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Comedy / Reality
Éric and Ramzy will travel across France and Belgium revealing the comedy stars of tomorrow.
Eric and Ramzy arrive in Paris, where it all began for them, in search of new comedy talent. We discover the first 11 talents as they attempt to convince the audience, but above all the mentors, that they deserve to join the Comedy Class in Paris.
After discovering the final 2 Parisian talents, the mentors head for Marseille, then Brussels, still on the lookout for new comedy gems.
As the audition stage draws to a close, the mentors leave Brussels to scout for new comedy talent in Nantes.
Back in Paris with the top 20 talents from the auditions, Eric and Ramzy test the contestants on the theme "Tell us about yourself". The selections stage will narrow the field down to just 10, and to make this choice the mentors are joined by Florence Foresti.
The auditions continue for the top 20 comedy talents on the theme "Tell us about yourself". Eric and Ramzy are joined by Florence Foresti to select the top 10 to go through to the next stage.
The 13 top comedy talents only have a few days to prepare a sketch on the theme of the absurd. At the end of this round, there will only be 10 talents left in the Comedy Class. To choose between them, Eric and Ramzy are joined by Mister V.
The 10 top talents in the Comedy Class have 48 hours to write a sketch based on black humor. To continue in the adventure, they have to convince the audience, but above all, Eric and Ramzy, who are joined by Marina Foïs.
There are only 8 talents left in the Comedy Class. They have to compete on the theme of "Roast" to make it to the final. The mentors invite Jerôme Niel to join them in being roasted.
The Comedy Class final sees 5 talents vying for the title and the €50,000 prize. The talents have 48 hours to write a sketch on the set theme "Why not me?" to win over Eric and Ramzy, joined by Jean Pascal Zadi.
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