Essay transformed for "The doc and the vet"!
After having gathered 4.7 million viewers (20.7% audience share) and beating the American series "SWAT" on TF1, France 3 has signed for new numbers of this fiction carried by an unpublished duo: Michel Cymes and Dounia Coesens (ex-actress of "Plus belle la vie").
According to our information, two to three new episodes will be shot next season.
The first will begin at the end of August, still in Puy-de-Dôme, in Besse-et-Saint-Anastaise to be more precise.
It's more complicated for the new weekly medical media health magazine.
Launched in February on France 2, “Antidote” has not found its audience over the weeks, little helped by fluctuating programming.
After a month-long hiatus due to Roland Garros, the latest issue was followed by less than 600,000 viewers (5.7% PDA) on June 20.
The best known ENT will still keep the Sunday box at 5.30pm.
Its teams are working on a new concept, always around health.
A new show in the first part of the evening
Also finished “The extraordinary powers of the human body”, launched in 2012 in prime time. After 27 issues, Michel Cymes and Adriana Karembeu have covered the issue. But they've already found another playing field. The pair will be featured in a major new magazine produced by June 17. This time, they will travel the world in search of powers that can heal without going through the medicine box. For example, they will go to meet shamans to unravel their secrets. Provisional title: "The extraordinary powers of the mind".
At the same time, Michel Cymes will continue his program “It goes much better” on RTL, Sunday morning at 9.15 am (even if he stops his column in the morning of Yves Calvi). He will also devote himself to his role of health ambassador for the 2024 Olympic Games and wishes to develop the Dr Good brand, which is a hit on newsstands. So many reasons which pushed the ENT who officiated at the European hospital Georges-Pompidou (Paris, 15th) to bring forward his retirement by one year. He therefore puts an end to his medical consultations and will no longer exercise at the start of the school year.
