Since the broadcast of Goodbye 2022the viewers commented on the popular humorous review at the end of the year mostly positively. The newspaper identified the actors, their characters and said skits as the most popular on social media since Saturday.
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Bye Bye 2022 starred actresses Guylaine Tremblay and Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse, and comedians François Bellefeuille, Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais and Patrick Huard. Some well-known personalities also came to make comic flashes, such as Louis-Josée Houde, Bruno Blanchet, Pierre Brassard, Claude Legault, François Pérusse and Julie Perreault.
first star
Browsing social networks, it seems that the star of the game of this 54th edition – directed by Simon-Olivier Fecteau and Guillaume Lespérance – goes to Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais. The 28-year-old comedian, who already delivered a funny song in the previous two Bye Bye, was the central core of the actors when he first appeared.
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Netizens hailed his renditions of comedian impersonator Stéphane Rousseau in the STAT series, eccentric host of OD Jay Du Temple (special mention of the famous camisole knitted by Safia Nolin!), Sébastien Delorme in the series Indéfendable (renamed Indélogeable) and the seductive Ovila Pronovost in the updated version of Daughters of Caleb, censored by the Netflix platform this year.
“Definitely the revealed star of this Bye Bye! What versatility, well done!” wrote Maggie, a netizen.
Justin Trudeau and Gregory Charles
One of the sketches that seems to have garnered unanimous public support is the one in which Simon-Olivier Fecteau and Normand Brathwaite impersonated Justin Trudeau and Gregory Charles at the piano, singing songs totally inappropriate in different situations and places World. A nod to her singing session in London during Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral week. “That, I laughed a lot!” Guy A. Lepage took the time to write.
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Emily Bordeleau, entrenched and the steamer from Tulum
Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse, 31, admitted on the making-of show that she felt extra pressure because she had no training in humor. “When I was making Bye Bye, I heard you say it’s stressing you out because you don’t have a workout,” wrote a surfer nicknamed Readings from Kathia. Let me tell you, you clearly don’t need it! I loved every one of your imitations…”
The audience particularly praised her interpretation of Émilie Bordeleau, the character of Anne-Élisabeth Bossé in Indélodgeable and the famous vapoteuse of Tulum in Top Gun’s plane (renamed Top Connes). “You were really excellent!!! Julie Snyder and Émilie Bordeleau, among others: perfect!” shared a viewer on Instagram.
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The return of Rogatien and a surprise Rambo
Patrick Huard, 54, delighted his admirers by donning the iconic cap of Rogatien, his popular taxi driver character who doesn’t have his tongue in his pocket in one of the networks’ most frequently mentioned numbers.
This return has also enabled a performance that we initially thought was very real, that of Rambo Gauthier, interpreted by Marc-André Grondin (we had to watch the making of show to be sure!). I don’t know why I doubted it was you, wrote a certain ig_louly. And I got the confirmation behind the scenes. It’s crazy, it’s the best makeup.
A nice special mention that must have surprised Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse who didn’t know her lover would be appearing in Bye Bye.
Patrick Huard as Éric Duhaime also caused a stir. The latter even posted a screenshot of the character played by Huard on Twitter, asking his followers: “Do you think he looks like me? Yes? Nope?” The following comments are, shall we say, not always eloquent.
The Escapades of Hockey Canada
Guylaine Tremblay has been repeatedly praised for her role as the mother of a hockey player who snarled at a Hockey Canada representative over the fund earmarked for settlement payments aimed at silencing victims of player harassment and rape. “Heart attack […] for Guylaine Tremblay as a mother who makes her mark,” wrote Alain Leclerc.
The 62-year-old actress also resumed her impersonation of Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge, who came to spoil the dying queen’s last words in her bed.
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A bearded man without a beard
Last but not least, comedian François Bellefeuille made a bang by shaving off his famous beard completely to impersonate Le Monde à l’envers host Stéphan Bureau very effectively. “The bearded man, no beard, we loved it here!” wrote one admirer. It’s that without his big salt and pepper beard, the 46-year-old comedian looks like two drops of water like the host! The skit about working kids (and the baby) was also well received by viewers.
- the Goodbye 2022 is on the Tou.tv platform
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