Even rebroadcast for the umpteenth time, “Nothing to Declare” is still a hit. According to the Médiamétrie site, the comedy released in 2010, by and with Dany Boon, entertained 3.60 million fans this Sunday, November 24, on TF 1. This represents 19.7% of the entire public watching television and allows the front page to climb to the top step of the podium.
Behind, “Les Enquêtes de Vera”, a British detective series, interested 3.04 million fans on France 3, or 15.3% audience share (PDA). This is better than the finale of season 4 of the Danish series “The Dan Sommerdahl Investigations”, with Peter Mygind, which only won over 1.85 million amateur detectives (9.0% PDA) last week .
Bronze medal for France 2 which offered “Men on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown”, a comedy by Audrey Dana released in 2022, notably with Thierry Lhermitte, Ramzy Bedia and François-Xavier Demaison. A little over 3 million moviegoers were tempted, which represents 15.5% market share (as the film is slightly longer than the fiction of La Trois, the audience share is greater).
At the foot of the podium, we find “Zone Interdicted”, the magazine presented by Ophélie Meunier on M 6. The issue dedicated this Sunday to new families interested 1.5 million curious people, or 8.2% of the public. The score is lower than that of “Capital”, presented by Julien Courbet, last week, which was followed by 1.86 million consumers.
Let us also mention “The Cairo Conspiracy”, a thriller by Tarik Saleh, which captivated 807,000 fans on Arte (4.2% PDA).
