With the end of in-house production at TVA, the Fair-Play Group will produce next season The goose that lays golden eggs.
Fair-Play won the substantiated selection process, TVA said on Tuesday, in connection with this Loto-Québec broadcast.
Sébastien Benoit, Julie Houle and Richard Turcotte.
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At the same time, we confirmed the return of Sébastien Benoit and Julie Houle to animation for the 32nd season of The goose that lays golden eggsas well as the participation of Richard Turcotte as presenter.
We wondered if Sébastien, who is the new host of Masquerade Singers, would be back at La Hen, just like Richard, who will host from the end of the summer Hello Hello weekend en replacement of Ève-Marie Lortie.
TVA announced last March that Productions Déferlantes was inheriting the production of the game Le Cheur hosted by Guy Jodoin. Blimp Télé will be responsible for the production of VLOG.
“The original content offered on Sundays is TVA’s strength, and that’s The goose that lays golden eggs which opens the ball of this popular television evening. The public has been attached to the concept of the show for more than 30 years and we are happy that Fair-Play is taking over to ensure the sustainability of the show. Quebecor Content would also like to warmly thank the talented production companies who submitted proposals for The goose that lays golden eggs“, said the General Manager, Original Content at Quebecor Content, Nadège Pouyez.
“I thank the TVA operations teams as well as those at TVA Productions who have always worked hard to offer the public a program of the highest quality. We know that the new producer, Fair-Play, will be able to perpetuate the success of this fun show with a supercharged atmosphere,” added the general director of TVA Productions, Maggie Haché.
Until the end of this season, at the beginning of July, TVA Productions will produce The goose that lays golden eggswhich attracts nearly a million faithful every week, on average.
The Fair-Play Group is known for productions like It’s worth it, TV kids And Revolution.
As we know, TVA announced last November that it was abandoning in-house production to concentrate on its role as a broadcaster. Hundreds of jobs were lost at TVA as part of this restructuring.
