Pierre-Yves, witness of "Operation Renaissance" on M6, during his interview with Karine Le Marchand -
Camille HOBAKET / M6
The very concept of Karine Le Marchand's show,
Opération renaissance
on M6, had caused unease, and confirmation after two numbers, that viewers did not adhere to it either.
Indeed, the program gathered only 1.71 million people Monday evening for a market share of 7.5%.
It's 100,000 less than last week for the launch, and it's mostly only the fifth score of the evening.
M6 was thus beaten by TF1 and its French series
Sam
(4.5 million viewers, 20.5% of PDA), France 2 and the British series
The Bay
(2.55 million and 11% of PDA), France 3 and
History Secrets
(1.95 million and 8.7% PDA), and even W9 with the film
The Fall of London
(1.93 million and 8.3% PDA).
Operation Renaissance
is followed by the Arte film,
La Baule-les-Pins
by Diane Kurys with Nathalie Baye and Jean-Pierre Bacri.
A film scheduled before the announcement of the death of the actor.
It attracted 1.63 million moviegoers, for a 6.8% audience share.
Television
#PasMaRenaissance: The program “Operation renaissance” causes unease on social networks
Television
"Operation renaissance": M6 launches its "very ambitious" program on obesity not without controversy
M6
Karine Le Marchand
TV audience
Television