M6 is preparing to film its new interactive game show, Wanted, across France from September 29 to October 2. The show, described by M6's head of programming, Florence Duhayot, as a "cat and mouse game on a large scale across all of France," features sixteen celebrities split into eight pairs. These pairs will act as "fugitives" trying to avoid capture by three "guards": Michou, Adil Rami, and Issa Doumbia. Viewers can participate by either helping the fugitives or reporting them to the guards through a phone number printed on the back of the fugitives' orange suits. Among the eight pairs are Rachel Legrain-Trapani and Élodie Gossuin, both former winners of the Miss France pageant. Another pair includes Jeremstar and Philippe Lucas, whose on-screen chemistry has sparked curiosity about whether it will be competitive or cooperative. Arthur and Studio Danielle, who are already well-known on social media, are expected to be more open and less reserved. Christine Bravo and Stomy Bugsy, who previously appeared together on M6's Traîtres, are known for their strong game strategies and teamwork. The show also features Samuel Etienne and Océane Amsler, both popular on Twitch, who are expected to add humor and entertainment value to the game. Pascal Légitimus aims to stay under the radar, while Léa François's performance remains a mystery. Nicolas Waldorf and Yoan Louis, who is known as a lookalike of actor Pierre Niney, will attempt to avoid capture while keeping their hair in disarray. Rayane Bensetti, a former winner of Danse avec les stars (Dancing with the Stars), will team up with content creator Farès Salvatore, who is expected to be physically active and agile. The interactive nature of the show allows viewers to influence the game in real time, making Wanted a unique blend of live television and audience participation. With a mix of celebrities, social media influencers, and former contestants, the show promises to be both entertaining and unpredictable as the fugitives and guards engage in a nationwide game of strategy and suspense.