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Les petits tannants

Show Info

  • Status: Returning Series
  • First Aired: January 7, 2022
  • Seasons: 4
  • Episodes: 44
  • Networks: ICI Radio-Canada Télé
  • Genres: Reality, Family
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Les petits tannants(2022)

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Overview

How well do you really know your kids? In this game show hosted by Pierre Hébert, three sets of parents try to predict what their 6- to 8-year-old child will do when confronted with a range of unusual situations. The family with the most correct predictions goes on to the final round!

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Season 1

12 episodes • 2022

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Episode 1Jan 7, 20220.0
2Episode 2Jan 14, 20220.0
3Episode 3Jan 21, 20220.0
4Episode 4Jan 28, 20220.0
5Episode 5Feb 25, 20220.0
6Episode 6Mar 4, 20220.0
7Episode 7Mar 11, 20220.0
8Episode 8Mar 18, 20220.0
9Episode 9Mar 25, 20220.0
10Episode 10Apr 1, 20220.0
11Episode 11Apr 8, 20220.0
12Episode 12Apr 15, 20220.0
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Season 2

12 episodes • 2023

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1Episode 1Jan 13, 20230.0
2Episode 2Jan 20, 20230.0
3Episode 3Jan 27, 20230.0
4Episode 4Feb 3, 20230.0
5Episode 5Feb 10, 20230.0
6Episode 6Feb 17, 20230.0
7Episode 7Feb 24, 20230.0
8Episode 8Mar 3, 20230.0
9Episode 9Mar 10, 20230.0
10Episode 10Mar 17, 20230.0
11Episode 11Mar 24, 20230.0
12Episode 12Mar 31, 20230.0
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Season 3

10 episodes • 2024

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1Episode 1Jan 12, 20240.0
2Episode 2Jan 19, 20240.0
3Episode 3Jan 26, 20240.0
4Episode 4Feb 2, 20240.0
5Episode 5Feb 9, 20240.0
6Episode 6Feb 16, 20240.0
7Episode 7Feb 23, 20240.0
8Episode 8Mar 1, 20240.0
9Episode 9Mar 8, 20240.0
10Episode 10Mar 15, 20240.0
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Season 4

10 episodes • 2025

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1Episode 1Jan 10, 20250.0
2Episode 2Jan 17, 20250.0
3Episode 3Jan 24, 20250.0
4Episode 4Jan 31, 20250.0
5Episode 5Feb 7, 20250.0
6Episode 6Feb 14, 20250.0
7Episode 7Feb 21, 20250.0
8Episode 8Feb 28, 20250.0
9Episode 9Mar 7, 20250.0
10Episode 10Mar 14, 20250.0

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