On December 31, theand so understood Bye Bye 2021 which reviews several highlights of our year. We were treated to a ton of sketches, each one as funny as the next. Every artist who has been parodied has responded via their social networks, including Véronique Cloutier and Louis Morissette.
One of the sketches that made a lot of talk and of course the one entitled Véro à Chaud which parodies the documentary of Véronique Cloutier, Lotus Less. This interesting and educational documentary sheds light on a little-spoken female phenomenon, namely menopause.
This is the famous actress and soon mom Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse who played the role of host Veronique cloutier and Stephane Rousseau who interpreted his friend Louis Morissette. Their game was impeccable and it was excellent!
The day following the broadcast of the show produced by Simon-Olivier Fecteau, Véronique Cloutier reacted and said he was surprised to see his documentary Loto-Méno to be parodied.
« Astonished and flattered by this parody of Loto Méno in the Bye bye! What extraordinary work and what attention to detail (the sets, the game) ????????????????
Bravo to our friends Sarah-Jeanne and Stéphane ❤️
(I still swear as much, but less bloody since I took hormones ???? the series is still available on HERE Tou.tv if you haven’t seen it… seems to be useful and comforting ????) »
Following this message, Stephane Rousseau commented under the post, “ Always a little scary when you parody people you love and know! I was very happy and relieved last night when I received the message from Louis telling me that he found it funny! ☺️ Big beaks and happy new year! ???? »
The co-worker of Vero, Marie-Soleil Michon in turn congratulated in comment Stephane Rousseau, « it was a tour de force to imitate Louis with no other artifice than contact lenses and a buttock pad! Hat ???? ».
It was indeed very funny and we also invite you to go and listen to the documentary on Tout.tv. Lotus-Minus or you will have the chance to laugh, cry and learn more regarding this so important subject.
