Audiences: France 2 TV movie in the lead, TMC, C8 and handball on TFX exceed one million

On Wednesday evening, France 2 took first place in the audience with “The Story of Annette Zelman”. Proposed on the occasion of the International Day dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Shoah, this drama, inspired by the true story of this young woman of 20, arrested in occupied Paris and killed in Auschwitz in August 1942, moved 3.38 million viewers, according to Médiamétrie.

The TV movie with Ilona Bachelier, Vassili Schneider and Julie Gayet convinced 16.6% of the public aged four and over and 6.4% of Women in charge of purchasing under 50 (FRDA-50). Last Wednesday, 2.45 million viewers (12.5% ​​of the public) were, on average, attentive to the end of season 2 of the series “The code”.

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With this good performance as a bonus, the average audience share of France 2 over the day is, for the third time since the beginning of the month, higher than that of its private competitor: 16.1% for the Two against 15, 4% for the front page.

Mano a mano between TF1 and M6 on the commercial target

TF1 follows with the sequel to season 4 of “The Resident”. The two episodes of the American series federated, on average, 2.41 million patients from Matt Czuchry and Emily VanCamp. This represents 12.2% of the general public and 23.0% of the FRDA-50. Seven days ago, the two previous episodes had been followed, on average, by 2.58 million fans, or 13.0% of the public and 24.1% of the FRDA-50. From next week, the front page will accelerate the broadcast of the program with no longer two but three new episodes each week.

M6 climbs on the podium with the continuation of season 3 of “Who wants to be my partner?”. The program, in which ex-footballer and entrepreneur Blaise Matuidi took part this week, awakened the entrepreneurial spirit of 1.85 million consumers, or 10.0% of the public and 22.2% of the FRDA-50. Last week, 1.70 million viewers subscribed to the M6 ​​offer, ie 8.7% of the public and 21.3% of the main commercial target.

France 3 is behind with the magazine “Faut pas rêver”. On the theme “The adventurers of the wind”, the program embodied by Philippe Gougler amazed 1.39 million travellers, which represents 7.2% of the public and 1.9% of the FRDA-50. On Wednesday, November 30, 2022, the magazine’s last bonus broadcast had interested 1.13 million viewers, or 5.7% of the public (2.8% of FRDA-50).

Three millionaire TNT channels

As for the rest of the bonus offer, the film “We found the seventh company” was reviewed by 1.35 million nostalgic people on TMC, i.e. 7.1% of the public and 5.0% of the FRDA-50 . A rebroadcast of “Mongeville” attracted 1.33 million followers of the surveys conducted by Francis Perrin on C8, which represents 7.2% of the public and 1.2% of the FRDA-50.

On TFX, the victory (35-28) of the French handball team against Germany in the quarter-finals of the world championship thrilled 1.08 million supporters. The meeting commented by Grégoire Margotton and Philippe Gardent was followed by 5.1% of the public. On Sunday, January 22, Spain / France had fascinated, on TMC, 843,000 viewers, or 4.0% of the public. Guillaume Gille’s men’s semi-final against Sweden will be broadcast this Friday, January 27 in prime time and live on TF1.

On Arte, the film “The Nun” (2012), with Pauline Étienne and Isabelle Huppert, reached 792,000 moviegoers, or 3.8% of the public. The new TV movie “Escape 2: Deaths in Venice” held in suspense, on W9, 733,000 viewers (3.4% of the public and 4.1% of FRDA-50) between 9:08 p.m. and 9:48 p.m. Of a longer duration, the second part retained the attention of 703,000 viewers (3.6% of the public and 5.4% of the FRDA-50) between 9:48 p.m. and 10:45 p.m. On Tuesday February 9, 2021, 1.34 million people, or 5.5% of 4+ and 13.4% of FRDA-50, were passionate about the first part.