For season 17 of “France has an incredible talent”, a great novelty has been brought to the program. Télé Star tells you all about this change that will make all the difference.
Let’s go for season 17 of “France has an incredible talent”! After a season 16 which saw the victory of Lthe Lefèvre family, new candidates will try to seduce the jury – made up of Marianne James, Hélène Ségara, Sugar Sammy and Eric Antoine – to win the grail. And the least we can say is that the cast is exceptional. Indeed, as confirmed by Déborah Huet, director of programs at M6, during the press conference held on September 19, 2022, the candidates “are better than last year”. There are even new disciplines. “This season’s cast is better than last year’s and more daring with new disciplines: aerial tango, number with 400 drones, vertical dance on a crane… There are more outdoor numbers with motorcycles for example. There are also very touching and colorful stories and characters.” she confided.
“France has incredible talent”: this novelty that will change everything!
But for this season 17 of “France has an incredible talent”, there is above all a world novelty: public participation ! For the first time in the history of the program, a panel of people (about 100) was indeed chosen to judge the performances of the talents from the auditions. But then, how did it go during the filming? “It takes three ‘yes’ to go to the next step. But when there are two ‘yes’ and two ‘no’ in general it was folded for the candidates but there no. We gave phones with an application designed specifically for the show to people who could vote during the numbers (to avoid being influenced by the jury) and there we discovered, after the announcement of Karine Le Marchand, the verdict for the candidate. revealed Déborah Huet. If the talent collects a blue light, it is therefore that it continues the adventure. Conversely, if he has a red light, it signals the end of his adventure. “Where we were quite surprised is that the public is quite demanding.” she concluded.
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