“TVA annonce à regret que l’émission Passez au salon ne sera pas de retour pour une prochaine saison.” This statement from TVA marks the end of the beloved series, which has captivated audiences over its two-season run.
The final episode, titled “Un mariage et un enterrement,” is set to air on March 25, 2026, at 21:00. Despite its popularity, TVA has cited budgetary constraints as the reason for the show’s cancellation.
Roger Léger, a key figure associated with the series, expressed the sentiment of many fans, stating, “C’est la fin. Ce soir 21hres à TVA. On enterre « passez au salon ». Y’aura pas de 3ième saison malgré le grand succès populaire.”
The series, co-produced by Attraction and Déferlantes in collaboration with Québecor Contenu, was initially conceived in three parts, with episodes for a potential third season already written before the cancellation announcement.
TVA acknowledged the show’s strong viewer appreciation, with another representative stating, “Nous sommes pleinement conscients que cette série est très appréciée du public. Toutefois, les paramètres budgétaires établis et actuels pour la produire ne nous permettent malheureusement pas de la renouveler.”
Fans of Passez au salon are left disappointed, as hopes for a third season were high, especially from creator and actor Jean-Michel Anctil.
As the series finale approaches, viewers are preparing to say goodbye to the characters they have followed closely. The finale promises to be an emotional conclusion to a series that resonated with many.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any possible future projects from the creators or cast, but the impact of Passez au salon on its audience will undoubtedly linger.
With its cancellation, the television landscape shifts once again, leaving fans to reflect on the stories and moments that made Passez au salon a memorable experience.