Cohabitation reality tv: number of broadcasting hours in France 2019

"Cohabitation" reality TV was the most common reality TV subgenre, as can be seen with the popularity of programs such as Big Brother or its French counterparts Loft Story and Secret Story. In these programs, a group of strangers lived together, often in an isolated location, to take part in different types of tests or competitions, most of the time resulting in the elimination of participants. That subgenre reached its peak number of broadcasting hours in 2017 and has decreased since then, reaching around two thousand hours in 2019.

Number of hours of "cohabitation" reality TV shows in France from 2010 to 2019

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Release date

January 2021

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France

Survey time period

2010 to 2019

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The source adds the following information: "'Cohabitation' reality tv is based on the meeting, over several days or even several weeks, of participants living together, often in a dream setting, with a positively presented objective: to win a series of tests, to break through in the professional field, to succeed in romantic encounters, etc. In some programs, a more or less strong script helps to densify the action and maintain the public's interest."

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