TF1 Reveals Exciting Lineup for 2025 Television Season
TF1 announces a blend of new game shows, revivals, and scripted series for the 2025 season.
Key Points
- • New game shows include 'Bataille navale' and 'The Box'.
- • Isabelle Ithurburu hosts the revival of 'Stars à domicile'.
- • Upcoming scripted content features 'Rien ne t’efface' and 'Filip'.
- • Returning shows include 'Koh-Lanta' and 'The Voice Kids'.
- • Historical dramas highlight TF1's programming diversification.
TF1 has officially announced its programming highlights for the upcoming 2025 season, showcasing a mix of new game shows, returning favorites, and compelling scripted series. Among the most notable new game shows is 'Bataille navale', hosted by Arthur, where contestants answer general knowledge questions to earn ammunition necessary to destroy their opponents' fleets, competing for a €50,000 prize. Another addition, 'The Box', will challenge 12 contestants isolated in containers to face unknown tasks, while 'Extracted' involves contestants' fates being decided by their loved ones in a control setting.
The revival of 'Stars à domicile', hosted by Isabelle Ithurburu, allows fans to meet their favorite celebrities unexpectedly and previously drew in up to 3.17 million viewers for a special episode. Returning shows include enduring hits like 'Koh-Lanta', 'Star Academy', and 'The Voice Kids', continuing to draw loyal audiences.
On the scripted side, TF1 is set to release literary adaptations such as 'Rien ne t’efface' by Michel Bussi, and 'L’été 36', a murder mystery set against the backdrop of the introduction of paid vacations in France. Also, the biographical telefilm 'Filip' chronicles the life of Filip Nikolic of the boy band 2be3, with Mikaël Mittelstadt portraying the lead.
Moreover, the channel is prepared to explore significant historical events through narratives such as 'Oradour, ne m’oublie pas', which addresses the tragic Oradour-sur-Glane massacre during WWII featuring Matt Pokora. TF1's vibrant lineup indicates a strong commitment to diversifying its offerings, particularly in the realm of historical fiction.