Overview
- France Télévisions has decided not to renew the France 3 daily ‘Flavie en France’, with the producer Jérôme Revon informed of the non‑renewal, according to multiple reports.
- Executives pointed to finances and underperformance, as the show averaged about 138,000 viewers and a 3.6% share across 88 new episodes, far below the channel’s roughly 8.8% April average.
- The team has been taping the season’s final episodes on Île d’Oléron, and remaining shows are still due to air before the program goes off the schedule.
- The decision comes as host Flavie Flament pursues a legal complaint accusing singer Patrick Bruel of a 1991 rape, and she has asked to postpone a previously scheduled meeting with programming leaders.
- Flament declined to take over the game show ‘Duels en familles’ after Cyril Féraud’s exit, leaving her without another confirmed project at the public broadcaster and highlighting the strain on region‑focused service programming.