Emmanuel Macron and Karine Le Marchand are in the retro TV of the week

• Didn't you take the time to read the "Television" pages of

  20 Minutes

  this week?

• Instant zapping, key figures, behind-the-scenes info, we give you the recap of the week of February 28, 2022.

Spoiler alert… We're talking about television here.

From reality TV to the

newscast via the regional thrillers of France 3,

- and, above all, the incredible editorial team of the "Retro TV" section (composed of one person) - scrutinizes everything that goes to the small screen.

But yes, you know, this box that comes alive and that young people use to watch YouTube!

Every Saturday, it is therefore here that you will find our favorites (or not), all the crisp information and the indiscretions of the week.

Come on, let's take a look at the TV news?

number of the week

And a new televised address for the Head of State.

On Wednesday, Emmanuel Macron spoke for fifteen minutes about the war in Ukraine.

Visibly expected, his intervention broadcast on eight channels was watched by 21.1 million viewers, or 82.7% of the public, according to Médiamétrie figures published by

.

In the detail of the podium, TF1 wins the audience match with 8.68 million people connected to the front page against 6.1 million for France 2 and 2.7 million on M6.

The news flash

The news just came.

This Sunday, March 6, Gabriel Attal will be the guest on the set of the

of TF1.

The chain indicates in a press release that “three days after the declaration of candidacy of Emmanuel Macron, the government spokesperson will answer questions from Audrey Crespo-Mara live.

The interview should therefore be particularly focused on the arrival of the President of the Republic in the race for the Elysée.

The zapping moment

It is a special edition of the

which was held on Thursday on TF1.

The day after the death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, the newspaper opened with some images of the journalist who died of lung cancer.

Immediately after, Jacques Legros, misty-eyed, read a text without even launching the famous “Madam, Sir, hello” to the attention of viewers.

“Since yesterday, a shadow has been hanging over this

newspaper , that of Jean-Pierre Pernaut who created it, who embodied it for more than thirty years and who left us yesterday at only 71 years old.

We think of him, his family and this edition is dedicated to him,” he said.

It is a moved Jacques Legros, with a white voice, who began his diary with the death of Jean-Pierre #Pernaut.

Good luck to the #13h teams of #TF1, and to his family.

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It was only thirty seconds after the start of the credits that Jacques Legros greeted the faithful of the JT before briefly informing the public of the content of this edition, a very large part of which was devoted to the memory of Jean-Pierre Pernaut. , including the end of the interview with Jean Castex, invited on set to announce the end of wearing a mask and the vaccination pass on March 14 in a large number of places.

Popcorn info

On the sidelines of the Agricultural Show, the 2022 edition of which ends this Sunday, around fifty farmers from

were gathered for a great reunion.

And Karine Le Marchand was there too!

The opportunity for the host to reveal that she is working on a project around the agricultural world.

"The idea is to tell, through archives and family films, how the profession [of farmer] has evolved from the plow and the oxen to current issues," she said. according to

.

Filming will span an entire year.

CNews gets tapped on the knuckles.

Arcom (the new name of the CSA) has decided to warn the continuous news channel because of an erroneous illustration of a poll in

last October.

By adding the percentages of each of the candidates, we arrived at a total of 103%.

Why ?

Because CNews hypothesized the simultaneous candidacies of three of the candidates for the primary of the Les Républicains party "when it had not been considered by the polling institute", notes the audiovisual policeman.

About a month before the first round of the presidential election, television is increasingly becoming a political arena.

In order to inject a little bit of sweetness into this world of bullies, Canal+ is going to relaunch a program that appeared during the previous campaign: 

.

On March 22, the channel will confront four candidates (Yannick Jadot, Valérie Pécresse, Fabien Roussel and Éric Zemmour) with questions from children aged 8 to 12.

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