Quebec's 'Infoman' Celebrates 25 Years of Satirical Success
Jean-René Dufort's iconic show continues to captivate audiences with its unique blend of humor and journalism.
- Jean-René Dufort launched 'Infoman' in 2000, and it has become a staple of Quebec television, known for its irreverent and caustic humor.
- The show recently began its 25th season on Radio-Canada, maintaining its popularity with a mix of political satire and entertainment.
- Dufort's stunts and interviews with high-profile figures, from Justin Trudeau to Jane Fonda, are legendary in Quebec's media landscape.
- The annual New Year's Eve special of 'Infoman' attracts around three million viewers, showcasing its significant cultural impact in Quebec.
- Despite initial resistance from politicians, Dufort has earned notable access and credibility, blending journalism with entertainment.