Chan, it depends on the structure, but in this case it is agreement with the plural complement ‘ programmes télé ’ that is correct - emphasising that ‘television programs are made’. (Note that ‘télé’ is invariable, but the expression ‘programmes télé’ is in the plural form).

This grammatical question has been addressed previously here, but I can’t find links on search currently.

The link below however gives examples that demonstrate related usage 

https://www.gymglish.com/fr/frantastique-orthographe/regles-orthographe/la-plupart-la-majorite-de-peu-de 

English has this conundrum with collective nouns also :

 https://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2007/09/majority-rules.html