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Brazilian TV Shows 'Se Liga Brasil' Marks 100th Episode as 'Sem Censura' Expands Digital Reach

The morning program "Se Liga Brasil" on SBT celebrated its 100th edition, completing twenty weeks on air with an average rating of 1.96 points in Greater São Paulo. The show continues to lag behind Globo’s dominant "Bom Dia São Paulo," and competes with "Balanço Geral | Manhã," which recorded a 1.86‑point average. SBT recently changed the program’s presenters, replacing Fabiana Oliveira and William Leite with Tiago Gardinalli, a longtime figure on the network.

Meanwhile, TV Brasil’s interview show "Sem Censura," hosted by Cissa Guimarães, has entered a resurgence by pairing in‑depth conversations with a growing digital presence. The program’s segments are widely shared on social media, reaching audiences beyond traditional broadcast. Topics covered range from health and culture to social rights, and the show’s format has attracted renewed interest and higher online engagement.