“What happened to him?” : Paul El Kharrat fails on a question in Let the best win, Philippe Lellouche can't believe it (ZAPTV)

Hosted by Anne-Sophie Girard and Philippe Lellouche, the game May the best win returned to prime time on M6 this Friday, November 22. Paul El Kharrat was one of the four invited personalities and one of his bad answers outraged all the other competitors.

And in the end, there will only be one left… Far from the inhospitable island of Koh Lantatwo hundred anonymous players tried to survive as long as possible on the board of May the best win, this Friday, November 22. Divided into four large families according to their age group, everyone tried to answer a series of questions in the form of multiple choice questions with the obligation of never making a mistake in the hope of becoming the lucky one. All under the aegis of the duo composed of Anne-Sophie Girard and Philippe Lellouche, who took over from Nagui to bring humor to the general knowledge quiz. The actor even allowed himself to take a liberty compared to his predecessor: the familiarity of candidates.

For this second issue, Paul El KharratLola Dubini, Anne Roumanoff et Christophe Alévêque each represented a generation of competitors. And given the CV of the first, great champion of 12 shots of noonthe 18-29 year olds started with a small advantage.

Paul El Kharrat's Achilles heel revealed

But Generation Z was far from suspecting that a question concerning The chenille synchro by Vincent Piguet was going to put in difficulty the former protégé of Jean-Luc Reichmann. It was at the Lille clearance sale that the world record for this singular dance was broken, and not at the Avignon Festival, as Emilien's declared rival thought. “Something extraordinary is happening, there are two of our guests who answered incorrectly, including Paul El Kharrat”maliciously launched Philippe Lellouche, forcing the person concerned to admit his fault. “I didn’t see the information get through”confessed the resident of Big Headsshocking the audience. “We found the fault in him”welcomed Lola Dubini, who had to be content with this rare error among a garland of good answers. Christmas early for the actress.