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Six celebrities will take part in the longest karaoke night! They’ll face off in a friendly – yet ruthless – competition, as at the end of each episode, they’ll have to eliminate one another. They know they’re coming to sing, but they have no idea about the surprises and twists…
The six guests make a grand entrance into the Karaoké Club, and they're ready to do whatever it takes to shine under the spotlight. But between a temperamental microphone and a surprising tattoo, nothing can stop their wild energy or their thirst to light up the stage... Let the party begin!
The competition heats up after a heartbreaking elimination. As a new player joins the game, duos are formed... and tensions rise! With explosive performances, unexpected twists, and even a curse, two celebrities will have to give it their all to survive a duel as fierce as it is spectacular. Who will manage to stand out?
International star Charlotte Cardin surprises players with a call announcing the night's theme: Franco Pop! A newcomer kicks things off with a performance guaranteed to spice up his debut at the Club. Hidden emojis add playful flair to the evening's numbers, which leap from absurdity to pure emotion in an instant with the arrival of a surprise guest who touches everyone's hearts.
A mysterious guest rolls into the Club on a motorcycle, and Stéphane goes on a wild group trip with his accomplices Marc Labrèche, Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais, and Marc-André Grondin! These three will serve as judges for the night's performances, which take place in groups - and things quickly spiral in every direction! The more, the merrier... and the messier!
Tension is high: it's the last episode before the grand finale! And the very last guest makes a powerful entrance, raising the bar sky-high. For the remaining celebrities, it's now or never - they're bringing out the big guns! Fiery opera, steamy ballads, performances on their knees at the bar... anything goes to secure their spot in the final round.
It's time for the grand finale! The top three of this long night will get to live out one of their ultimate karaoke fantasies! Whether it's a duet with a rock legend, being backed by a choir, or going full Céline Dion mode, they'll have to give it everything they've got to defend their spot. All the guests return for this epic moment when the Karaoké Club champion will be crowned!
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