Qui sait chanter? (season 1)

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Qui sait chanter?
Season 1
Starring
Hosted by Phil Roy  [ fr ]
Winners
  • Good singers: 9
  • Bad singers: 4
No. of episodes13
Release
Original network Noovo
Original release13 September (2021-09-13) –
13 December 2021 (2021-12-13)
Season chronology
Next →
Season 2

The Canadian French-language television mystery music game show Qui sait chanter? premiered the inaugural first season on Noovo on 13 September 2021. [1]

Contents

Gameplay

Format

Under the original format, the contestant can eliminate mystery singers after each round, and ended with the last remaining mystery singer depending on the outcome of a duet performance by guest artist(s). [2]

Rewards

The contestant must eliminate one mystery singer at the end of each round, receiving CA$3,000 if they eliminate a bad singer. At the end of the game, the contestant may either end the game and keep the money they had won in previous rounds, or risk it for a chance to win CA$25,000 by correctly guessing whether the last remaining mystery singer is good or bad. If the singer is bad, the contestant's winnings is given to the bad singer instead.

Rounds

Each episode presents the guest artist and contestant with six people whose identities and singing voices are kept concealed until they are eliminated to perform on the "stage of truth" or remain in the end to perform the final duet.

  1. Lip sync (French: Relecture)
    Each mystery singer performs a lip sync to a song. Good singers mime to a recording of their own performance, while bad singers mime to a recording by someone else.
  2. Access code (French: Code d'accès)
    The guest artist and contestant are presented with a video package in which one of the mystery singers discusses their life and musical qualifications.
  3. Secret studio (French: Studio secret)
    The guest artist and contestant are presented with video from a recording session by one of the mystery singers, but pitch-shifted to obscure their actual vocals.
  4. Interrogation (French: Interrogatoire)
    The guest artist and contestant may ask questions to the remaining mystery singers. Good singers are required to give truthful responses, while the bad singers must lie.

Episodes

Guest artists

Legend:      
  Good singer
  Bad singer
Symbol confirmed.svg The contestant chose to risk the money.
Symbol unrelated.svg The contestant chose to walk away with the money.
EpisodeGuest artist [lower-alpha 1] ContestantMystery singers
(In their respective numbers and aliases) [lower-alpha 2]
#DateElimination orderWinner
Lip syncAccess codeSecret studioInterrogation
113 September 2021 Annie Villeneuve [3] Mounya Iklid
Symbol unrelated.svgN CA$9,000		2. Bertholiny Fils-Aimé
(Boxer)		4. Jérémie Brassard
(Wine Waiter)		1. Olivia LeClerc
(Barmaid)		6. Evelyne Desrochers
(Extreme Sports Athlete)		3. Soulyne Michel
(Nun)		5. Marie-Ève Sauvé
Cheerleader
227 September 2021 Marie-Mai [4] Marc-André Rioux
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$25,000		2. Catherine Servedio
(Broker)		6. Mathieu-Philippe Perras
(Waiter)		1. Héloise Binette
(Clown)		3. Sara Karel Chiasson
(Figure Skater)		4. Widmayer Edouard
(Basketball Player)		5. Mélodie-Jade Valiquette-Claude
Acupuncturist
34 October 2021 Corneille
[5] [6] 		Robine-Claudia Joseph
Symbol unrelated.svgN CA$12,000		3. Arthur Bussières Gallant
(Supermarket Clerk)		4. Simon Gosselin
(Mascot)		6. Erika Suaréz
(Softball Player)		1. Jordan Jacquet
(Stuntman)		5. Martin Bèdard
(Butler)		2. Frédérique Cyr-Deschênes
Runner
411 October 2021Claude Cobra
(Bleu Jeans Bleu)
[7] [6] 		Éliane Morin-Côté
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$25,000		2. Jonathan Voisine
(Dance Instructor)		4. June Charles
(Stewardess)		1. Charles Édouard-Sanon
(Gogo Boy)		3. Jacob McDuff
(Firefighter)		6. Elysabeth Rivest
(Archer)		5. Véronique Laberge
Herbalist
518 October 2021 2Frères [8] Mickaël Grondin
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$25,000		2. Vanessa Kneale
(Aerobics Teacher)		6. Yan Beauregard
(Nurse)		5. Zachary Abraham
(Cyclist)		1. Véronique Beaudoin
(Scuba Diver)		4. Täbi Yösha
(Fortune Teller)		3. Mary-Pier Guilbault
Circus Performer
625 October 2021 Martine St. Clair [9] Johanne Belot
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$0		2. Alex Simpson
(Real Estate Broker)		6. Sébastien Gagné
(Magician)		4. Arti Sadhwani
(Photographer)		1. Pamela Boyer
(Table Tennis Player)		5. Koraly Lauzon
(Speed Skater)		3. Alexandra Claude
Poet
71 November 2021 Ludovick Bourgeois
[10] [11] 		Alexandra Gauthier
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$25,000		1. Mamselle Ruiz
(Wader)		6. Frédérick Sylvestre
(Rainbow Drag)		2. Karen Alforque
(Chemist)		4. Jean-Christophe Pilon
(Golfer)		3. Rose Mills
(Jockey)		5. Peter Myles
Cop
88 November 2021 Brigitte Boisjoli  [ fr ] [12] Robert Applyrs
Symbol unrelated.svgN CA$3,000		2. Yanick Petit
(Salesman)		6. Julie Le Tallec
(Skier)		3. Miguel Perreault
(Yogi)		4. Miranda Tremblay-Girard
(Hip-hop Dancer)		5. Jade Lapratte
(Lifeguard)		1. Louis-Philippe Desjardins
Medieval Elf
915 November 2021 Damien Robitaille [13] Stéphanie Caron
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$25,000		1. Victoria Willard
(Proposed Benefits)		4. Michael Ramdin
(Computer Scientist)		6. Jérémy Provencher
(Teacher)		3. Magali Roche
(Athletics Champion)		5. Marie-Michèle Pharand
(Acrobat)		2. Christine Dubois
Birdwatcher
1022 November 2021 Alicia Moffet
[14] [15] 		Exaucé Luyengi
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$25,000		2. Fatoumata Traore
(Reporter)		4. Paolo Perfección
(Make-up Artist)		3. Marie Cournoyer
(Crossfit Girl)		5. Alexandre Gemme
(Drag Queen Country)		1. Émilie Landry
(Children's Party Princess)		6. Christopher Therrien
Massage Therapist
1129 November 2021 Guylaine Tanguay  [ fr ] [16] Marie-Claude Audet
Symbol unrelated.svgN CA$3,000		3. Letitia Sherry
(Miss Kitty)		4. Andy the Frenchy
(Gamer)		1. Justin Jackson
(Tap Dancer)		2. Richard-Nicolas Villeneuve
(Bowler)		6. Cathy Vallières
(Windsurfer)		5. Serge Rochon
Poker Champion
126 December 2021 Roxane Bruneau [17] Marc-André Savard
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$25,000		1. Marie-Laurence Caux
(Influencer)		4. Martin-Alexis Gaytan-Ramirez
(Fashion Designer)		2. Melody Boutin
(Skateboarder)		3. Maude Larin-Kleran
(Adventurer)		6. Jean-François Carré
(Ice Hockey Player)		5. Carolane Closset
Dog Stroller
1313 December 2021 Maxime Landry  [ fr ] [18] Annie Fréchette
Symbol confirmed.svgY CA$25,000		2. Ibrahim Maalouf
(Trumpeter)		4. Jesyka Szopko
(Cabaret Diva)		1. Heaven-Leigh André
(Security Agent)		6. Alexandre LeBlanc
(Wrestler)		3. Alexia Gourd
(Yacht Crew)		5. Sissi-Catherine Michaud
Engineer

Panelists

Legend:      
  Main panelist
  Guest panelist
EpisodePanelists
1st2nd3rd
1Rita BagaRoxane Bruneau Jay Du Temple  [ fr ]
2 Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais  [ fr ]
3 Katherine Levac  [ fr ]
4 Marie-Lyne Joncas  [ fr ]
5Félix-Antoine Tremblay
6 Benoît Gagnon  [ fr ]
7 Arnaud Soly  [ fr ]
8 Maxim Martin  [ fr ]
9 France Castel
10 Christine Morency  [ fr ]
11 Antoine Vézina
12 Varda Étienne  [ fr ] Véronique Claveau  [ fr ]
13Roxane Bruneau Virginie Fortin

Reception

Legend:
  Highest rated episode
  Lowest rated episode
No.TitleAir dateTimeslot (ET)PlacementViewershipRef(s)
TSEVRankTotal
1"Annie Villeneuve"13 September 2021Monday, 20:00328300.589 [19]
2"Marie-Mai"27 September 2021Unranked [20]
3"Corneille"4 October 2021 [21]
4"Claude Cobra"11 October 2021327290.649 [22]
5"2Frères"18 October 2021Unranked [23]
6"Martine St. Clair"25 October 2021 [24]
7"Ludovick Bourgeois"1 November 2021 [25]
8"Brigitte Boisjoli"8 November 2021 [26]
9"Damien Robitaille"15 November 2021 [27]
10"Alicia Moffet"22 November 2021 [28]
11"Guylaine Tanguay"29 November 2021 [29]
12"Roxane Bruneau"6 December 2021323260.559 [30]
13"Maxime Landry"13 December 2021113150.614 [31]

Source: Numeris

Notes

  1. ↑ For the returning guest artists, names are highlighted in italics.
  2. ↑ All of the mystery singers' aliases are literally translated from French, or at oftentimes displayed in English. For the mixed groups, bad singers' names are in italics.

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