Mid-day newspapers
“The 13 Hours”-Anne-Claire Coudray (TF1): 4,85 millions (42,7%)
“The 13 Hours”-Leïla Kaddour (France 2): 2,46 millions (21,4%)
“Ici 12/13”-Regional newspaper (France 3): 1,00 million (10,3%)
“Le 12.45”-Dominique Tenza (M6) : 1,24 million (11,2%)
Compared to Saturday September 28, the 1 p.m. news on TF1, presented by Anne-Claire Coudray, lost 46,000 viewers, but remains largely the leader. This Saturday, October 5, he is ahead of Leïla Kaddour’s news, with a gap of 2.39 million viewers.
L’access 20 h
“Les Rencontres du Papotin” (France 2): 3,27 millions (18,6%)
“Household scenes” (M6): 1,45 million (8,2%)
On France 2, “Les Rencontres du Papotin”, which had rugby player Antoine Dupont as a guest, obtained a much better result (3.27 million viewers, 18.6% audience share) than its last number, broadcast on Saturday September 7. With guest Philippe Katerine, this back-to-school number only attracted 2.25 million viewers (13.6% audience share), the lowest score for the program.
The evening newspapers
“The 8 p.m.”-Anne-Claire Coudray (TF1): 5,54 millions (31,9%)
“The 8 p.m.”-Laurent Delahousse (France 2): 4,00 millions (23,2%)
“Ici 19/20”-Regional newspaper (France 3): 2,07 millions (15,3%)
“Le 19.45”-Dominique Tenza (M6) : 1,40 million (8,6%)
“Arte Journal” (Arte): 592.000 (3,7%)
Anne-Claire Coudray’s 8 p.m. news is a hit and attracts 1.54 million more viewers than Laurent Delahousse’s news.
The games
“Les 12 coups de midi” (TF1): 2,81 millions (35,7%)
“Questions for a champion” (France 3): 1,23 million (12,6%)
“Slam” (France 3) : 955.000 (12,4%)
“The game of 1,000 euros” (France 3): 782.000 (11,5%)
“Everyone has their say” (France 2): 912.000 (10,0%)
Good progress for “Slam” on France 3. Compared to last Saturday, the game gained 161,000 viewers.
L’access
“Facing Hanouna: the before” (7:11 p.m.-7:43 p.m./C8): 398.000 (3,0%)
“Facing Hanouna: first part” (7:47 p.m.-8:21 p.m./C8): 588.000 (3,5%)
“Facing Hanouna: second part” (8:24 p.m.-8:56 p.m./C8): 705.000 (4,0%)
“Facing Hanouna” (8:56 p.m.-9:09 p.m./C8): 1,11 million (6,2%)
“Don’t forget the words” (6:39 p.m.-7:09 p.m./France 2): 1,58 million (4,2%)
“Don’t forget the lyrics” (7:12 p.m.-7:49 p.m./France 2): 2,34 millions (17,2%)
Like Saturday September 28, “Face à Hanouna” recorded an audience of over a million viewers.
To note
“Grands Reportages” (TF1):2,16 millions (23,9%)
“At the end of the investigation” (France 2): 1,37 million (16,1%)
“La Grande Semaine: first part” (5:35 p.m.-6:29 p.m./M6): 322.000 (3,9%)
“La Grande Semaine” (6:38 p.m.-7:31 p.m./M6): 350.000 (3,0%)
“C in the air” (France 5): 723.000 (8,1%)
“C l’hebdo” (18h57-19h50/France 5) : 887.000 (6,8%)
“C l’hebdo: the rest” (8:03 p.m.-8:56 p.m./France 5): 679.000 (3,9%)
“50′ inside, le mag” (TF1) : 2,51 millions (19,1%)
“28 minutes” (Arte): 566.000 (3,2%)
“What a time!” (France 2): 1,24 million (23,2%)
Scheduled for the first time from April 6 to June 22, 2024, the talk “La Grande Semaine” by Ophélie Meunier returned this Saturday, October 5 with Gérémy Crédeville as “sniper” and a redesigned schedule. The first part brought together 322,000 viewers (3.9%) and the second 350,000 viewers (3.0%). It’s a timid start. From April 6 to June 22, the first part had an average of 395,000 viewers (4.3% audience share) and the second, 474,000 (4.1%).
Médiamétrie figures
