According to a survey conducted by the CSA from May 19 to 21, 2024, among 1,004 people aged 18 and over, Antoine de Caunes was named the top television presenter over the past 40 years, ahead of Nagui and Jean-Luc Reichmann. The survey highlights the enduring popularity of de Caunes, a long-time figure in French television known for his work on various shows and as a journalist. Karine Le Marchand, who has hosted L'amour est dans le pré on M6 for 16 years, was preferred over Faustine Bollaert and Laurence Boccolini. Le Marchand’s show is a popular reality series that follows the romantic lives of people in the countryside. Club Dorothée, which aired on TF1 from 1987 to 1997, was named the best youth program of the past 40 years, ahead of C'est pas sorcier and Récré A2. Club Dorothée was a long-running children’s show known for its mix of entertainment and educational content. In the category of humorous programs, Les Guignols de l'Info, which aired on Canal+ from 1988 to 2018, was selected over Un gars, une fille on France 2 and Scènes de ménages on M6. Les Guignols de l'Info is a satirical puppet show that parodied current events and public figures. The best entertainment program was awarded to Fort Boyard, which has been on France 2 since 1990, ahead of Les Enfoirés on TF1 and Champs-Élysées on France 2. Fort Boyard is a popular game show set on a fictional island, featuring contestants completing challenges. Among talent shows, The Voice, which has been on TF1 since 2012, was named the best, followed by Star Academy on TF1 and Nouvelle Star on M6. The Voice is a singing competition where contestants are mentored by professional musicians. In the category of television games, Questions pour un champion was favored by viewers. This quiz show tests contestants’ knowledge across various subjects. The "Télé-Loisirs Awards," which include a total of 15 categories, were announced on Tuesday evening. The magazine Télé-Loisirs, owned by Prisma Média under the control of conservative billionaire Vincent Bolloré, launched these annual awards in 2024. The awards aim to recognize the most popular and influential television programs and personalities in France.