant que c'était une brandade de morue. Il a dit "morue", ce qui le fait rire.
* Obama : Marion demande à Cédric de faire son imitation d'Obama devant sa tante. Cette dernière lui conseille de ne pas céder. Il imite sa posture, mais ça ne marche pas. Elle affirme devant la dispute qu'ils se sont bien trouvés.
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