Overview
- The interview with resigned Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu averaged 6.8 million viewers with a peak of 7 million, capturing a 32.4% share, according to Médiamétrie.
- France 2 outdrew TF1’s 20H newscast, which averaged about 4.7 million viewers for a 22.7% share that evening.
- France 2 characterized the performance as a “historic” result and said it marked its biggest 20H audience in three years.
- The broader evening saw TF1 reclaim primetime leadership with Tracker, drawing 3.49 million viewers (18.9% share) for the first episode and 3.10 million (19.4%) for the second.
- Since Léa Salamé took over the 20H in early September, the first part has averaged 3.9 million viewers, after an early interview with François Bayrou drew 3.36 million.