The end of the world is at seven hours
the end of the world is at seven hours was an emission of Québécois Télévision diffused on the network TQS. Its title comes owing to the fact that the emission was initially diffused at nineteen hours, in its first year, for then changing hour at the time of the successive years.
Marc Labrèche, with the assistance of his/her many collaborators such as Patrick Masbourian, Bruno Blanchet, Isabelle Marshal, Paul Houde, Jean-Rene Dufort and Christian Tétreault, presented the topicality of a different angle.
The emission comprised also sketches, putting in particular in the high-speed motorboat the characters of Tite-Teeth, of P' tit Mister not-of-neck, the logger, of the Labrèche binoculars and Nostradamouse, a small mouse able to predict the future.
Collaborators
- Marc Labrèche, organizer
- Bruno Blanchet, chronicler
- Paul Houde, chronicler
- Patrick Masbourian, chronicler
- Jean-Rene Dufort, journalist
- Isabelle Marshal, journalist
- Christian Tétreault, chronicler
External bond
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Informations on the end of the world is at seven hours
- Site paying homage to this late emission
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