The stripper captain Gaëlle Crivelli and the commander Mélissa Sainte-Rose, more stuck, won the bet this Friday, May 19. According to the website Médiamétrie, the return of "Criminal Tropics" on France 2, a police series anchored in Martinique and carried by Béatrice de La Boulaye and Sonia Rolland, has made the happiness of 4.35 million fans on average, or 24.4% of the public in front of the television. As a reminder, the previous season had interested an average of 4.59 million viewers, representing 23.4% of audience share (PDA). Last week, the unpublished "Little Murders of Agatha Christie" attracted 3.5 million faithful (19.2% PDA).
The front page must, once again, settle for the silver medal. On TF1, "Mask Singer" amused 3.16 million fans on average, or 20.5% of PDA. The entertainment presented by Camille Combal was marked by the performance of the singer Anastacia, immediately recognized by the four investigators. At the end of the program, it was Tina Arena, another international star with a very recognizable voice, who was eliminated. The game misses more than 200,000 curious people in a week.
Rugby on the last step of the podium
France 3, which broadcast rugby, climbs to the third step of the podium. The fans were 1.8 million (10% PDA) to vibrate in front of the final of the Challenge Cup, which opposed Glasgow to Toulon, which won by a wide margin. This allows La Trois to do better than last week, when the episode of the documentary series "Secret archives: the hidden face of our idols", proposed by Laurent Delahousse, had interested 1.36 million people (7.9% PDA).
Just behind, M 6 pulls out of the game by broadcasting "Search apartment or house", entertainment that attracted 1.75 million aficionados (10.1% PDA, the program being a little longer than that of the public channel). That's 150,000 fewer viewers than "House for Sale" the week before.
It is necessary to look for the side of the TNT to complete the ranking: the rebroadcast of "Fast and furious 4" pleased 629,000 fans (3.5% PDA) on TF 1 Series Films, and "Drunk", by Thomas Vinterberg, delighted 606,000 moviegoers (3.4% PDA) on France 5.