In 2017, TF1 launched Tomorrow belongs to us in the 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. slot. A time slot in which the series where we find Ingrid Chauvin in particular is still broadcast five years later.
The departure of Clément Rémiens (Maxime Delcourt) from tomorrow belongs to us broadcast on February 21, 2022 does not sign the end of the series, quite the contrary. TF1 viewers can continue to follow the Sète adventures of the Delcourt, Vallorta, Lazzari, Beddiar and Moreno families every evening, just after its spin-off Here it all starts. From Monday to Friday, a new unreleased episode of DNA is to be discovered from 7.10 p.m., just before the 8 p.m. news. The soap opera broadcast since 2017 brings together between 3 and 4 million followers every evening.
In November 2018, tomorrow belongs to us had broken a record by succeeding in crossing the symbolic bar of 4 million viewers on TF1. The most impatient fans of Ingrid Chauvin’s series can now discover the episodes in advance on the Salto platform. As for latecomers, they can find them in replay on the MyTF1 site. So as not to tire viewers and renew Tomorrow belongs to us, TF1 has more than one trick up its sleeve. In the summer of 2021, the channel unveiled a new credits, Our tomorrows, signed Vianney.
The secrets of production to renew the series
The coach of The Voice could he one day play comedy in the series broadcast every evening on TF1? “For once, I think I would really encroach on an area that is not mine. I’m happy that the actors are playing and the musicians are doing the soundtrack. In any case, the question really didn’t come up. not posed”had confided Vianney in the columns of Parisian.
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For the moment, the production of DNA has so far rather favored faces already seen in DALS, in particular by recruiting the dancer Anthony Colette who had stood out in the role of Hadrian with a nude scene still in everyone’s mind. , but also the singer Emmanuel Moire (François Lehaut) who had won Dance with the stars in 2012. To succeed in uniting all audiences and all generations, tomorrow belongs to us has welcomed confirmed actors such as Catherine Jacob and Francis Perrin into its cast since the summer of 2021.