Cuatro's 'Horizonte' ends record run as 'Punto Nemo' readies debut

The flagship program "Horizonte" on Spain’s Cuatro television channel concluded its most successful season, achieving its highest audience share ever in both the access‑prime‑time and prime‑time slots. The show, presented by Iker Jiménez and Carmen Porter, recorded a 9.6% share in prime time and a 7.8% share in access‑prime‑time, with viewership peaks of over one million.

Following the season finale, Cuatro announced that the open‑air series "Punto Nemo" will replace "Horizonte" in the Thursday night lineup. Produced by Denis Rovira and starring actors such as Óscar Jaenada and Najwa Nimri, the series follows an ocean‑expedition against micro‑plastic pollution and will air on the network after its successful run on Prime Video.

The programming shift marks a strategic move by Mediaset España to maintain strong ratings after the record‑breaking performance of "Horizonte".