Juste pour rire 2016 - Hommage à Michel Barrette

Juste pour rire 2016 - Dominic et Martin vs Les Denis Drolet

Juste pour rire 2017 - L'Événement JMP 10e anniversaire!

Juste pour rire 2016 - Laurent Paquin vs Cathy Gauthier

Juste pour rire 2016 - Maxim Martin vs Dominic Paquet

Juste Pour Rire 2017 - Gala Juste Absurde

Juste pour rire 2016 - Rachid Badouri VS Éric Antoine

Juste pour rire 2016 - Philippe Bond vs Michel Barrette

Juste Pour Rire 2017 - Gala Juste Sketchs

Juste pour rire 2016 - Guillaume Wagner vs Guy Nantel

Juste Pour Rire 2017 - Gala Juste Personnages

Juste Pour Rire 2017 - Gala Juste Stand-Up

Juste Pour Rire 2017 - Gala Juste Raconteurs

Cabaret à Laurent Paquin 2019

A disgraced political journalist placed in the soccer section, Miss Pove is asked to follow the presidential campaign in progress. The front-runner is a fifty-year-old heir to a powerful French family and a political novice. Troubled by this candidate, whom she has known to be less smooth in the past, Miss Pove embarks on an investigation that is as surprising as it is jubilant.

Norm the Genie returns and tricks Cosmo and Wanda into disliking Timmy by replacing him with a selfish, unappreciative clone version. When Cosmo and Wanda quit, a singing contest is held in Fairy World to determine who gets to replace Timmy's godparents. And there is another big problem: Norm is a participant.

Renée dite Guinguette, a former prostitute, has earned enough money on the Parisian sidewalk to buy her dream: a waterfront guinguette. Her new lover, Marco, offers her the use of an unused adjoining barn to store the second-hand cars he trades in. But the "used" cars are actually stolen, and the charming Marco is a bad boy. After a few deaths and various vicissitudes, love finally triumphs.

César Dandieu is an honest cashier in an oil company, and Fernand Mouchette an absent-minded inventor. The latter comes to propose a new type of carburetor to the company when César has to hand in the day's takings to his superior.

Whenever people are released from their society's constraints, there is the possibility that they will behave badly, at least according to the rules of the society they have left behind. This seems to have been particularly the case for Europeans living in colonial establishments in Africa and Asia. In this drama, based on a story by Stefan Zweig, Dr. Steiner (Andrzej Seweryn) was caught with his fingers in the till at a German hospital. Rather than prosecute him, they gave him the option of emigrating elsewhere. He chose to serve at a clinic in a remote part of Portuguese Goa. He has been on his best behavior for years, but when the beautiful wife (Fanny Ardant) of a diplomat comes to him asking for an abortion, he is tempted to ask for sexual favors in return, and his life swiftly goes out of control.