Telecinco opts for ‘It’s for your good’ and laSexta opts for ‘Let’s say I’m talking about…’
Tonight at 10:00 p.m. the 1 of TVE broadcasts ‘23J, the final debate‘. Debate with the candidates for the presidency of the Government by the Spanish Socialist Workers Party, Pedro Sánchez; from Vox, Santiago Abascal, and from Movimiento Sumar, Yolanda Díaz, who does not have the participation of the leader of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who has not accepted the invitation.
Brian Cox, protagonist in Antena 3
antenna 3 emits ‘the etruscan smile‘ at 10:45 p.m. Rory MacNeil is a cantankerous Scotsman who reluctantly leaves his beloved and secluded island of Vallasay to travel to San Francisco in search of medical treatment for his terminal illness. Moving in with his son, whom he hasn’t seen for fifteen years, Rory’s life will undergo a transformation through the bond he establishes with his grandson, just when he least expects it.
Four broadcast a new program of ‘Travelers Four‘ at 10:50 p.m. In Menorca, the program will discover the first sunrise in Spain, the Balearic island with the largest number of coves and beaches.
Cámara, Coronado and Álamo join forces in Telecinco
Telecinco bet on the cinema from 10:00 p.m. with ‘it’s for your good‘. The worst nightmare that a father can have with a daughter is that she grows up and the day comes when she introduces him to her boyfriend, and that he is a despicable guy who wants only one thing from the precious and beloved little girl of she. And that day is precisely the one that comes to three parents, Arturo, Poli and Chus: their sweet daughters have decided to throw their future away by throwing themselves three abominable boyfriends. So the only solution is to join forces to get rid of them anyway. It’s war!
the sixth emits ‘Let’s say I’m talking about the Bakalao route‘ at 10:30 p.m. ‘Valencia: the party begins’. The story of an unprecedented cultural movement in our country: the Valencian movement, a sociological phenomenon that, despite being born on the periphery of the peninsula, managed to change the leisure habits of several generations of Spaniards.