Audiences: France 3 leader in front of "France has incredible talent" up, flop for "Les Chamois" on TF1

Tuesday night, France 3 has topped the audience with the French TV movie unpublished "Until death unites us", led by Bruno Debrandt. This unit attracted 4.75 million viewers, or 20.0% of the public aged four and over and 5.5% of the FRDA-50 until 10:45 pm, according to Médiamétrie.

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"Chamois" under 3 million

M6 is second with the rest of season 13 of his talent show "France has an incredible talent", led by David Ginola and produced by Fremantle France. This last episode of the auditions attracted 3,32 million regulars until 23:10, according to Médiamétrie. Market share stands at 15.5% for individuals aged four and over and 22.5% for women under age 50 – the target group for which M6 is the leader.
On a week – when the show was exceptionally broadcast on Wednesday – "France has an incredible talent" wins 461,000 curious and 2.1 points of PDA.

TF1 follows with the return of its French series "Les Chamois", with Isabelle Gélinas and François Berléand. The two unpublished episodes of the evening gathered 2.95 million followers on average. Market share reached 13.2% for individuals aged four and over and 17.9% for housewives under 50 years of age.
Last December, the two-part pilot had attracted 5.11 million curious (21.2% PDA).

France 2 is at the foot of the podium with a new issue of its magazine "Cash Investigation", presented by Elise Lucet and produced by Premières Lignes. This implant survey involved 2.15 million French people, representing 10.0% of the public and 8.8% of the FRDA-50.
The previous issue of "Cash Investigation", released last October 9, had convinced 2.43 million people (11.4% of PDA).

C8 leader TNT despite a start at … 21h37!

As for the other channels, C8 dominates with the French comedy in rebroadcast "Amélie in the country of Bodin's". This feature film by Eric Le Roch attracted 811,000 people, or 3.8% of the public and 3.7% of the FRDA-50 despite a start at … 21:37.
Last week, the replay of "Marriage in Bodin's country" had convinced 1.09 million curious (5.3% of PDA).

Note that, on W9, the first prime time of the French series "The Little History of France", with Alban Ivanov, convinced 700,000 people, 3.0% of the public and 5.0% of the FRDA-50.

On France 4, the launch of season 2 of the documentary series "Zoo Animals" attracted an average of 353,000 spectators on the two unpublished episodes of the evening – which were followed by two reruns – or 1.6% of public.
The launch of season 1, in November 2015, had convinced 342,000 curious (1.3% of PDA).