The Babin-Bibeau family was unveiled on Monday when Télé-Québec shared the first images of its new youth daily Comme des têtes pas de poule with comedians Mélanie Pilon and David Savard.
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This 40-episode humorous family novel was written by Pierre-Yves Bernard. Designed for 9-12 year olds – and their parents – the series will air Monday through Thursday at 6:30 p.m. starting September 5.
There’s a lot of energy per square foot in the Babin-Bideau home, where the musician dad (David Savard), the mom who dreams of building (Mélanie Pilon) and their three children, the teenage “drama queen” Victoria (Estelle Fournier), the Clown Félix (Tristan Clouâtre) and the impulsive Flavie (Élia St-Pierre).
The cast also includes several aspiring actors: Emma Bao Linh Tourné, Félix-Antoine Bénard, Samara Healey, Adam Moussamih, Matai Stevens, Devi Julia Pelletier and Cédric Thiffault.
Among the problems and themes that are dealt with every day, we want to highlight the family, mutual help, differences, better coexistence and perseverance, among others.
“‘Comme des têtes pas de poule’ should be a clear encouragement to trust yourself, to remain yourself, to find the courage to realize your dreams, your passions, despite the doubts that sometimes arise,” he indicated Author Pierre-Yves Bernard, Monday, in a press release.