Advertised as the game show that was going to blow your mind, District Z has a lot to worry about. Not only is the program imagined by Arthur and his teams far from achieving the unanimity of viewers since its launch on December 11, but here it is also under formal notice from ALP, the production company. directed by Alexia Laroche-Joubert, indicates the Deadline site.
Statisfaction, which produces TF1’s new entertainment, would have been too inspired by Fort Boyard to design his game hosted by Denis Brogniart. ALP sees it as a format violation, which viewers did not fail to point out in the first issue.
The time is not yet for legal proceedings indicates the Puremédias site. The formal notice sent by ALP to Satisfaction aims to find an amicable settlement. But the case seems badly handled, Alexia Laroche-Joubert and Ara Aprikian, the director of the contents of TF1, have already tried, without success, to agree on the subject. There was talk of “Extreme tensions” depending on the site.
Deserted by viewers
All of this adds up to plummeting audiences from the second issue aired last Friday. Last week, they were only 3.65 million to follow Estelle Lefébure, Sandrine Quétier, Camille Combal, Jarry and Kev Adams in their fight against the Zombies, almost two million less than in the first issue. District Z was largely beaten by the comeback for a Christmas special of Do not do this, do not do that, which won him over nearly 5.5 million people.
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