History Radio / LesDeuxMinutesDuPeuple

** Back when he was alive, Music/MichaelJackson was the butt of jokes where he falls apart.

* InnOfNoReturn: The Slangster Resort

* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: Cricket the special agent in the action movie uses punches to get answers, ranging from interrogating suspects to getting his best buddy to tell him what he's going to get for his birthday.

* TheDreaded: Bob Hartley is this, due to his [[DrillSergeantNasty Coach Nasty]] LargeHam speeches that chews out people who annoy him like vendors [[EpicFail incompetent people]] or AcceptableTargets like politicians.

** TheInternetIsForPorn: Jokes about porn websites are common.

** There's an interview where Jean Chrétien (the former Prime Minister of Québec) is on TV and ([[ItMakesSenseInContext eventually]]) gets into a brawl with the host and somehow attempts to fight by shoving his fingers in the other guy's ass.

* WorkingClassPeopleAreMoron: The sketches parodying ''L'amour est dans le pré'' (a reality TV show where city women visits bachelor farmers with the hope of them falling in love) portray the farmers as dumb and unsophisticated hicks (not that the city women are much smarter).

* 1999-2001 - ''Le Journul'' (The Jour-Null, also renamed the Nothing Day in one of episode): Short, 50-second sketches that covered a topic of recent news. The short sketch was made that morning, and then sent to the animators who had to animate it (using mo-cap and CGI) to air that same day, at 6:00 PM during the news.

* 1999-2001 - ''Le Journul'' (The JourNull, also renamed the Nothing Day in one of episode): Short, 50-second sketches that covered a topic of recent news. The short sketch was made that morning, and then sent to the animators who had to animate it (using mo-cap and CGI) to air that same day, at 6:00 PM during the news.

* 2006 - ''On s'écoute parler'' (We Listen to Ourselves Talking), a sequel series to Le JourNul.

Pérusse has also produced several albums called "L'Album du Peuple" ("''The People's Album''"). They're a compilation of various radio sketches remixed by the author, sometimes they're slightly longer, shorter, or different. The albums also contain funny songs.

François Pérusse's official Youtube chain can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0vWI_4ksC3BbbM7Zn2P7_w here]].

* IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace: Parodied in the "Slangster Resort" [[note]] Not to be confused with Slangster House segments, which are European[[/note]] series where a couple is vacationing in a town called "Saint-bloodthirsty gooey thing with three rows of [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily teeth]]" and they need to find a street called "Half-eaten corpse with the Devil's tail in its mouth".

* IntimidatingRevenueService: An employee of Revenu Québec (the Québec IRS) calls SantaClaus to harass him because he hasn't produced any income reports and he threatens Santa with an audit. [[spoiler: It's {{Subverted}} when it turns out that it's Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer prank-calling Santa]] [[spoiler: but then it's DoubleSubverted when it turns out that Rudolph got audited and he called Santa to warn him that he was getting audited too]].

* {{Corpsing}}: A common source of humor. Out-of-universe, Pérusse mentioned he had a hard time finishing a sketch involving him singing [[HollywoodToneDeaf horrible gibberish]], before it's revealed that this is Music/{{Rihanna}}'s [[TakeThat normal singing voice]] before AutoTune kicks in because he couldn't stop laughing.

** One InUniverse joke told by the DreadfulMusician who works in bars involve a torture in {{Hell}} where demons set fire to your ballsack and you need to extinguish it with a crowbar.

* ActuallyPrettyFunny: There is this sketch where a thief contacts the director of the ''Caisse de Dépôt et Placements du Québec'' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caisse_de_d%C3%A9p%C3%B4t_et_placement_du_Qu%C3%A9bec Quebec Deposit and Investment Fund]] via phone in the middle of the night and gloats about how he stole an unspecified large amount of money. The director protests that this is the "deposit fund" belonging to average joes, and the thief replies it looks more like a "withdrawal fund" right now, which makes both guys laugh.
--> '''Thief''': (''in-between fits of laughter'') "You just got fucked over so bad!"
--> '''Director''': "Meh, it's not like it's my money."

* AmbiguouslyHuman / AmbiguousRobot: Spock is turned into this in the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' parodies. In some sketches he's said to be Vulcan, in others he's apparently an android.

* 2017 - Best Ove! [[note]]A compilation of his favorite content, and yes, the "Ove" isn't a typo[[/note]].

-->'''Mr. Boilard:''' Hey if these paper towels [[note]]In French they are called ''essuis-tout'', literally "wipe everything" [[/note]] can wipe everything then surely they can wipe this grizzly bear grizzly over there?

* MotorMouth: The characters in the skits often talk very fast, sometimes even to the point of deliberately sounding like gibberish. There's also the song ''Vive l'Amour'', whose lyrics comprises of almost nothing but French insults pronounced so quickly after one another, it could give Music/{{Eminem}} a run for his money!

* SeparatedByACommonLanguage: Some skits have French and French Canadian versions. "Vive l'amour" ("Celebrate Love", 3 minutes of as many insults as the singer can cram in) is remarkable in that it illustrates the profound differences in themes in both countries (the French ones are scatological or sexual, French Canadian sounds like they came from a playground or a church inventory).

* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial : In the "Russian Astronauts" segment, a russian astronaut decides to listen to the russian news.
--> '''Russian Newsreader''': Good evening, here’s the news: our country isn’t in a state of crisis. In addition, a Tupolev airplane of the National Company didn’t make an emergency land in Moscow, this morning at 7:12, and the cause isn’t that the plane’s pieces are too old. A civil servant from the capital, who wasn’t drunk, didn’t kill his wife and kids last night, then didn’t turn the gun on himself.