This television Nicolas of the 60s and 70s, the children also sanctified him. Nounours, Nicolas and Pimprenelle were mega stars of the ORTF and remain anchored in memories.
Even today, the show “Bonne nuit les petits” remains popular, although it is no longer broadcast. His fans even have a website. Teddy, Nicolas and Pimprenelle embody another era, often idealized, the time when few channels made up the PAF, when children were sent to bed around 7 p.m., after hearing the voices of Pimprenelle and Nicolas; this was provided by the Lorraine actress Monique Messine. Several people from Lorraine have left their mark on the world of children's programs, shows and broadcasts, including Romarimontaine Chantal Goya of course, but also Spinalien Laurent Mariotte who, before becoming a star of television cooking, cut his teeth at Radio Vallée Vosges (RVV), Images + (later renamed Vosges TV) then the children's channel Canal J.
