“We’re not being smart”: Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud talk about the success of Télématin

Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud are now comfortably installed in Telematin. Since his arrival on September 16 at the head of the morning of France 2the duo made their mark. The same goes for viewers, who show great loyalty to the cult show. On average, Télématin attracts nearly 690,000 people every day, or 23.4% market share. For comparison, an average of 302,000 people watch Bonjourthe morning of TF1every morning.

Flavie Flament delights audiences Telematin

This Wednesday, November 27, Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud were invited to Culture Media on Europe 1. Returning to television after 15 years of absence, the host was satisfied with the loyalty of viewers of France 2 : “We haven't just arrived in the media. We are very well aware that our arrival is an upheaval in the history of the show. It could have been an earthquake, the graft could have not taken. We got a great score for the first one. We know that there are fluctuations. We are linked to current events and many things. Since January, there has been the TF1 morning show…“Flavie Flament has also imposed a strict routine on herself to keep up with the rhythm of daily life:”It's a challenge to take on, but I thought it would be more complicated than that in terms of fatigue. It's very demanding, it requires a perfectly impeccable lifestyle. No more evenings, going to bed super early, no more alcohol, no more social life during the week, after which we have the weekends to live and catch up!“

Julien Arnaud remains on his guard

“We're not being smart“, comments for his part Julien Arnaud, who is delighted to see the audiences of Telematin grow over the days. “We see that we have progressed. That was our real challenge. What is very good is that we felt our progress and that the overall coherence of the show was progressing. We saw that this resulted in figures that were a little better. There is nothing better in television than having a good feeling on the air and the next day being validated by the audiences, because that is not always the case.“