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- George walks into a boutique expecting to be mobbed by fans but instead he is ignored or mistaken as a valet as people are too busy enjoying their coffee.
- In 1973, at the Restauratec staff canteen, Jean-Pierre Ranu explains and sings his passion for thawed paella.
- 3 hours of direct TV live from the COGIP head office, with many Messages à Caractère Informatif, Restauratec, COGIP 2000, Amour, Gloire et Débats d'Idées, and lots of surprises!
- Hunter and Bear are sitting down to eat a yummy cake for Bear's birthday when suddenly a meteor comes zooming towards Earth. The Hunter thinks fast, grabs some Tipp-Ex and whites out the 2012 in the title to avoid death by time traveling.
- A hard-drinking, ascetic minotaur wanders in his labyrinth. Only his nightly dreams will lead him out of his den, in search of a "cold gold woman".
- A musical parade full of colors and rhythms, with patterns mostly abstract. From such a moving blur a few figures of human beings and of weird animals barely stand out.
- How to live together and have sex at home in a correct and conforming way.
- A parody "making of" about the industrial fabrication of the series "Message à Caractère Informatif"
- Authentic industrial and corporate films, dubbed and distorted to provide absurd and interesting moments (324 episodes).
- To see and to know everything about Message à Caractère Informatif and lots of other Nicolas & Bruno's dubbed and distorted films.
- At the Cogip frangipane cake party, Jean-Christian Ménard sings his happiness.
- An authentic venezuelan telenovela re-edited, dubbed and distorted to provide absurd political moments (40 episodes).
- Hunter and Bear, heroes of two of the most successful digital campaigns of the decade, are returning this time with a third buddy, singer Pharrel Williams, to protect the content of his book by discretely putting some Tipp-Ex on the pages.