“Ça Se Discute” Draws 123,000 Viewers in RMC Life Revival 16 Years After delarue’s France 2 Exit
PARIS – Estelle Denis’s relaunch of ”Ça Se Discute” on RMC Life garnered 123,000 viewers Tuesday night, representing 0.7% of the public, as the program returned to airwaves after a 16-year hiatus following its cancellation on France 2. The premiere,dedicated to the topic of parental abduction and disappearance,marks a meaningful attempt to revive the format originally created by the late Jean-Luc Delarue.
the program’s return is notable within the competitive landscape of French television, signaling RMC Life’s ambition to establish a stronger foothold in the magazine-style programming genre. Delarue’s original iteration of “Ça Se Discute” was a fixture on France 2, known for tackling sensitive social issues. This reboot aims to recapture that audience while navigating a changed media surroundings and appealing to a new generation of viewers.
The broadcast aired between 9:13 p.m. and 10:49 p.m. Tuesday, according to data reported by ozap.
