Eurotrash

Featuring a day in the life of French pop band Billy Ze Kick, and a dog leading the life of a millionaire

The episode showcases a Finnish shouting choir, noted for its powerful vocal calls, and a group of Spanish dwarf bullfighters presenting a compact version of the traditional spectacle. The choir’s performance is captured in full, letting viewers hear the intensity of the shouted harmonies. Meanwhile, the dwarf bullfighters demonstrate skill and tradition in a concise presentation. The broadcast also includes a report on today’s Paris shows, offering observations and highlights from the performances. The segment outlines the schedule and notes audience reactions and the atmosphere within the venues, giving viewers a unique eclectic snapshot of artistic expression across regions.

The episode assembles an eclectic mix of guests. Fashion designer Paco Rabanne appears with actor David Hasselhoff and director Russ Meyer, each from a different creative sphere. The programme also features a German gnome convention, offering a quirky cultural glimpse, and a vibrator tester, adding an unconventional touch. Rounding out the roster is the man voted Italy’s sexiest, providing a hint of glamour. The combination feels deliberately off‑beat, showing the show’s willingness to blend celebrity with the obscure. Viewers can expect a striking contrast between the polished world of design and the eccentric gatherings presented. All these elements share the same broadcast, creating a uniquely varied experience.

In this episode, Amanda Lear joins the studio for a conversation with Jean‑Paul Gaultier, who conducts the interview. Gaultier guides Lear through a series of questions about her career, personal milestones and the moments that have defined her public life, while the studio setting provides an intimate backdrop for the exchange. The programme also includes a feature on a man who has taken up residence inside Charles de Gaulle airport. The segment follows his unconventional lifestyle, describing how he has managed to live within the airport’s terminals and the circumstances that have kept him there. Together, the interview and the airport story offer a blend of celebrity insight and a compelling human‑interest narrative.