After “The Price is Right”, “May the Best Win”! While until recently it focused little on games, M6, after relaunching “The Right Price”, continues on this path. La Six will soon put another game back on track, “May the best win”, with Philippe Lellouche and Anne-Sophie Girard.
In France, the British-designed TV game “Let the best win” was first broadcast on La Cinq then Antenne 2, which later became France 2. Among its hosts, we include Nagui, Laurent Petitguillaume and Laurence Boccolini. The general knowledge game disappeared from the PAF in February 2015.
“May the best win”, one more game on the M6 schedule
As M6 did a few weeks ago with “The Fair Price”, hosted by Eric Antoine, the channel will give a new lease of life to the question/answer game. To take control of this new version, Six has recruited Philippe Lellouche. The man who studied journalism and began his career as a reporter, notably at TF1 but also for “Envoyé Spécial” on France 2, quickly turned to comedy.
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Brother of Gilles Lellouche, the artistic director of the Théâtre de la Madeleine wrote the successful plays “Le jeu de la vérité” and “Boire, fumer et conduite vite”. He is also the one who offered M.Pokora his first role in the theater in “Les grandes ambitions”, which he directed. A comedy broadcast live on M6, already, in March 2022. On television, he was one of the faces of “Top Gear France” on RMC Découverte for 8 seasons.
Philippe Lellouche will not be alone at the helm of “Let the best win” for M6. He shares the presentation with Anne-Sophie Girard, columnist in Ophélie Meunier’s talk show “La grande week”, on La Six. “The Price is Right” and “May the Best Win” are not the only historical games to make their return to M6. The channel also has in stock two special issues of “Maillon Faible” hosted by Vincent Dedienne.
