The rebirth of Bigdil delighted viewers who appreciated this reunion, in a mixture of happiness and nostalgia.
This Thursday, January 2, 2025 marked the big return of Bigdil to television.
More than 20 years after the cult show ended, Vincent Lagaf’ found his accomplice, the extraterrestrial Bill, as well as his two “gafettes” Nadia Anebri and Fanny Veyrac.
Broadcast on the RMC Story channel, this new issue of the legendary game show delighted the most nostalgic Internet users, who expressed their happiness and emotion.
Photo credit: screenshot / RMC Story
The Bigdil is back on television to the delight of Internet users
It must be said that the event was awaited and that’s the least we can say, because more than… 17,000 applications were received by the production, for the occasion.
From the first minutes of the show, the tone was set. In a production focused on the theme of reunions, Vincent Lagaf’ reconnected with both the public and his old sidekick Bill. The 65-year-old host then launched his famous “Beep-beep!” », thus marking the beginning of this “revival”.
On the set, almost nothing has changed! The original sets are still there, to the delight of viewers who did not shy away from their pleasure watching the show. On social networks, many of them shared their emotion, describing this return as a trip back in time.
« We go back 20 years, it reminds me of family evenings when I was a child, the crazy experience of experiencing that! “, declared one Internet user. “ The return of Bigdil feels so good, I feel like I’m back in 1998. The old feeling I’m feeling here “wrote another. A feeling shared by the vast majority of people who watched the show.
Photo credit: screenshot / RMC Story
The evening ended with a touching sequence, when Vincent Lagaf’, visibly very moved, paid tribute to four of his former collaborators, now deceased. The icing on the cake for RMC Story was that this reunion show was a hit, giving the channel its audience record, with 1.8 million viewers.
Photo credit: screenshot / RMC Story
As a reminder, Bigdil, now weekly, will be broadcast every Thursday in prime time until 10:45 p.m.
