On Telecinco they have tried to broadcast a live request for a hand and some guys have appeared on set in bikinis but there is hope for the future
In Telecinco the figures sing. There are issues with the public, which has caused the chain to make unexpected changes to the grid. It’s time to squeeze the meninges for the open war of signings with the competition, like in football. They’ve tried to broadcast a live wedding request and some of the guests have appeared on set in bikinis, but there’s hope for the future. More than enough interest has been sparked by the change of broadcast from ‘Sálvame’ to ‘Informativos Telecinco’, an immediate change of format that has given rise to threads on the internet showing the funniest and most notable transitions from one program to another. compose.
A few days ago, there was an iconic moment when Terelu Campos, on a split screen, like in a Brian de Palma movie, gave way on autopilot for an absent Pedro Piqueras. The popular news presenter did not listen to his teammate, but awoke from a strange lethargy and began to launch the news like a machine, without responding to the wink.
The disturbing moment between Terelu and Piqueras was a breakdown in the Matrix. It took seconds, but made history. Of course, it was reflected in social networks, and the awkward situation, better played, opens an interesting door: the crossover. Common in comics, it consists of bringing together characters from different series. They are in a shared world. Telecincoverse, the UTM (Mediaset Television Universe), is here, with great on-screen alliances like Santi Millán and Anabel Pantoja restoring ‘Here’s a Tomato’ or Jorge Javier Vázquez and Emma García talking about international politics. Rocío Carrasco presents the news while Carlos Sobera does his best as a weather information presenter. The show must go on.
Source: La Verdad
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