10-07-2023, 01:21 AM
Mercato news from the content side of TV...
Laurence Boccolini is out from TLMVPSP after two seasons. Although her decision was mostly personal (according to an interview she did with Ozap/Puremédias), the show has been losing steam in the ratings after Nagui's departure, with its audience becoming increasingly older (64,2 years in average, according to a paywalled Le Parisien article) and in the demo being under 10% in share, consistently beaten by TF1's Les 12 Coups de Midi. The show has been renewed by France Télévisions, and it is now finding a host to replace her. Boccolini is staying with the PSB too.
www.ozap.com
www.leparisien.fr
TPMP has lost three high-profile chroniqueurs: Matthieu Delormeau, Béatrice Rosen and Benjamin Castaldi. With the show increasingly on strongly hot water due to its controversial content, Cyril Hanouna hired Évelyne Thomas (the host of tabloid talk show C'est mon choix) and Alex Goude (former host of the French version of Got Talent on M6, as well as weatherman and football analyst, plus host of the Lumni schools shows for the French Government and FTV during the pandemic) as new chroniqueurs to fill these spaces.
He also tapped Ségolène Royal to join the team; initially she rejected and had to clear things up after her name appeared on Hanouna's announcement of the new chroniqueurs, but eventually she turned around and announced her eventual hiring. On an interview with Télé Loisirs magazine, H2O (Hanouna's production company) director Lionel Stan said Royal's role won't be a simple chroniqueur, but she will intervene as a "political expert". Spin-offs Le 6 à 7 and TPMP People are out; the new pre-Hanouna slot will be known as PAF, with Guillaume Genton, going for a much bigger focus on media, whilst the Saturday evening slot will become a new political show which will debut later in the season.
www.programme-television.org
www.programme-tv.net
Laurence Boccolini is out from TLMVPSP after two seasons. Although her decision was mostly personal (according to an interview she did with Ozap/Puremédias), the show has been losing steam in the ratings after Nagui's departure, with its audience becoming increasingly older (64,2 years in average, according to a paywalled Le Parisien article) and in the demo being under 10% in share, consistently beaten by TF1's Les 12 Coups de Midi. The show has been renewed by France Télévisions, and it is now finding a host to replace her. Boccolini is staying with the PSB too.
www.ozap.com
www.leparisien.fr
TPMP has lost three high-profile chroniqueurs: Matthieu Delormeau, Béatrice Rosen and Benjamin Castaldi. With the show increasingly on strongly hot water due to its controversial content, Cyril Hanouna hired Évelyne Thomas (the host of tabloid talk show C'est mon choix) and Alex Goude (former host of the French version of Got Talent on M6, as well as weatherman and football analyst, plus host of the Lumni schools shows for the French Government and FTV during the pandemic) as new chroniqueurs to fill these spaces.
He also tapped Ségolène Royal to join the team; initially she rejected and had to clear things up after her name appeared on Hanouna's announcement of the new chroniqueurs, but eventually she turned around and announced her eventual hiring. On an interview with Télé Loisirs magazine, H2O (Hanouna's production company) director Lionel Stan said Royal's role won't be a simple chroniqueur, but she will intervene as a "political expert". Spin-offs Le 6 à 7 and TPMP People are out; the new pre-Hanouna slot will be known as PAF, with Guillaume Genton, going for a much bigger focus on media, whilst the Saturday evening slot will become a new political show which will debut later in the season.
www.programme-television.org
www.programme-tv.net
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