Clearly, the fictions of France 2 really seem unsinkable.
On Wednesday, the public channel placed itself at the top of the evening's audiences with “The Dreamed Life of Others”.
This TV film, freely inspired by the Flactif affair, the quintuple murder of a family killed in Grand-Bornand against a backdrop of social jealousy, carried by Arthur Dupont, Charlie Bruneau and Caroline Anglade, captivated 3.41 million viewers on average until at 10:50 p.m., according to Médiamétrie.
The market share of the entire public aged 40 and over watching television is 18.4%.
It is only 5.9% of the strategic target of women responsible for purchases under 50 (FRDA-50), the favorite of advertisers, proof that fiction has attracted a rather older audience.
Note in the process, 594,000 people watched live until midnight the fourth issue of “Our great decisions”, the new program by Hugo Clément, or 6% of the overall public (and 1.9% on FRDA -50).
This is the second best score since its launch for the magazine which has just completed its first order of four shows and which is waiting to know whether it will be renewed or not, despite disappointing audiences.
TF1 follows with “The Resident”, an American series which takes place at Chastain Park Memorial Hospital.
The two evening episodes attracted 1.99 million people on average until 11 p.m., or 11.1% of the overall audience.
It is 17.2% on the FRDA-50, which is essential for front page advertising revenue.
A score down very slightly compared to last week.
France 3 beaten by its old series
M 6 is in third position with a new issue of “Who wants to be my partner?”
», whose two parts attracted 1.48 million people on average (8.6% PDA).
Up over a week.
This telecrochet which connects business leaders and investors continues its paradox of being relatively weak in absolute value but strong among the young public (18.4% PDA on the FRDA-50, target on which the Six is leader yesterday evening).
Surprise at the foot of the podium.
C8 beats France 3, with a rebroadcast of “Mongeville”, ex-France 3 series. 1.34 million people (re-re-re)watched the fiction carried by Francis Perrin, i.e. 6.4% share of market (1.7% on the FRDA-50).
A very big score for Cyril Hanouna's channel.
1.19 million people preferred to be on the Three in front of “The Hunt for the Nazis – The Last Fight” (6.4% of the public).
School holidays required, 6ter offered the film version of “Beauty and the Beast”, with Emma Watson.
The small channel of the M 6 group produced the other good performance of the evening.
It is ahead of TMC, TFX, TF1 Séries Films and its big sister W9 with 895,000 viewers (5.2% of the overall audience).