What to Watch Tonight: “Mask Singer”, “The Golden Age of Advertising”, “Hippocrates” and “And Scream”

entertainment Mask Singer is to follow at 9:10 p.m. on TF1. Week after week, Élodie Frégé, Jeff Panacloc and Kev Adams conducted a relentless investigation, focused more than ever on the incredible vocal and stage performances. Of the 17 characters of this season, some have already dropped their mask: Martin Lamotte, Laura Flessel, Passepartout, Jean-Marc Généreux, Anny Duperey, Cartman but also Mel B., the first international star of the season revealed in the costume of sun and Laurent Ruquier, first guest investigator, in the costume of the lobster. The investigation is not over and continues unabated with still characters to unmask

At 9:10 p.m. on France 3 we watch the show The golden age of advertising. 55 years ago, on October 1, 1968, the first brand advertising spot landed on the small screen of the French. For three decades, thousands of small creative films will seduce and build the collective memory. Kitch or cult spots, humor, slogans, music, stars, gimmicks, big show or sex appeal: during its golden age, how did advertising go about convincing? Nearly 400 advertising clips, real madeleines to taste, are gathered here, told by Thierry Ardisson, to relive this era of conquest of minds and wallets.

Honey 25 put at 9:05 p.m. on the film Hippocrates. For his first internship in his father’s department, a young doctor discovers the difficulties of the profession and wonders if he made the right choice…. Himself a doctor, Thomas Lilti knows his subject. His film is to the hospital what Maïwenn’s “Polisse” is to the police: a realistic, uncompromising and exciting immersion on a men’s level. A nugget that confirms all the good that we think of the talented Reda Kateb, hailed by a César for his interpretation of a doctor with integrity.

We end this selection with the TV movie And Screamat 8:55 p.m. on until Damien has negotiated full-time telecommuting to follow his partner, who has just accepted an important position in the Province. In the first days of their installation, Damien, concentrated in front of his computer, is interrupted by noises which seem to come from the walls. Nobody else hears anything…

Sarah Ibri