Football is once again in full swing. Thanks to Germany-Denmark, a match counting for the round of 16 of the Euro, TF 1 rose clearly to the top of the audiences this Saturday evening, June 29. 4.26 million supporters were in front of their screens to watch the Mannschaft qualify, or 26.1% of the entire public. On the commercial target of Women responsible for purchasing aged under fifty (FRDA-50), the front page is also a large leader with a market share of 32.3%.
Second, France 3 is holding up well thanks to a rebroadcast of “Meurtres à”, its collection of regional crime TV films. “Meurtres à Blois” with Anne Charrier and Olivier Marchal intrigued 2.93 million viewers, for an audience share (PDA) of 17.1%. Last week, a similar offering, “Meurtres à Pont-Aven”, won over 3.30 million viewers (18.3% PDA).
Behind, we find “Fort Boyard”, which was the start of its 35th season. Always presented by Olivier Minne, the family entertainment, which hosted a team led by Élie Semoun, attracted 2.07 million fans, or 12.9% of the entire public. Note that on the FRDA-50 target, “Fort Boyard” is very efficient with a market share of 19.8%. Last year, facing less stiff competition, 2.40 million curious people followed the kick-off of the previous edition (15.7% PDA).
The Tour de France is full
Earlier in the day, still on France 2, the broadcast of the first stage of the Tour de France was in full swing. From 2:50 p.m. to 6 p.m., 2.89 million fans (32.8% PDA) of the Grande Boucle watched the victory of Frenchman Romain Bardet, first yellow jersey of this 111th edition.
At the foot of the podium of the evening, we do not find M 6 but France 5. The magazine “Échappées belles” brought 722,000 fans (4.2% PDA), more than the 695,000 (4.0% ) posed in front of the Arte documentary, “The Alps as the crow flies”. TMC follows with an episode of “Columbo” in rebroadcast which attracted 629,000 fans, for 3.7% of the public. La Six is having a blast with its rebroadcast of “Scènes de households”, its daily comedy series offered in prime time. Only 621,000 amateurs (3.7% of PDA) and 6.4% of FRDA-50 responded to the call.
