Thanks Gaston! is a television program for young people broadcast on RTL-TVI and Antenne 2, in the program Croque-Matin in 1989. It is inspired by the universe of the Gaston series with actors wearing Gaston Lagaffe, Fantasio and Spirou masks. It talks about comics and ends with a gaffe by Gaston Lagaffe.

Taking up the principle of the show Y’a pas d’lézard [3] broadcast the previous season, Stéphane Tapie and his band make sketches and present chronicles intended for young adolescents between two sitcoms produced by Disney. From July 1995, the show will be without presenters, and will offer 3 sitcoms in a row.

In 1953, France had less than 60,000 listed jobs, with only three regions being covered. However, the program will quickly receive 8,000 letters per week[1]. The book specifies that this unexpected figure was explained by the then collective listening, the children of the neighborhood being willingly invited to the family of the neighborhood who owned […]