Between the political debates due to the legislative elections and the Euro football, times are tough for small screen programs. In fact, the programming schedules of the channels continue to be disrupted, to the great dismay of viewers. Fans of Tomorrow belongs to us will be disappointed again this Monday July 1st. And for good reason, it’s a new match which replaces the fiction on TF1.
And not just any one since it is France playing for its place in the quarter-finals against Belgium. Didier Deschamps’ team, including Kylian Mbappé, Antoine Griezmann and N’Golo Kanté, will try to qualify from the Merkur Spiel-Arena stadium in Düsseldorf, Germany, where the competition is being held. Some fans of Tomorrow belongs to us will still be able to watch the new episode as planned. Indeed, TF1+ platform subscribers will have access to it from Monday evening. For the others, however, you will have to wait until the next day, Tuesday July 2.
Here it all begins and Such a great sun also sacrificed
This is not the first time that fans’ habits Tomorrow belongs to us are turned upside down. On June 25, the Blues took the place of fiction on TF1 to play their match against Poland which ended in a draw. The audience for this match was 9.3 million. A figure which represents an audience share of 53.8% according to Médiamétrie, but which remains below previous matches and the last edition of the Euro, in 2021. Note thatHere it all begins has also already experienced deprogramming, just like Such a big sun. The latter was even arrested for two weeks during the legislative elections. Since Friday June 21, no episode has been broadcast on France 2. In order to catch up, the channel will then offer two special evenings ofSuch a big sun Wednesdays July 3 and July 10.
Disrupted broadcast schedules are also likely to be expected throughout the summer with the upcoming Paris Olympics.
