The votes are close but the ballot boxes have spoken.
In the audience vote, “À mon tour”, a political comedy rebroadcast on France 2 and carried by François-Xavier Demaison and Isabelle Gélinas, emerged as the winner this Wednesday March 6.
According to the Médiamétrie site, 2.84 million viewers laughed at the adventures of the mayor of Châteauneuf-sur-Valone, forced to confront his wife in the municipal elections, after the press revealed his little shenanigans and his infidelities.
This represents 15.3% of the public watching television.
It is certainly not as much as “The Dream Life of Others”, a new TV film adapted from the Flactif affair, offered last week and watched by 3.41 million people, or 18.4% audience share ( PDA), but this is enough for the chain to beat its main competitor by a head.
Stéphane Bern in third position
TF 1 was banking on “The Jacob Barber Affair”, a thriller with a tense and intimate atmosphere, adapted from a successful novel by the American writer William Landay, which sold more than 500,000 copies worldwide and was published under the title “Defend Jacob” in France.
The pilot episode of the series, first offered on the Apple TV + platform, intrigued 2.83 million curious people (14.4% PDA).
They were still 2.11 million ahead of the second part (13% PDA).
This is better than “The Resident”, an American series which takes place at Chastain Park Memorial Hospital, offered last week and followed on average by 1.99 million people, or 11.1% of the overall public.
The gap then widens.
France 3 attracted 1.41 million fans with an issue of “Secrets of History”, a magazine by Stéphane Bern, dedicated to Philip V and the “demons of the King of Spain”.
This represents 7.7% market share.
Followed by M 6, which continues the broadcast of “Who wants to be my partner?
», watched by 1.39 million faithful for 7.4% audience share, and C8, which stays the course thanks to the meeting of “Magellan and Mongeville”: 1.11 million die-hards were there you (6.5% PDA).