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Théodore Beaubrun, better known by his stage name Languichatte Debordus, marked the history of Haitian television with his series “Languichatte in the 20th century”. This soap opera featured a bourgeois character, often full of himself and using very polished French to hide his shortcomings or give himself importance. Accompanied by emblematic characters like Mélanie or Gracié, Languichatte explored the failings of Haitian society with biting irony and a legendary sense of repartee. Broadcast on National Television of Haiti (TNH), this work has become a true cultural pillar, influencing generations of actors.Beaubrun's genius lay in his ability to transform everyday situations into social life lessons, while provoking heartfelt laughter. Even today, Languichatte's expressions and facial expressions remain engraved in the collective memory, testifying to the indelible impact of this precursor of filmed theater.