- Original release
- Previous episode S01E98 - Dernières parts / Amour fou / Aspirateur
- Number S01E99
- Country France
- Original language French
- Genre Comedy
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Chantons / Le vin / FFN
* Chantons : Cédric refuserait que Marion fasse du chant lyrique car elle a toujours dit que ça lui plaisait pas. Elle demande d'autres arguments et elle lui en demande d'autre. Il a du mal à en trouver, mais affirme qu'il y en a.
* Le vin : Huguette donne un vin de 1944 à Raymond, qui est l'année de sa naissance, qu'il dit adorer. Huguette goûte et découvre que c'est du vinaigre.
* FFN : José pense que Liliane reçoit du courrier de la Fédération Française de Natation, dite FFN, qui est en fait une fédération de naturisme, car Karine lui a proposé d'avoir une carte au cas où. Il s'énerve quelque peu à l'idée qu'elle aie sa carte pour être nue au milieu d'inconnus.
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