second premiere Survivors 2023 drew a larger audience than last Thursday, signaling strong momentum for the new season. The reality show, unaffected by the classic Real Madrid versus Barcelona rivalry, secured a 17.7% share and attracted about 1.7 million viewers, signaling a decisive win in the broadcast window.
The penultimate episode and the theme of departure in Joaquín Sánchez’s documentary project paused a slide in fortunes, reaching a 9.5% share with just over 1.08 million viewers on Antena 3. Earlier, the same channel had posted a 15.2% share and 2.25 million viewers with anthill, marking a notable difference in the week’s audience dynamics.
La 1 dominated the night, with Promise continuing solid performance on desktop platforms, recording a 7% share and around 1.04 million viewers during a special access prime time delivery. Following this, Cover Night dropped to a 6.5% share with 556,000 viewers, slipping by 5.4 points from its premiere.
Horizon averaged 5.7% with 471,000 viewers in its four broadcasts, while Nightmare in the Kitchen registered 5.1% and 572,000 viewers in its sixth air. Telecinco’s lineup featured a variety of strong performers, including notable viewership in the described blocks. The night also saw a range of documentaries and mid‑afternoon programs contributing to the overall viewership mosaic.
Survivors 2023 posted a 17.7% share with 1,700,000 viewers, standing out in the night’s competition and underscoring the program’s pull in the current season. Antena 3 recorded solid numbers across several shows, including Joaquín Sánchez’s penultimate appearance and related segments, which reached a 9.5% share and 1,087,000 viewers.
Other prime time entries included Promise with 7% and 1,044,000 viewers, Cover Night at 6.5% and 556,000, and the sequence of episodes labeled four and six delivering mixed results in their respective time slots.
First dates drew 4.7% with 652,000 viewers and 6.8% with 1,008,000 in different airings. Horizon continued with 5.7% and 471,000, while six brought results that rounded out the segment’s coverage. The search segment posted 6.5% and 966,000 viewers, and Kitchen Nightmare remained steady at 5.1% and 572,000.
The evening featured a variety of formats, including Great Designs: House of the Year, which registered 2.2% with 317,000 viewers, and Flux Capacitor reaching 3% with 437,000 viewers. The World Rivers collection highlighted Amazon with 2.7% and 311,000, and Women in Science documented 1.5% and 118,000 viewers.
Telecinco and Antena 3 presented a mix of game shows and documentaries, such as Casino Gran Madrid Online with 12.1% and 293,000 viewers, Joaquín Sánchez’s program continuing at 6.9% and 497,000, and films like Fake Friendship at 5.7% with 194,000 viewers. Kitchen Nightmare maintained a stable presence at 5.5% and 144,000, while Breaking the Rules drew 5% and 143,000.
Other entries included Unchecking Quadrant at 3.4% and 90,000, Metropolis with 0.7% and 35,000, and Radio 3 concerts featuring Joel Reyes and damage at 0.5% and 17,000. Documenta2 captured 0.9% and 21,000 viewers in its slot, while Telecinko continued to populate late‑night schedules.
Save Me Lemon achieved 12.3% with 1,255,000 viewers, and Save Me Orange followed with 12.9% and 1,139,000. A list of short segments showed Word at 9.2% and 869,000 viewers, straight into Chain Reaction at 7.1% and 845,000. Antena 3 closed its block with Love is Eternal at 12.1% and 1,162,000 viewers and Original Sin at 13.8% with 1,194,000.
Bitter Land attracted 15.4% and 1,311,000 viewers, followed by And Now Sonsoles at 14.1% and 1,321,000. Password performed exceptionally well at 24.4% with 2,873,000 viewers, and Word registered 11.3% with 1,083,000. Poldark scored 7.5% and 650,000, while La 1’s Wild Card delivered 6.8% and 596,000.
Hunter posted 9.3% with 951,000 viewers, Here’s the World drew 9.8% and 1,211,000, and Zapping reached 5.6% with 561,000. Better Late scored 6.4% with 569,000 in its later airings, while LaSexta’s key entry pulled 4.6% and 609,000.
Everything Is a Lie occupied 4.7% and 492,000 viewers, with a second airing at 4.9% and 439,000 aiming to capture late viewers. Europa League coverage featuring Roma versus Real Sociedad posted 4.1% and 348,000, then 7.2% and 708,000 for the match replay.
Know and Earn reported 7% and 746,000, and Great Documentaries delivered 4% with 369,000. Documenta2 remained modest at 3.7% and 320,000, while Culinary Expedition: Local Food tracked 2.5% and 225,000 and Cooking Expedition: Herbs and Spices reached 2.6% and 248,000.
Attention Running registered 1.1% and 110,000, Cultures 2 posted 0.8% with 91,000, and Passion for Italy: Molise earned 1.3% and 167,000. Antena 3’s overall performance remained steady at 11.8% and 337,000, with Open Kitchen of Karlos Arguiñano at 17.1% and 894,000 and Wheel of Fortune peaking at 20.4% and 1,657,000.
The Ana Rosa program drew 16.4% and 478,000, It’s Already Noon reached 13.4% and 1,008,000, while Hours of La 1 closed with 9.6% and 224,000. A few interviews and talk segments featured Pilar Alegría at 8.2% with 170,000, To Be Frank at 6.5% and 252,000, and Now or Never at 6.8% and 599,000.
Special broadcasts included an entry labeled Sixth with [citation needed] humor at 12.4% and 215,000, another at 19.4% with 469,000, and Red Hot at 10.1% with 443,000. A Cobra Warning sequence showed 1.1% and 20,000, while Retained reached 2.2% and 44,000 or 4.4% and 105,000 in alternate airings. Cobra Alert logged 6% and 169,000, and In Everyone’s Language registered 2.7% and 201,000.
English on TVE hit 0.3% and 4,000, and Great Designs: House of the Year stood at 1.1% with 22,000. The People of God: Juan City’s Legacy offered 1.1% and 23,000, and There Is Work Here posted 0.4% with 9,000. Knowledge Adventure climbed to 0.9% with 23,000, while Documenta2 remained at 0.7% with 20,000.
Oder Delta, a natural area without borders, recorded 2.1% with 65,000, and Movie Mornings highlighted Joaquín Murrieta at 4% and 210,000. Extreme Roads posted 1.9% and 176,000, and Thailand, Paradise Islands brought 2.4% and 252,000.
Late updates showed Antena 3 News 1 at 21.2% with 2,264,000, News Telecinco 15:00 at 13.8% and 1,480,000, and News Broadcast 1 at 10.8% and 1,157,000. Evening blocks featured Antena 3 News 2 at 19.3% with 2,636,000, News Broadcast 2 at 10.4% and 1,449,000, and News Telecinco 21:00 at 9.2% and 1,266,000, with LaSexta News 20:00 at 7% and 779,000.
Daily shares show Antena 3 leading at 14.3%, Telecinco at 12.9%, La 1 at 8.4%, LaSexta at 6.8%, Cuatro at 5%, and La 2 at 2.7%. Monthly shares rank Antena 3 at 13.9%, Telecinco at 11.5%, La 1 at 9.2%, LaSexta at 6.2%, Cuatro at 5.4%, and La 2 at 2.6%.
[citation needed] The data above reflects a broad mix of audience preferences across prime time and daytime slots, illustrating how different genres and brands perform across the major networks and streaming-like pauses in the schedule.