Farmers are angry and demonstrating almost everywhere in France this Tuesday morning... Except on M 6, where no roadblock disturbed viewers.
The channel placed itself at the top of the evening's audiences on Monday with the rest of the portraits from the new season - the nineteenth!
— from “Love is in the meadow”.
2.95 million viewers watched the two new episodes of the evening, according to Médiamétrie.
A score down slightly compared to the first round of candidate presentations the previous week.
The market share of the entire public aged 4 and over watching television is 14.7%.
It climbs to 21.9% of the strategic target of women responsible for purchases under 50 (FRDA-50), which ensures excellent advertising spin-offs for La Six.
TF1 follows, with the continuation and end of the new season of “Sam”, now worn by Hélène de Fougerolles in the role of the front page’s favorite French teacher.
2.53 million people were there, or 13.3% of the overall public.
A slightly disappointing score, but the series works well on commercial targets (19.2% on the FRDA-50).
France 3 is just behind with its cinema evening: “La Fine fleur”, a French comedy directed by Pierre Pinaud, with Catherine Frot and Melan Omerta, attracted 2.5 million moviegoers (12.3% general market share and 2 .3% on the FRDA-50).
“Daily” and “Don’t touch my post” neck and neck
Small disappointment for France 2 which launched “Cœurs noirs”, new French action series by Ziad Doueiri, carried by Nicolas Duvauchelle, Nina Meurisse, Marie Dompnier and Tewfik Jallab.
Only 2.39 million viewers were taken on board this French special forces mission in Iraq, or 12.4% of the public for the channel, which could have hoped for better with this ambitious fiction.
Two TNT channels exceed the million mark: W9 with “The Fall of the White House”, blockbuster by Antoine Fuqua, with the big muscles of Gerard Butler and Aaron Eckhart but also Morgan Freeman (5.8% ).
The channel is ahead of C8 with the former France Télévisions series “Commissaire Magellan” (5.6%).
Well ahead of TMC, Arte and France 5.
As for the pre-evening talk show: “Quotidien” is slightly ahead of “Touche pas à mon poste”, with 1.38 million Yann Barthès fans without random audience breakdown (6.6% of the public), compared to 1.36 million for Cyril Hanouna (6.4%).
But the first explodes like a puzzle, the second on the FRDA-50 (13.8% vs 9.5%), proof that TMC's daily is much more lucrative than its rival C8.
“C à vous” has 1.11 million followers on average from its two parts (5.6%).