Christine Morency was the victim of a false report by Pierre Hébert live on television on Thursday evening, on the set of the show Martin Matte live.
With the support of the technical team, Martin Matte pretended during the break that he was unwell and couldn’t get back on the air in time, and left the control of his talk show to his guest.
The comedian, who sold more than 100,000 tickets for her first show “Grace”, was surprised to greet the audience returning from the break completely alone on stage, with only a forgotten cardboard box from the pad as a crutch.
However, Christine Morency recovered quickly. She instinctively told an anecdote about the great generosity of Ms. Lise Wathier, who, at the time the comedian was working with this population, provided women experiencing homelessness with a large feast as well as cosmetics during the holiday season.
After a few minutes of full airtime, Christine Morency was joined by her boyfriend Pierre Hébert, with whom she hosted Complètement midi! Weekdays on Rouge and Martin Matte in top form.
“I hurt people with jokes”
Christine Morency, whose openness no longer surprises anyone, admitted to Martin Matte on Thursday evening that she had hurt people unwillingly with her jokes.
“I had to hurt people with jokes, and I think the more experience I got on stage, the more I tried to realize that behind a joke there has to be the consciousness of the other person,” she said.
“Can I stop myself from making a joke after this? I think if it’s good and I accept it, then I’ll do it,” she added, emphasizing that she never falls into pure spite.
Martin’s last words
At the beginning of the show, the host wanted to send a small message to his viewers and highlight the end of a great adventure that only lasted one season. “It really was quite an adventure, a big adventure,” he said initially.
“I really took a big risk by hosting this show. It was the first time I hosted a talk show and I have never received so many insults on social networks,” he added, admitting that his role was more difficult than he imagined, but it was all in He doesn’t regret anything.
When it comes to ratings, which didn’t necessarily happen every week, Martin Matte is still proud of his performance.
“I have no influence on whether there are 800,000, 200,000, 400,000, 500,000 people. I can only do my best and that leaves a lot of people left to make happy every week,” he said, thanking the public.
Christmas with Maude Landry
Comedian Maude Landry met the real Santa Claus from Place Versailles and took the opportunity to find small gifts for Martin Matte and his guest Christine Morency.