In a bakery, the team of the invisible camera places, without the knowledge of the customers, 3 kg of lead in the packages of cakes. These pastries seem heavy to their recipients...
Léon ZITRONE plays the role of a stranger in Paris and asks passers-by for information. Naturally, people think they’re dealing with the host’s doppelganger.
In the streets of Paris, Fernand RAYNAUD pretends to be a hard-of-hearing customer and stubbornly claims camellias from a florist. The latter, who has none, keeps her calm and tries to explain the situation to this obstinate client.
Two actors hold both ends of a long leash that passes under a heavy weight. They ask two passers-by to hold each one of the ends of the chain, pretending that a dog is at the end.
Bernard CHARLAN, disguised as a gendarme, gives some information to the passers-by who approaches him. To do this, he recites the lyrics of Joe DASSIN’s song "Les Champs-Elysées".
In the street, Jacques LEGRAS, Jean FRANCEL and Yvette DOLVIA send a warm greeting to a passerby. The latter, who is about to respond, suddenly realizes that we are not talking to him, but to an accomplice positioned behind his back.
In Ile-de-France, the team of The Invisible Camera transformed a small village into British territory: traffic signs, extras and English advertisements form the scene. Jacques LEGRAS, in Bobby, stops the drivers and asks them, with a strong island accent, to drive left.
For the second time in a row, the cartoonist Jacques FAIZANT and the filmmaker Claude CHABROL compete. Jacques FAIZANT wins the game and Claude CHABROL receives as a consolation prize a game box and a prize called Emmanuel Boulier, which is a necklace made of colored balls. Claude CHABROL wears it with fun.
First issue of the game "Des chiffres et des lettres", presented by Patrice Laffont. He explains the rules of this game which takes the principle of the game "The longest word", to which is added a new test: "The count is good".
Sophie DAUMIER and Guy BEDOS, seated in front of a household basket and a newspaper, interpret the sketch "Do you love each other", featuring a couple affected by the loves of the great of this world read in the press.
On the stage, in a bistro setting, Pierre PECHIN in a pseudo-sketch, in the presence of an audience: a counter pillar tells an incomprehensible joke (presence of Jean-Marc THIBAULT, CARLOS and Thierry LE LURON).
Guy BEDOS plays a sketch by Jean-Loup DABADIE , "Bonne fête Paulette", in which he plays the role of a husband full of hatred towards his wife Paulette.