It is by far the most watched program in Spain. It leads its slot and also helps to promote the rest of the programming
It must be frustrating to have a winning horse in your ranks, like ‘Pasapalabra’, and let him go away. It’s something that Antena 3 and Telecinco have been through. The first let him go a century ago and for years he has seen how he came to extraordinary data in the competition. A few months ago, Mediaset inexplicably released the rights to the contest and they were quickly recovered by the Atresmedia station, which now enjoys its success every day. It is by far the most watched program in Spain. It leads its slot and also helps to promote the rest of the programming.
He finishes the course with an excellent and is already preparing special deliveries for the summer. It needs no rest, it does not burn, it is an unheard of case on our screen. Bad luck are those formats that have to measure themselves with him. None of them come off well. Sonsoles Ónega has just said goodbye to the evening version of his ‘It’s noon already! It has not managed to surprise the viewer and it remains unnoticed, but the channel has pulled the umpteenth variant of ‘Save me’ from its sleeve.
This time it’s watermelon color, it has Carlos Lozano up front and it’s bullshit that only the most loyal swallow it. The result follows in the footsteps of all of Telecinco’s previous attempts to win back its audience, that is, it has been a failure. And it doesn’t look like it’s going to get any better. TVE also eliminated veteran ‘España Directo’ from the grid and instead tried another match, ‘Te ha toca’, hosted by the unspeakable Raúl Gómez. The results, in terms of audience, are disappointing. It will be necessary to give him time to see if he manages to gain ground. It gets really complicated. The viewers of ‘Pasapalabra’ are imperishable.
Source: La Verdad
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