Whether It can happen to you, presented by Julien Courbet, has been broadcast on M6 since 2020, it will be necessary to wait until Monday January 2, 2023 for the program to reach an important milestone. And it was through a trailer that the host announced the news.
It can happen to you is an iconic show. If M6 viewers have only known this program since 2020 when it arrived on the channel, it has actually been around much longer. Indeed, the program has been broadcast on the RTL radio channel since January 29, 2001. Julien Courbet is thus in his 23rd season of the program. TF1 had tried to adapt this format to television during the 2001-2002 season, but it was not successful. M6 had more success in picking up the program from RTL (the two channels are part of the same group).
It can happen to you: a strong novelty to start the year 2023
The show had different different broadcast times on M6 and in September 2022, it was a first major decision that was made concerning the program with the abandonment of live. M6 viewers are indeed behind RTL listeners. And to start the year 2023, Julien Courbet has decided to add yet another novelty to his flagship program. Indeed, for his big comeback after the holiday season, the show will be for the first time in public.
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It can happen to you: the show with an audience for the very first time
And it was Julien Courbet himself who announced the news to us in a trailer broadcast on the channels of the M6 group. “Ladies and gentlemen, for the first time, your show It can happen to you will be in public!” raves the host. “With all the speakers who will be there, we’re going to kick off the year, work out some problems and do it in public. Be there Monday on M6! Happy New Year everyone !“. The show therefore returns this Monday, January 2, 2023, after a two-week break where the program was replaced by reruns of the series. With family. The program which helps listeners to resolve their conflict works well on M6, the last unpublished broadcast having attracted 385,000 viewers on average, ie 5.3% of audience share between 11:30 am and 12:35 pm.
