Cyril Féraud changes course: A new challenge that matches his talent?

Cyril Féraud, a familiar face appreciated by television fans, is beginning a new chapter in his career. After 16 years at the helm of “Slam” on France 3, a daily game followed assiduously by thousands of viewers, he is preparing to take on a new challenge.

The transition to “Everyone wants to take their place”

From the next school year, Cyril Féraud will take the reins of “Everyone wants to take their place”, the midday game on France 2.

This position was previously held by the comedian Jarry, who left the show after a successful season, captivating nearly 1.7 million viewers every day.

This change marks a significant evolution in the landscape of game shows in France, highlighting the dynamism and continuity of entertainment on television.

The impact on audiences and Féraud’s schedule

By leaving “Slam”, Cyril Féraud is not only leaving behind a show, but a significant period in his career. “Slam” was a daily event for thousands of fans, and the challenge for Féraud will be to maintain this loyalty and enthusiasm among the spectators of “Everyone wants to take their place”.

The expectation is great and the pressure too, as evidenced by his recent statements on the stress linked to this new challenge.

What to expect from this transition?

Changes in hosts on reality television shows can have a significant impact on viewership and public reception. Will “Slam” fans follow Cyril Féraud in his new commitment?

Will he succeed in injecting a new dynamic into “Everyone wants to take their place”?

Only time will tell, but one thing is certain, the game show landscape continues to evolve, providing new opportunities and challenges for hosts and producers.

It is undeniable that Cyril Féraud, with his experience and his charisma, is well prepared for this new adventure which will undoubtedly influence his career and, potentially, the trajectory of the shows that he will now direct.