“France has incredible talent” on M 6: Éric Antoine uses his Golden Buzzer from the first episode

2023-10-25 03:43:24

This 18th season of “France has incredible talent” on M 6 keeps its jurors Éric Antoine, Hélène Ségara, Marianne James and Sugar Sammy, but changes the rules of the game a little, with the arrival of two quarter-finals. Thanks to their golden buzzer, the jurors send their favorites not to the final but to the semi-final, and a Platinum buzzer, an XXL button, must be pressed by the quartet to propel a candidate to the final.

Once these rules were dictated by Karine Le Marchand, the parade was able to begin this Tuesday with its share of talents, grotesqueries and humour. Like this course from the Chenille school Academy which unleashed a wave of madness by taking part of the room into a delirium of a mega dancing caterpillar. Or this very amusing and inventive Japanese guy in underwear with his running gag “No worries, I have my underwear”.

The season, we tell you, will be marked by a circus wave. The young Zébulon on the trapeze seduced, as much as a duo of brothers in rolla bolla. They performed ball/board balances on the back of one, on the head and knees of the other. Éric Antoine, a circus fan, was amazed: “Whaouuuu… That’s extraordinary, it’s great! This is the first time I have seen rolla bolla performed on different parts of the body. » Sugar Sammy, during this first episode, was neither hurtful nor arrogant. He threw out some very funny jokes, congratulated several candidates (“we’ll be happy to see you again”) and described the rolla bolla number as “extraordinary”.

The “yoga addict” makes an impression

Emotional moment when Danaé and Wilder, a couple from the Lyon region, embarked on “addicted yoga”. Hélène Ségara hopes that the number will be successful, because she finds them “adorable”. The jury expects the worst, they are overcome by emotion. Him lying on the ground, legs stretched at 90 degrees, she curling up at the tips of her feet, alternating very flexible movements, slow, fast. Very gently, with “infinite grace”, greets the singer.

Like Marianne James and Éric Antoine, she wipes away tears when, at the end of the performance, Wilder takes a ring from his pocket to propose to Danaé. “You share an intimate moment. You are not Married at first sight, but Married at first yoga,” says the magician-comedian.

A breathtaking melee

Another very strong moment of the evening, the dancing duo Marie-Josée and Jason, who transpose domestic violence into a violent, powerful melee. She was the victim of beatings, was ashamed of it and denounces this tragedy through her movements, with a caring partner. Marie-Josée still collects bruises, but now while dancing. The tandem jumps on a bed, he throws her to the ground, she rolls, breaks a lamp in anger. The performance is breathtaking, breathtaking. She ends up dying in his arms. He takes this relaxed body, folds over her. We are left breathless by so much realism.

The jury is unanimous on the quality of the performance. “We felt a lot of rage, it’s also a real work of comedy, very successful,” greets Hélène Ségara. Even Sugar Sammy applauded: “You guys are great artists, it was intense.” » So intense that Éric Antoine presses the golden buzzer: “You express violence with real risk-taking. You have to have total trust in others, it’s remarkably virtuosic. » No doubt, the evening was a success, rich in emotions and laughter.