- Genre Game Show
- Status Ended
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External links
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Last update
9 août 2020 - 20:15
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Personne n'y avait pensé !
Sous la houlette de Cyril Féraud, trois équipes de candidats, réparties en binômes, s'affrontent au cours de trois manches pour parvenir en finale. A chaque question, les candidats doivent trouver la réponse la moins évidente basée sur les réponses d'un panel de 100 personnes précédemment questionnées. Pour remporter la cagnotte, le dernier binôme encore en lice doit répondre à une ultime question et proposer trois réponses dont l'une doit être celle à laquelle personne n'avait pensé. Qu'ils remportent ou non la finale, les candidats remettent leur titre en jeu dans l'émission suivante.
If you're a fan of gripping quiz shows that combine entertainment with intellectual challenges, then 'The Twelve Strokes of Noon' (Les Douze Coups de Midi) is the perfect addition to your watchlist. This long-running French television series has captivated audiences for 15 seasons and boasts an impressive 5068 episodes. It's a show where contestants must answer playful and cultural questions in a bid to win, progressively eliminating their competitors until only one remains. The final contestant then faces the ultimate challenge in a segment aptly named 'le coup de maître' (the masterstroke).
Set against the vibrant backdrop of France, each episode offers viewers not just a chance to test their own knowledge but also to learn new and interesting facts about a wide range of topics. From history and science to pop culture and trivia, 'The Twelve Strokes of Noon' covers it all. The show's format keeps you on the edge of your seat as you root for your favorite contestant while simultaneously playing along at home.
Similar popular quiz shows that fans might enjoy include 'Personne n'y avait pensé !', which challenges participants with unique trivia questions; 'The Wheel (FR)', known for its rotating wheel adding an element of chance; and 'Qui veut gagner des millions ?', France's version of the iconic 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?'. Each of these shows offers its own twist on the traditional quiz format but shares the same core appeal: testing knowledge under pressure.
