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Pierre Ménès stirred conversation again after an interview on the YouTube channel Les Incorrectibles, where he spoke frankly about his career, a possible return to Canal+, and a striking personal reaction to fellow presenter Patrick Sébastien. The exchange mixed candid recollections with blunt judgments, and it quickly spread across social networks.
Highlights from the Les Incorrectibles interview
In a wide-ranging conversation with journalist Éric Morillot, Pierre Ménès touched on several hot topics. He revisited his departure from Canal+, explained why he maintains an online presence, and offered unfiltered opinions about figures in French television.
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- Why he stays online: Even after leaving mainstream TV, he continues to publish content on the internet.
- Tone of the chat: Direct, occasionally uncomfortable, and very candid.
Could Pierre Ménès return to Canal+?
Ménès did not rule out a comeback to Canal+. He framed such a return as an extraordinary move and said he would be willing to try, despite lingering tensions with some former colleagues.
What would it take for a comeback?
- Invitation from Canal+ to rejoin the team.
- Personal willingness to face past conflicts with some staff.
- A sense that time has softened old grudges.
He suggested that aging has reduced his desire for long-lasting disputes. The idea of an exceptional return appeals to him, if Canal+ made the offer.
His blunt reaction to Patrick Sébastien
When the topic turned to Patrick Sébastien, Ménès’ words were unusually sharp. He described a visceral reaction that goes beyond professional disagreement.
- He admitted a strong, personal aversion to Sébastien.
- He said the feeling is hard to explain and rooted in physical discomfort.
- He recounted an awkward encounter at RTL that intensified the emotion.
He used the phrase “repulsion” to characterize his reaction, asserting he could not align with Sébastien’s style or personality.
Professional acknowledgment despite personal dislike
Even while expressing disdain, Ménès credited Sébastien’s accomplishments. He defended the value of the variety show Le Grand Cabaret and criticized France Télévisions for dropping the program.
- He recognized the show’s popularity and production quality.
- He argued its removal was a mistake by public broadcasters.
- He said a strong lead-in like Sébastien could boost other programs’ ratings.
He insisted he does not watch the show personally, but acknowledged its cultural and audience impact.
Reaction and what to watch next
The interview is likely to rekindle debate around both presenters. Comments have circulated online, and media outlets are picking up the most provocative lines.
- Social networks quickly shared clips and quotes.
- Observers may question whether these comments affect professional relationships.
- Audiences will watch for any public response from Patrick Sébastien.
The exchange adds another chapter to the public careers of two well-known French media personalities. Follow-up remarks or replies could emerge in the coming days.
