Based on the comic strip about the hopeless but lovable slacker Gaston who drives his colleagues crazy at the office.

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Short with Gaston Le Crayon.

故事设定在十四世纪英国占领法国西部的时段。这部迷你剧聚焦于贝阿恩子爵、富瓦的加斯东三世·费布斯，他在政治和军事领域始终与英国人针锋相对。剧情着重展现他的战争成就，还有他所钟爱的那种“浪漫”却满是悲剧与欺骗的生活，并且呈现了他与长期心怀密谋的妻子纳瓦拉的阿涅丝之间的对峙。

A loose Flemish TV comedy format in which Gaston Berghmans, the surviving member of the popular Antwerp (dialect!) stand-up comedians duo with Leo Martin (which toured the theaters of Flanders as well as making occasional TV programs and even a few movies), presented and starred in most of the short, widely varied comical sketches, without much further structure, rather just consecutive jokes.

Gaston Le Crayon is a French (kind of beatnik-looking) artist who brings his artwork to life. He's doing a famous painting to be. Movie director Alfred Fitchcock moves in next door. Fitchcock is making a movie about a man stranded in the frozen Arctic. Gaston takes it seriously. He paints a toaster, stuffs the freezing man in it, and pops him out like a piece of toast. Gaston thinks that he's doing a good deed. Fitchcock is furious.

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A Terrytoons cartoon of 1959 with Gaston le Crayon

While Gaston LeCrayon is setting up his painting area on the sidewalk, a limousine zooms by and splashes mud all over the canvas. The wealthy woman, who was a passenger in that limousine, mistakes the mud-splashed canvas for "art" and invites Gaston to her mansion, wanting him to create a masterpiece with her expensive art supplies. Her husband, however, has different ideas.

In 1936, Gaston Revel entered the École Normale in Algiers, where he was supposed to learn how to "educate the native." It was also during this time that he began to take an interest in politics: he was drawn to the Popular Front, then to Spanish anarchism, and finally to communism. From 1940 to 1955, he taught in Algeria, first in rural areas, then in Bejaia. He returned to Europe because of the war and landed in Provence in September 1914, following the Allied advance. It was in Bejaia, in 1945, that he became fully committed to the Algerian Communist Party: in 1953, he ran for municipal office in the second electoral district (reserved for Algerians) and sat alongside the Muslims. In 1955, at the beginning of the war, he was forced to leave Algeria against his will. But, like thousands of other "red feet," he returned there in 1962 and resumed his teaching career. From all those years, he left a complete and deeply committed record, many letters, notebooks, and newspaper articles.