La Poule aux œufs d'or ("The Hen with the Golden Eggs") is the title of two different Canadian television game shows broadcast during two different periods. History and format of first version The first was broadcast by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) French-language television network, Radio-Canada, from 1958 until 1966 and hosted by Roger Baulu (replaced by Doris Lussier for the final season), accompanied, at first, by René Caron, and then by Henri Bergeron and by two hostesses. Two contestants had to respond to five questions, each one being worth a certain amount of money. The winner then had to choose at random an envelope containing a prize that was worth less than, equal to, or greater than the winnings already accumulated. With these total winnings, the contestant can buy an egg, chosen at random, containing a prize. There are two possible outcomes: either they lose everything (or merely win a trifling sum), or they win a prize of high value. Broadcast information of second version The second version has been broadcast on the TVA Network, Wednesdays at 7:30pm (7:00pm until January 2006 and since August 2018) from September 8, 1993. It is a Loto-Québec game, and has been hosted by Guy Mongrain since inception, with Yves Corbeil (before July 2006) and Gino Chouinard (since August 2006) substituting for Guy when he's been away, and assisted by Claudia Ébacher and Anouk Meunier (Julie Naud and Lyne Laramée before July 2007). After Guy Mongrain retired in June 2018, Julie Houle and Sébastien Benoît became the two hosts, with Richard Turcotte being the announcer. Guy's last show was a special show marking the show's 25th anniversary, which featured a fourth game (as opposed to the usual three) alongside clips from the archives and special interviews. The show offers a progressive jackpot as its grand prize (shown on set as ). It starts at $150,000, in Canadian dollars, and increases by $25,000 for each week not won. Three games are played every episode, with 2 players per game (6 players per show). The contestants all won their way onto the show by scratching off 3 'TELE' symbols in its namesake scratch lottery game. Format of second version The Wheel Game Before each game, the two contestants spin six wheels (three for each contestant) with numbers from 0 through 9 to determine the winning number for the lottery game. If either of the contestants