Quotidien

Quotidien is a French talk program fronted by Yann Barthès that began airing on September 12, 2016 on TMC. The series presents a mix of current affairs commentary, interviews, and panel discussion, with Barthès guiding conversations and handing off to regular contributors. Episodes pair short, timely segments with longer interviews and taped reports, so the show feels informal and immediate rather than like a standard news bulletin. Regular panelists join to react to headlines, cultural moments, and media stories, giving viewers a steady stream of opinion, humor, and background in a daily television format.

Created by Yann Barthès and Laurent Bon, Quotidien premiered on TMC in 2016 and has kept Barthès as its visible anchor. The program features a rotating core of panelists, including Paul Gasnier, Paul Moisson, Abda Sall, Ambre Chalumeau, and Maïa Mazaurette, who appear as recurring contributors.

The program hasn't been a frequent winner at major international awards, though it has received attention within French media circles. Public and industry recognition tends to focus on its audience impact and media presence rather than a long list of prize wins.

Quotidien has carved out a place in contemporary French media conversation, with standout moments and segments often clipped and shared online. The host's profile and the show’s format have made it part of daily discussion for viewers who follow politics and culture, and social platforms amplify moments that resonate beyond the broadcast itself.

Critical reception is mixed, reflected in a modest viewer score of 5.4/10 from 16 votes. Commentators and audiences point to its energy and personality-driven approach, noting that the show combines media criticism, political commentary, and pop culture in ways that some find engaging while others question its editorial tone and balance.