Radio-Canada announced Monday that the main group of interpreters of Quebec’s most-listened program, the Goodbyewill consist of François Bellefeuille, Guylaine Tremblay, Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse and newcomer, comedian Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais.
The latter is of course no stranger to the famous annual television show: his creations Coronavirus tone at Coronavirus tone (again) which opened the last two editions. He replaces Mehdi Bousaidan, who is one of the headliners of Goodbye since 2019.
Many more personalities will enrich the distribution of year-end night, according to a press release from Radio-Canada.
Behind the camera, we see for the seventh consecutive year the duo formed by producer Guillaume Lespérance as well as content producer and director Simon Olivier Fecteau.
Last year the Goodbye it once again broke the record for the most -watched program in television history in Quebec, with 4,862,000 people watching it, or 200,000 more than last year.
Source: Radio-Canada
