Complete the applause (or almost) for Visions. The first season of the Fantastic Series, which aired two weeks ago and is led by Luan, Sufian Gerabi and Leon Durier, will end this Monday, May 30, at 9:10 pm on TF1.
Thus, the viewer will be entitled to a real finished ending, which will especially answer the question “Who killed Lily?” And also see the heroine portrayed by Luan, who illuminates the gray areas of her past with the help of small visions. Diego.
But while everything showed that Visions was a mini-series that had no possible sequel, screenwriters Jean Le Gilo and Bruno Degas told us that they were currently working on writing a second season.
“Written for the second season, yes”Confirmed by our microphone Jeanne Le Guillou, who has signed on to duet with Bruno Degas in recent years in series such as Gloria – which will not have a second season on TF1 -, Manipulations, Le Tueur du lac, or They were 10, an adaptation of Agatha Christie’s novel Pascal For the Lajier M6.
“But what will happen this second season, we can not tell”Continues Vision co-creator. “By the way, we really can not call it a sequel. But, yes, we are working on the second season of Visions, which is a sequel and will not be a sequel. And obviously we can not say whether it will be Sarah or Diego. Present this season 2”.
If the two Vision screenwriters are so shy about this “sequel,” it’s simply because TF1 has not yet ordered this season 2, which is just in development. It is a common practice on French television where authors generally start writing a new season without knowing if they will really see the light of day.
As always, TF1 awaits a full audience report within three weeks of Visions broadcasting before deciding on a possible 2 seasons.
But is watching the first four episodes a success that justifies the continuation of the channel? დNot really.
Even if the series, led by singer and actress Luan, reduced to the role of Sarah Sovant, would have allowed TF1 to take first place on two consecutive Mondays, the first two evenings of the show garnered an average of “only” 3.45 and 3.32 million viewers. Which corresponds to 18 and 17.4% of the total audience.
And if those scores, neither excellent nor catastrophic, are a reflection of the current context (difficult news + good weather) where few programs other than the HPI phenomenon hit, it’s more of a priority commercial goal than a problem for Visions. Who each time largely beat the M6 and got married at a glance at that figure.
On Monday, May 16, the market share of the first two episodes of the series was only 17.1% for women purchasers under the age of fifty (FRDA-50), who are nothing more than the preferred target advertisers and therefore the most important target. For a private channel such as TF1.
Last Monday, episodes 3 and 4 did not shine either, as viewer ratios, slightly reduced, were only 16.7% on the FRDA-50, according to Médiamétrie. Rates are very low by TF1 standards, for which 20% of housewives (formerly the term for women in charge of procurement for women under 50) are symbolic.
Many historical series of chains – namely Alice Nevers, Section of Research and Profiling – moreover, were suspended last year as their audience fell below 20% of the target (around 16-18%).
In short, other than the meteoric rise this Monday at the end of the first season, Visions unfortunately should not be entitled to a second season on TF1.
Still, it should be noted that the first episode of the series had a very good repeat (+ 800,000 viewers, 4.6 million curious people at D + 7 for the total audience). But that really will not be enough to motivate the channel to order new episodes of the creation of Jeanne Le Guillou and Bruno Dega.
On Monday, June 6, Visions will take place in the American film The New Intern, starring Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway. And as long as the HPI 2 season lasts until Thursday, June 16th, we should definitely look forward to the start of the school year to see TF1 draw new French series including Syndrome E, Aim for the heart, Prometheus, or looking forward to Les Combattantes, Bazar de la Charité By the team.
Source: allocine
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
