Even on Valentine's Day, the French like to watch thrillers.
On Wednesday, France 2 placed itself well ahead of the evening's audiences with the sequel to “All this I will give you”.
According to Médiamétrie, an average of 3.33 million viewers watched the two evening episodes of this series adapted from the Spanish novel “Todo esto te daré” by Dolores Redondo and carried by David Kammenos, Bruno Solo, Aurélien Wiik, Louise Monot and Nicole Calfan.
The market share of the entire public aged four and over watching television is 17.8%.
She is only 3.8% of the strategic target of women responsible for purchases under 50 (FRDA-50), further proof that, as is often the case, public service fiction attracts a mainly elderly audience.
A score down significantly compared to last week's launch when the series brought together 3.91 million curious people (20.5%).
Note in the process, only 532,000 people watched live the second issue of “Our big decisions”, the new program by Hugo Clément, or 5.7% of the overall audience.
The magazine is not taking off compared to last week, when it was launched, when it only attracted 592,000 curious people (6.5% PDA).
Football on Canal + beats the American series on M 6…
TF 1 is in second position, with “The Resident”.
1.89 million fans of the American series, which takes place at Chastain Park Memorial Hospital, honored their medical appointment, or only 10.4% audience share of the entire public.
On the FRDA-50, the preferred target for advertisers, the market share climbs to 19%, which is essential for the advertising revenue of the front page.
The evening hit is signed Canal +, on the third step of the podium.
No romantic evening for footballers: 1.66 million viewers preferred to watch PSG's promising victory against Real Sociedad (2-0), in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League (8.9% of the public ).
“Mongeville” neck and neck with “Secrets of History”
M 6 is fourth with a new number of “Who wants to be my partner?”
», whose two parts attracted 1.36 million people on average (7.9% PDA).
Down over a week.
This telephone hookup which brings together business leaders and investors continues its paradox of being relatively weak in absolute value but strong among the young public (17.4% PDA on the FRDA-50).
France 3 follows with a disappointing score: 1.33 million people watched the little pleasure of Stéphane Bern who devoted an issue of his magazine “Secrets of History” to the Danish royal family (7.4% of the public) .
C8 is just behind with 1.23 million viewers ahead of the old public service series “Mongeville” (7% of the overall audience but only 1.9% on FRDA-50).
C8 is almost double the cinema evening of Arte (4.3%), which is ahead of W9 and 6ter.