Cyril Féraud said goodbye to “Nobody had thought of it” -
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Did you not take the time to read the
20 Minutes
"Television" pages
this week?
Instant zapping, key figures, behind-the-scenes information, we give you the recap of the week of January 18, 2021.
Beware of spoilers… We're talking about television here.
From reality TV to the
13 Hours
News
via the regional thrillers of France 3,
20 Minutes
and, above all, his incredible writing of the “Retro” section (made up of one person) scrutinizes everything he passes on the little one. screen.
But if, you know, this box which comes alive and which teenagers use to watch YouTube… Every Saturday, it is therefore here that you will find our favorites (or not), all the crisp news and the indiscretions of the week.
Come on, do we take a look at the TV news?
The number of the week
300,000 people is not much on a television scale.
And it was certainly not enough for M6 which decided to deprogram
Mon Incroyable Famille
, its program launched on January 4 and therefore disappeared from the air only two weeks later because of these scores of audiences.
The channel probably hoped to renew the success of
Familles Many: Their Life in XXL
on TF1 but was unable to find its audience.
However, it must be recognized that being broadcast between 4 p.m. and 5.30 p.m., the schedule was not ideal for bringing together young and old ...
The instant zapping
Decidedly, the cruelty of the small screen world is sweeping down a number of shows this week.
This Friday, another program bade farewell to its faithful, this time on France 3:
Nobody had thought of it
.
"Having fun, having fun, teaching you things with a smile every day has been a real pleasure," said Cyril Féraud when returning the air.
So many emotions for the last of #PNYAP ... 😢❤️
Thank you all for your loyalty and for playing with us every day for 3 years 🙏🏼✨ @PNYAP_Officiel @ France3tv pic.twitter.com/LYbvZWXrCh
- Cyril Féraud (@cyrilferaud) January 22, 2021
The game presented by Cyril Féraud since 2011, first broadcast once a week and then every day for three years, will give way to
6.30 p.m. on
Monday, a new slice of info available in thirteen regional editions offered before the
19th / 20
.
The announcer news
Before moving on to the “popcorn” news, what if we take a video break to watch what awaits us on TV this Saturday?
A busy schedule, you will see it!
The popcorn info
It turns on the side of TF1.
From February 12, the channel will launch, with
Beaubourg Fiction
, the first clap of a new TV movie whose cameras will land in Amsterdam and the Paris region.
The story is that of Morgane (played by Lucie Fagedet, new star of
Skam France
), a young 19-year-old student who arrives in the Dutch capital to become the nanny of two children in a French family.
The concern is that she learns that the previous au pair has disappeared under strange circumstances ... Marine Delterme (Alice Nevers) and Marc Lavoine will be the two headliners of this fiction.
Back to live for Julien Courbet!
Since November, M6 has been broadcasting
It can happen to you
, the program it hosts simultaneously on RTL.
But what was the surprise of the viewers on Monday when they discovered, at 10:05 am, a best-of from the previous radio show, and not their live program.
One way, according to Julien Courbet, to "cut all the screens and clips which are very numerous".
Obviously, the test was not very conclusive since the public found the simultaneous with the radio on Friday.
If we tell you
Hollyoaks
, does that
mean
anything to
you?
No ?
However, it is one of the most popular series across the Channel since it has existed since 1995!
Broadcast on Channel 4, the daily fiction has more than 5,500 episodes and will be offered in France, on TF1 Séries Films, from Monday February 8 at 12:50 pm.
Rest assured, the channel will not start with the very first episode but with the 5329th, broadcast on December 30, 2019 in Great Britain.
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