L'aréna
2024 · Comedy
L’ARÉNA is a sketch comedy exploring the daily lives of several characters who visit this local cultural landmark and poke fun at the shortcomings of real life. Hockey, parenthood, friendship, greasy fries and Zamboni - it's all there!
Episodes
1. Episode 122m · A new couple arrives at the arena, the snack bar offers a new poutine and the tension mounts over finding a team name.
2. Episode 222m · François wants Patricia's recipe, the twins offer Patinform classes and Laurent doesn't have as much aim as he used to.
3. Episode 322m · Laurent and Stéphanie talk about their latest squabble, François is a little sluggish and the team calls in a replacement.
4. Episode 422m · Laurent is a prude, Natalia and François are in competition, Marilou and Stéphanie discover Valérie's secret, and Mathilde coaches Daniel.
5. Episode 522m · Patricia encourages François and Valérie to spice up their lives, while Marion worries about her couple's sexual health.
6. Episode 622m · Patricia buys too much tuna, Marion is full of contradictions and François can't cope with his joint problems.
7. Episode 722m · Daniel tries to make Patricia understand that he would like to invite her to a date while Natalia and Stanley get to grips with Marketplace.
8. Episode 822m · Valérie explains to Marilou and Stéphanie why she looks so radiant. Dan explains his ancestral technique to Marion.
9. Episode 922m · Émile teaches Daniel youth speak, Laurent thinks he has lactose intolerance, and Mathilde desensitizes Mathieu to his allergy.
10. Episode 1022m · 
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