On the back of a successful return in terms of audiences, telecrochet will return by the end of 2023… after the Rugby World Cup.
By Benoît Leroy for Le Point
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IThe return was judged a winner for the front page. Less than four months after the telecrochet final Star Academy, TF1 announced on Wednesday March 8 that the show would be back on the small screen in the coming months. And this, a few hours after the broadcast, Tuesday, of a trailer on the front page launching a call for applications. It must be said that after fourteen years of absence from the first channel, telecrochet has been able to attract crowds, with an average audience of nearly 4 million viewers throughout the seven weeks of broadcast.
According to information from our colleagues at Parisian, the program could be broadcast over twelve weeks. Moreover, the kick-off of this new season will not take place until November… due to the Rugby World Cup. In 2022, the show was compressed because of another sporting event, the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Meetings between the broadcaster and the production company, Endemol, are scheduled for April to frame this new edition, the tenth broadcast on TF1 and the eleventh on the program.
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For now, the front page has confirmed some information about the contours of the star Academy season 11. Unsurprisingly, Nikos Aliagas will be on hand for the famous Saturday evening “prime”, although the day of broadcast has not yet been confirmed. At the same time, Michael Goldman, son of Jean-Jacques, will once again be there… but not necessarily as director of the castle, according to TF1. If Yanis Marshall (dance teacher) and Adeline Toniutti (singing teacher) will return to their post, two other of their colleagues (stage expression and theatre) could step aside in favor of newcomers.
Who will succeed Anisha, crowned big winner on November 26? For the return of the show, around 25,000 applications had been submitted, according to the channel. There is no doubt that this announced return of the TF1 show could well awaken the artistic souls of several thousand French women and men.