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Spanish television programming shifts and audience trends

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The Spanish television landscape continues to undergo significant programming shifts and audience fluctuations. Telecinco’s ‘El tiempo justo,’ hosted by Joaquín Prat with collaborator Alfonso Egea, officially transitioned to a 12:00 morning slot on September 21. This move, produced by Unicorn Content, shifted the program from a social-interest format to one focused on Spain’s political and news agenda, achieving a record 12.7% audience share following the change. Mediaset is also reorganizing its morning schedule on Cuatro, where Nacho Abad’s ‘En boca de todos’ has expanded its broadcast time to start at 10:00 due to strong viewership. These shifts reflect a broader trend of Mediaset leaning into more conservative editorial lines for its morning programming. In the afternoon lineup, Telecinco has rebranded its magazine program ‘El verano se mueve’ to ‘La tarde se mueve.’ Effective Monday, October 5, this change marks the transition of the Ion Aramendi and Kike Quintana-hosted show from a seasonal summer replacement to a permanent fixture in the autumn schedule. Produced by Unicorn Content, the program maintains its original format and production team, recently achieving a 9% audience share. At RTVE, the game show ‘El Túnel,’ hosted by Jesús Vázquez, is concluding its season. The network accelerated the format’s conclusion by concentrating the semifinals and the grand final—which features a 150,000 euro prize—into a single week. The program experienced varying audience levels throughout its run, starting at 12.2%. Other notable developments include presenter Rocío Cano announcing her pregnancy during the return of ‘Aruser@s’ on La Sexta.

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