TV show: Arnaud Ducret in all states, Forbidden Zone… What to watch on TV tonight?

fun Arnaud Ducret in all his forms To be followed at 21:10 TF1. It’s a completely new and innovative show that combines both a one-man show and a fiction where guests surpass themselves and surprise us. Many surprises will follow throughout the programme, a surprising and explosive mix between sketches and parodic fictions from the scene set on the beaches of Mourillon in Toulon. Arnaud Ducret is surrounded by a five-star cast: Élie Semoun, Michaël Youn, Audrey Fleurot, François-Xavier Demaison, Jeff Panacloc and others.

at 21:10 M6 looking at the magazine Restricted area. Still a little-known destination twenty years ago, the Gulf of Morbihan attracts more and more French people today. However, it is still possible to spend a “Robinson” vacation there in a dreamlike setting accessible to all. The growing success of these magical places is also an opportunity for locals.

Channel+ bet on the drama at 21:10 Eugenie Grandet. In the early 19th century, a wealthy nobleman found his ambition turned against him after he refused to surrender to his daughter’s desire for marriage… The magnificent Joséphine Japy embodies a more determined Eugenie than Balzac’s novel. Marc Dugain thus brings a modern and feminist twist to his adaptation, which is both a moving tale of liberation and a violent drama about greed. All gracefully illuminated by candlelight, in slow motion. Success.

We conclude this selection with the magazine. there is the sea at the end at 9:00 am France 5. François Pécheux sails on the Loire, France’s longest river. Descending more than 1000 km from the Saint-Nazaire Estuary, he discovered this river with its changing but always wild nature. After flying over its source in Ardèche and exploring its first gorges by canoe, he meets a shepherd woman and her 200 sheep, the true keepers of the river. He borrows a toue sand pit with a passionate young sailor in Nièvre. Arriving in Chambord, the group is a team of acrobats waiting for François. Near Saint-Nazaire, the adventurer finds a team of pilots tasked with taking 31,000-tonne mastodons from the Loire to the mouth from the river to the Atlantic Ocean.

Sarah Ibri