France 3’s weekend lineup on June 21 2026 features new episodes of Questions pour un champion, Stade 2 and Vivement Dimâ
On Saturday 21 June 2026 France 3 aired a special edition of Questions pour un champion hosted by Samuel Etienne. The show attracted 852,000 viewers (10.8 % share) and, after a schedule change the next day, 918,000 viewers (10 % share), marking a strong weekend performance despite competition from the Spain‑Saudi Arabia World‑Cup match.
The sports magazine Stade 2 returned to France 3 with an average audience of 1.51 million (8.3 % share) for the 2025‑26 season, a modest decline in viewers but a slight rise in share, prompting the broadcaster to confirm the programme will continue into the 2026‑27 season.
Michel Drucker hosted two episodes of Vivement Dimanche on France 3. The first featured TV veteran Nikos Aliagas, who promoted his photography exhibition at the Musée de l’Homme, accompanied by Aurélie Clémente‑Ruiz, Florent Pagny and Nicolas Canteloup. The second episode focused on journalist Léa Salamé, with guests including her father Ghassan Salamé, sister Louma Salamé, singer Hiba Tawaji and comedians Alex Vizorek and Philippe Caverivière.
Frédéric Lopez’s Dimanche à la campagne aired the same day with guests author David Foenkinos, sports journalist Gérard Holtz and entertainer Julie Ferrier, continuing the trend of high‑profile Sunday interviews.
M6’s Enquête Exclusive aired at 23:10, dedicating its investigation to cultural shifts in Spain, highlighting the rise of polyamorous youth movements, the influence of Opus Dei priest Don Fernando, and a booming assisted‑reproduction industry now accounting for over 10 % of Spanish births.
TF1 broadcast a summer‑party special of Les 12 Coups de midi on 3 July 2026, bringing together former champions Paul El Kharrat, Xavier and Cyprien with celebrity teams featuring singer‑coach Tayc, dancer‑star Samuel Bambi, former Miss France Élodie Gossuin and presenter Karima Charni.