One aspect of the show generally regarded as amusing was during the transportation of several large Mirror Balls (some 12ft in diameter) which Jarre had commissioned for the show to be hung from the large dockside cranes. Whilst en route to the docks, one of the lorries had lost one of the balls on the roadside. On the same night a satellite was due to enter the Earths atmosphere from space. A member of the public reported the sighting of a sphere like spacecraft rolling on the road,and hence caused major panic, as Police feared it was the satellite!!

During 2006, Jarre produced an experimental TV series directed by Ellibert Mozart Fuzzkhan titled Mort-Mouvance. Its four episodes will be broadcast on French TV channel Arte in March 2007. Shot in the Digital Video format, the series has a pseudo-amateur feel to it, being described as a mix between zombie, musical comedy and veejaying. It will be distributed on the internet for free.

In 1983, he created the album Musique pour Supermarché (Music for Supermarkets), which had a print run of one single copy. The album was made expressly to voice Jarre's distaste and disregard for the music business. Jarre destroyed all the master records from his studio work, allowed a radio station (Radio Luxembourg) to broadcast the album once and auctioned it, raising £10,000 for French artists. People recorded the album using their tape recorders while it was broadcast on the radio, so they can listen to that album, at a very poor quality though (the radio station was an AM station). Songs from this album were later reworked into future albums.