After more than 40 days of effort, there are only three left. Thibault, Ilyesse and Charlotte won the famous orienteering event in Koh Lantabroadcast Tuesday December 26, and have therefore qualified for the final and emblematic test of the show: that of the poles. Cécile and Jacques, eliminated, joined the final jury which will be responsible for electing this season's big winner.
Live counting
This Tuesday evening, for the final episode, the three candidates will compete in the legendary pole test: the one who holds on to his pole planted in the ocean the longest will qualify directly for the final vote and choose his opponent. among the two losers of the event. It's Amel, winner of Koh Lanta in 2002, who holds the pole record (5h16!). Since then, the test has been slightly modified: the width of the trunk of the pole has been reduced to also reduce the time of the test. Just after that, the two finalists of the show will defend themselves in front of the jury made up of the eliminated candidates, who will vote by secret ballot to choose the winner.
Back in France, the counting will take place this Tuesday evening on set during a live ceremony hosted by Denis Brogniart, accompanied by this season's 24 candidates. The winner of The cursed tribe will leave with 100,000 euros.
Last week, the show was watched by 2.86 million viewers on average according to Médiamétrie, behind a rebroadcast of an episode ofAlex Hugo on France 3 and the latest from Raphaël de Casabianca in Meet in unknown land on France 2. If the adventure game is losing ground in terms of audiences, these remain very significant among viewers under 50, an essential target for advertising revenue.
Final of Koh Lanta, the cursed tribeTuesday December 3, from 9:10 p.m., on TF1.
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