Telecinco is set to launch a new season of Big Brother tonight at 22:00, with the host Jorge Javier Vázquez guiding viewers through the live premiere and revealing which housemates have avoided expulsion. The first episodes promise a front-row view of the conversations, alliances, and tensions that emerge as the housemates face the initial vote, keeping fans glued to every moment as the night unfolds.
Daniela will also embark on a personal arc, as former contestants step into the spotlight to defend or challenge the candidates. The dynamics inside the house heat up as side conversations and strategic moves shape the early course of the game, and viewers watch closely to see which players gain trust and which earn suspicion in these early hours.
Details will be shared about the upcoming powers gala, scheduled for next Thursday. This special event could tilt the balance of power inside the house, offering unique advantages or imposing penalties that influence who stays in the competition. The broadcast will likely unpack the implications for the season’s progress and the alliances taking shape at the outset.
Antena 3 presents a fresh episode of Hermanos tonight at 22:45. In this installment, the children celebrate their graduation with a party full of smiles, wearing their best outfits as the school year comes to a close. The moment marks a milestone for the young characters and their families, underscoring themes of growth, achievement, and new beginnings.
Ömer stumbles upon the fraudsters by chance and pursues them, but the confrontation escalates and the attackers turn on him before the police arrive. The suspects are searched, apprehended, and taken to the police station as the investigation begins. The episode unfolds with mounting intensity as justice works to restore order and safety in the community.
The student is seriously injured, yet his sole aim is to take the exam on time, because his future depends on it. The scene captures the grit and perseverance that define the character, as he faces a critical test while the clock ticks and uncertainty lingers.
Alberto Chicote closes A Nightmare in the Kitchen tonight at 22:30 on laSexta. In the season’s final broadcast, the chef visits Estoril II, a restaurant housed inside a Sports Club in Móstoles, the second most populous city in the Community of Madrid, as the team confronts a turning point and the risks of a fragile business.
The couple formed by Álex and Dari leads the restaurant, with Álex as head chef and Dari on the floor. Strains emerge as Álex’s reluctance to work places a heavier burden on the team, while Vero, a seasoned waiter with three decades in the trade, holds the line under pressure. Sami, a young aspiring chef, battles nerves and the stress of service as leadership gaps surface. The crew describes Álex as a capable cook who must push harder; with the team teetering on collapse, the tension is palpable, and even smoke used to steady the pace becomes a telling detail of the atmosphere in Estoril II.
After a candid discussion where Álex and Dari admit that they had survived on savings as the business bled money each month, the episode pivots toward a path of truth and renewal. Alberto Chicote steps in to guide the Estoril II team toward stronger teamwork and a customer experience that will entice guests back and restore confidence in the restaurant’s future.
Four: Code 10 airs at 22:50. The program gives voice to a diverse group of people affected by DANA, sharing their experiences and evidence. It also tracks a live AEMET alert warning of heavy rains and storms targeting Levante, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands. Later, following the retrial of Pau Rigo, the elderly man involved in the Mallorca burglary case from 2018, David Alemán and Nacho Abad revisit the José Lomas incident, alongside coverage of a Ciudad Real case whose sentence was reduced by the Castilla-La Mancha Supreme Court in 2021. The hour blends testimony, weather updates, and legal insights to offer a broad view of current events.