Children’s show : Papy Stub

The tone is set, Papy Stub is well into the wind. He checks out, does skateboard slides, makes his guitar and two-wheeler roar in Mon spécial vaisseau and clearly has more than one trick up his motorcycle sleeve… He’s the grandpa everyone dreams of: festive, surprising, modern, rocking, tender and endearing. Wearing docks and white glasses, this unusual character proves that Les coccinelles don’t like hip-hop! and that Les lunettes is super cool. He’s skin-deep in La nuit où tu deviens grand and Les migrants. He’s relevant and funny in C’est bête une mouche and Mère Téréchat. He generously invites his entire audience on a trip to Perpète-lès-Oies, yet keeps both feet firmly on the ground in Des poux qui rendent fou, or evokes harassment in Il faut le dire aux gens. A perennial observer of children’s daily lives, he ironizes the overload of weekly activities in Moi je dis stop! and, without ever losing his trademark sense of humor, he invents a general obedience holiday which, to disappoint no one, officially falls on St. Ginglin’s Day.