Is the veil of uncertainty surrounding “Touche pas à mon poste” and its host Cyril Hanouna dissipating? “Purepeople” assures this Saturday, January 4 that the C8 talk show would continue after February 28, the date when the channel would stop broadcasting on TNT. The presenter and his band of columnists would find refuge on another channel of the Canal+ group, namely CStar. This option was one of the avenues considered by the group, even if Cyril Hanouna, confirming revelations from “Parisien”, had cooled the atmosphere on December 19 by announcing to his teams, via an internal email, that the show would not be not renewed in March.
Co-broadcast on TV and digital
“Contrary to what was once envisaged, the program will not be transferred to CStar in March. It will not be broadcast on Canal+ either, which plans to withdraw it from TNT by June”we could read on the daily website. But things have evolved since then. In parallel with this broadcast on CStar, whose agreement has recently evolved after its renewal by Arcom, “TPMP” would also be offered to subscribers of the producer’s own digital channel, whose code name would be H-TV, and which would be available on the OTT streaming platform.
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Cyril Hanouna also on Europe 2?
The schedule for the coming months of the man who also officiates daily on Europe 1 could also be darkened by a new appointment on the airwaves. Cyril Hanouna would indeed be likely to replace Benjamin Castaldi at the head of the Europe 2 morning show in order to improve audiences at half mast. According to Médiamétrie, the Lagardère group’s radio station collapsed with 78.000 listeners on average between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. over the first two months of the season.
