100 % logique on France 2 with Cyril Féraud, Digi Mart USA News: The answer is right in front of you, but you have to see it. On Saturday, November 21, at 9:10 p.m.
on France 2 and on france.tv, Cyril Féraud launches a new episode of “100 % logique,” a game of observation and common sense.
The show’s guests are Gwendal Marimoutou, Tibo InShape and Julia Martin. The format relies on a simple promise: no general knowledge or encyclopedic facts are required.
Contestants must observe, deduce and reason, so an 8-year-old has as much chance of winning as an 80-year-old.
One hundred contestants compete to go as far as possible. At the start of the broadcast, each receives 1,000 euros.
With each wrong answer, a contestant is eliminated and their stake is added to the overall prize pool.
Questions progress from the most accessible, which 95% of French people can answer, to the most difficult, reserved for the 1% of the population able to solve them. The last player in the running may attempt the final question and win a prize pool that can reach 100,000 euros.
The program is adapted from a British format and produced by BBC Studios France. Over successive seasons, “100 % logique” has become a fixture of France 2’s Saturday evenings and has set several audience records, regularly outperforming strong competition.
Cyril Féraud, a familiar face in public-broadcasting games, brings a tone that is both friendly and playful. The plan is for families to test themselves together, without pressure, while enjoying the traps built into each puzzle.
To extend the fun, the france.tv platform offers an interactive quiz with a daily question and a weekly game of ten questions. The show has also inspired official books that use the same principle: puzzles that rely on logic rather than knowledge, supplemented by tips from the host.
For this episode, the trio of guests, Gwendal Marimoutou, Tibo InShape and Julia Martin, will support the contestants and add good humor to an established format.
Did you know? The concept of “100 % logique” rests on one idea: separating players not by what they know, but by their ability to reason.
This explains its funnel format, in which only a tiny minority answer the final question.
When and where to watch: Channel France 2. Broadcast Saturday, November 21, 2026, at 9:10 p.m.
Hosted by Cyril Féraud, produced by BBC Studios France. Streaming and replay on france.tv, with an online interactive quiz.
