Crave revives Méchant changement with Mathieu Dufour

Quebec television is reviving the 2000s renovation format Méchant changement with comedian Mathieu Dufour taking over hosting duties from Stéphane Bellavance, alongside director Patrice Ouimet. The production preserves the core elements of surprise and suspense that defined the original series while targeting an audience spanning viewers nostalgic for the early version and teenagers unfamiliar with the title.

The updated series launches Tuesday, November 3, on Crave. Each episode ambushes a teenager aged 13 to 17 to completely rebuild and redecorate their bedroom to match their personality and tastes, blending the design-focused format with personal storytelling and humor orchestrated by Dufour.

Expanding the Streamed Library on Prime Video and Netflix

Prime Video debuts the biographical fiction series The Greatest on Wednesday, November 4. Created and directed by Ben Watkins, the authorized drama follows Cassius Clay as a young boxer in Louisville. Jaalen Best stars as Clay, supported by Omari Hardwick as Cassius Clay père, Dana Gourrier as Odessa, and Kai Parham as Rudy. The cast also features Amin Joseph as Sonny Liston, Michael Ealy as Malcolm X, and Giovanni Ribisi as trainer Angelo Dundee. Lonnie Ali serves as executive producer alongside Michael B. Jordan.

Savoir média Launches New Cultural Series

Savoir média introduces the interview series Queb et Quoi on Tuesday, November 3, featuring six young French-speaking figures aged 18 to 35 who stand out in their respective fields. Hosted by Anglesh Major, the program features comedian Émile Khoury, para-hockey player Raphaëlle Tousignant, YouTuber Mounir Kaddouri, application designer Yasmine Ben Arous, improviser Jacob Khayat, and chemist Sarah Bélanger.