More to Watch, All in One Place: TF1+ and TF1 Live Channel Now Available on Netflix in France

As announced live on stage from Paris, Netflix and TF1 Group's first-of-its-kind distribution partnership is officially available to members in France. Starting June 19, Netflix members can watch TF1+ programs and TF1 live channels on Netflix.

This is a fully integrated model - bringing together the great TF1+ content with the seamless Netflix experience and many of our highly used features like the 'Continue Watching' row, 'My List,' and 'Top 10' rows. Members can watch their favorite TF1+ programming right on Netflix, including:

• Live broadcasts from TF1, TMC, TFX, TF1 Séries Films, and the 24-hour news channel LCI.

• Major live sporting events, including the Rugby Nations Championship and major French Football team matches (excluding FWC26).

• Daily Dramas & Soaps: From daily favorites like Demain nous appartient and Ici tout commence , as well as hit series like Diplôme , Zodiaque and La Cible.

• Fan-Favorite Entertainment: Massive reality and competition shows, including Koh-Lanta, Secret Story and Dancing with the Stars .

"People have more entertainment choices than ever, so we have to consistently give them the best variety of TV and films in a seamless and personalized way," said Greg Peters, co-CEO of Netflix. "Our partnership with TF1 brings together two strong, complementary content offerings in a world-class user experience, delivering even more entertainment value for our members in France."

"I'm thrilled to see this groundbreaking partnership with Netflix come to life," said Rodolphe Belmer, CEO of the TF1 Group. "Netflix subscribers will now get to enjoy the very best of TF1 television like never before - from our news programs and biggest rugby and football matches to beloved shows like Star Academy and Koh-Lanta , and major drama events like Été 36. By combining our programming with the power of Netflix's recommendations, we will reach new audiences together and open up new opportunities for our advertisers."