The Bouleys and the Lepics are making their comeback on France 2 this Wednesday evening for an exceptional episode entitled “Don’t do this, don’t do that: We’re going to walk on the Moon”. On this occasion, a special character makes an appearance.
Warning, the following paragraphs contain spoilers for the end of the episode of Fais pas ci, fait pas ça broadcast this Wednesday evening on France 2. If you don’t want to know anything, move on!
This Wednesday evening, France 2 takes us to the moon! The channel is in fact broadcasting the new bonus of Fais pas ci, fait pas ça, entitled “We’re going to walk on the moon”, which sees Les Lepic and Bouley fly into space for a space mission like the others.
The Bouleys and the Lepics fly into space
We find the Bouley and Lepic families five years after leaving them during the first Christmas after confinement. Time has passed, the children have grown up again, they have left their family homes, they are living their lives… and their parents have aged.
To give them a new lease of life, the children decide to register their parents in a major competition organized by the European Space Agency. The goal: to send ordinary French people into space so that they can go to the moon.
And against all expectations, Fabienne (Valérie Bonneton), Renaud (Guillaume de Tonquédec), Valérie (Isabelle Gelinas) and Denis (Bruno Salomone) will be selected to participate in this experimental program. A very special mission which will allow our characters to find each other again, for better… and especially for worse.
Did President Emmanuel Macron really come to the set?
At the end of the episode, when the Lepics and the Bouleys are finally back on dry land, they are welcomed by President Emmanuel Macron, who congratulates them on their mission. Obviously, it is not the real president who is present in the TV movie.
And the teams did not even need to use a deepfake (a technique based on artificial intelligence which allows the creation of false images) to create these images.
In fact, they simply called on a double, but not just any double. It was the actor Raphaël Jimenez who has been none other than the official Macron of Groland since 2017 who lent his features to the character. An unusual appearance which fits well with the spirit of Don’t do this, don’t do that.
Watch Don’t do this, don’t do that: We’re going to walk on the Moon this Wednesday, December 18 from 9:05 p.m. on France 2. The TV film is already available in preview on the France.tv platform.
