France
has broadcast two different French versions of The Newlywed Game on Antenne 2 and France 2. originally, on Antenne 2 it was called Les Maries de la 2A (Married to the A2) or (The Maries I'2A), and was hosted first by Patrice Laffont then Georges Beller. then in 1995, the show was revived as Les Z'amours(The z'amours) on France 2 and was hosted first by Jean-Luc Reichman from 1995-2000 then Patrice Laffont from 2000 then Tex since October 2000.
There was even a kids' version of the show that aired from 2006-2009 under the title Les Little Z'amours (The Little Z'amours) Where instead of couples they had three Families, each with two children who were aged 7 to 13 years of age competed.the show aired only on Wednesdays and school holidays.
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—Albert Einstein (1879–1955)