Jean-Luc Reichmann's popularity rating is still very high, according to Médiamétrie.
On Thursday, the TF 1 channel placed itself at the top of the evening's audiences with a new investigation by “Léo Matteï”, the commander of the minors' brigade.
The two episodes of the fiction, of which only the first was unpublished, attracted an average of 3.02 million viewers until 11:10 p.m., according to Médiamétrie.
The market share of the entire public aged 4 and over watching television is 17%.
It is 17.6% of the strategic target of women responsible for purchases under 50 (FRDA-50), the favorite of advertisers.
Scores down significantly compared to last week.
France 3 follows with the rebroadcast of the TV film “Crime dans l’Hérault”.
This thriller carried by Florence Pernel, Guillaume Cramoisan and Lola Dewaere kept 2.56 million people in suspense, or 13.4% of the overall public.
The regional channel only attracted 1.6% of the FRDA-50, proof that its TV film was only watched last night by a very elderly audience.
M 6 follows with the spanking in Bouches-du-Rhône: the clear victory of Olympique de Marseille over the Spaniards of Villarreal (4-0) in the round of 16 first leg of the Europa League.
2.08 million football fans were at the Vélodrome, or 11.1% market share (and 11.9% on the FRDA-50).
TMC ahead of C8
France 2 is at the foot of the podium with a new issue of “Special Envoy”.
1.72 million people watched the France 2 editorial magazine presented by Élise Lucet (9.5% PDA).
In the process, 890,000 people followed the “Additional investigation” on the “unfair price” of electricity until 12:10 a.m. (10.6%).
As for other channels, TMC beats its rival C8 thanks to its “Star Wars” evening.
“Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker” brought together 940,000 moviegoers, or 7% of the overall audience (7.5% of the FRDA-50).
Its competitor attracted 850,000 people with “There's only the truth that counts”, a new resurrection of the show by Pascal Bataille and Laurent Fontaine (4.8% of the public).
Both are ahead of the first evening shows on France 5, W 9, 6ter, Arte and Chérie 25.
Note that without artificial division, “Quotidien” (1.3 million and 6.6% PDA) beats “Touche pas à mon poste” (1.24 million and 6.2%) and “C à vous” (1 .17 million and 6.3%).