Tele-Radar | Our recommendations for the week

Marc-Andre Lemieux
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Documentary

Christine Morency: No filter

Christine Morency mentions it at the beginning of the first episode: she doesn’t understand why she’s the subject of a documentary. She admits that a part of her is embarrassed by having a camera follow her everywhere. Luckily for us, the infectiously grinning comedian is quick to dismiss his doubts and open up in front of Anise Olette’s lens with great magnanimity (Dual career), takes off her make-up after appearing on TV and shows her at home, in which she describes a “very normal life as a single woman, no kids, no dog”. The second episode, where he continues his run-in tour of Quebec, is especially interesting as we watch him polish a number dealing with crosophobia.

Z, starting at 8 a.m. on Wednesday.

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Elton John Live: Farewell to Dodger Stadium

Elton John isn’t our favorite, but we have to admit he’s been a hit machine for years. That’s why we take a look at his last concert in North America, broadcast live from Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. In front of 50,000 people, the British singer will revisit his repertoire, which includes the classics. Rocket Man, Tiny Dancer, Benny & The Jets, Your Song And Candle in the air. We’re crossing our fingers that he sings our guilt, Something about the way you are tonight. A documentary recounting his long career will be released next year.

Disney+, Sunday, 11pm (concert available the next day on demand)

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Legacy confusions

Boring, notary profession? Not according to this semi-documentary, semi-fiction series, which presents succession stories that turn sour. Each chapter is composed of reconstructions (with actors such as Annie Charland, Inez Talby and Ralph Prosper) interspersed with comments and interpretations from experts including M.^e Michel Beauchamp, Notary with 33 years of experience. The mix of genres creates some interest and certainly makes the subject less dry. Titled “Surprising Heirs,” the first episode gives us an example of a man’s death. Once at the notary, his daughter learns that he is leaving 50% of all his assets to a new wife who appears out of nowhere.

Truth on stage

A roll of the dice

OD Martinique

After airing due to a controversy, no one was indifferent, dailyDual career Restarts the service. After a completely quiet Sunday episode, we fear an ending to the season that is more brown than brown. However, there is a difference between confrontation and bullying. Don’t forget that. Let’s hope Lady Bugail didn’t fly with Philippe, Isaac and Felix to return to Quebec. Fun fact: Monday’s episode will feature a performance by Jay Scott Co-pilot with FouKi (or Capital along with Funky, as Jeanette Reno says) was crowned Song of the Year at the ADISQ Gala.

Noovo, Monday through Thursday, 6:30 p.m. (also at Noovo.ca)