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{{quote|''[[Rule of Funny|All of this is of a rarely seen insignificance.]]''|'''Brad Montgomery'''|''The fabulous Ball of the Montgomery family'', last episode of the series}} |
{{quote|''[[Rule of Funny|All of this is of a rarely seen insignificance.]]''|'''Brad Montgomery'''|''The fabulous Ball of the Montgomery family'', last episode of the series}} |
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This comedy show originated from various skits in the French Canadian program ''Le Grand Blond avec un show sournois'', which parodied various [[Soap Opera]] tropes through the lives of fictional archetypes of this kind of genre. The skits proved so popular that these characters finally got their very own TV series ; so was born ''Le Coeur |
This comedy show originated from various skits in the French Canadian program ''Le Grand Blond avec un show sournois'', which parodied various [[Soap Opera]] tropes through the lives of fictional archetypes of this kind of genre. The skits proved so popular that these characters finally got their very own TV series ; so was born '''''Le Coeur a Ses Raisons'''''. |
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The show is entirely dominated by [[Rule of Funny]] and is willingly trying to be [[Stylistic Suck|absolutely terrible in terms of quality, in an hilarious way]]. Every single trope originating from soap operas is mercilessly parodied, although the creators confess that sometimes they failed to attain the degree of ridicule some actual soap opera shows possess. |
The show is entirely dominated by [[Rule of Funny]] and is willingly trying to be [[Stylistic Suck|absolutely terrible in terms of quality, in an hilarious way]]. Every single trope originating from soap operas is mercilessly parodied, although the creators confess that sometimes they failed to attain the degree of ridicule some actual soap opera shows possess. |
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