Tuesday night, on the eve of the holiday, Siblings remained the leading option in prime time. Turkish TV series drew a record 12.7% share with over 1.2 million viewers. Antena 3 stood out as the only channel to surpass double digits in viewing share.
Special Chain Reaction captured an unnoticed average on Telecinco during the anniversary with an 8.2% share and 763,000 viewers. La 1 underperformed with the finale of Incredible Duos unable to climb beyond 7.7% and 704,000 followers.
Four achieved notable success with an 8.8% share and 640,000 viewers for the new episode Code 10, while La Sexta lagged behind with reruns and Special Envoy posting 4.7% and 4.6% respectively.
El Hormiguero featured Omar Montes with a 16.1% share and 2,140,000 viewers. Siblings tallied 12.7% and 1,226,000 viewers.
GH VIP on Telecinco delivered breaking news at 8.1% and 1,078,000 viewers. Chain Reaction reached 8.2% and 763,000.
First dates appeared with 5.3% and 668,000 viewers, followed by a second airing at 7.7% and 1,014,000.
Code 10 achieved a ratings high with 8.8% and 644,000 viewers. Four registered 7.6% and 1,017,000, while Incredible Duos, in its final episode, posted 7.7% and 704,000.
Midrange offerings held steady at 7.5% with 993,000 viewers for Sixth, while Special Envoy: World Cap attracted 4.7% and 540,000, and its second airing drew 4.6% and 363,000.
In the one slot, Incredible Homes with Dermot Bannon attracted 3.7% and 471,000 viewers, followed by Laika Orbit at 3% and 396,000, Diary of a Bee at 2.6% and 291,000, and TV Docs marking 1.3% and 103,000.
Pregnant aired at 6% with 190,000 viewers in the cinema slot. Here are some prime time highlights from Telecinco and Antena 3 as the night progressed.
On Telecinco, Here’s How It’s Done posted eight Moroccan surnames at 5.6% and 247,000, Eat Salami at 5.1% and 177,000, and the Casino Gran Madrid online show at 3% and 76,000.
Antena 3 saw Siblings at 4.6% with 182,000, while a two hour cinema block featured Blind Obsession at 3.3% and 120,000 and Metropolis at 0.9% with 48,000.
Radio 3 Concerts presented Juani Mustard at 0.8% and 26,000, and Documenta2 at 1.2% and 31,000. Antena 3 also showcased Love Lasts Forever at 10.9% and 1,073,000, Original Sin at 11.3% and 1,026,000, and And Now Sonsoles at 13% and 1,181,000.
Passapalabra held a strong 19.7% with 2,253,000 viewers on Telecinco. That Is Life reached 9.4% and 927,000, TardeAR posted 11.5% and 1,039,000, and Chain Reaction logged 10% and 1,119,000.
Across the night, La Moderna drew 9.1% and 847,000, Promise 11.8% and 1,054,000, and a Women’s UEFA Nations League preview featuring Spain and Sweden registered 8.2% with 717,000 viewers. The main event Women’s Nations League match Spain versus Sweden climbed to 11.6% with 1,185,000.
Zaping gathered 6.1% and 595,000, while Better Late posted 6.7% and 608,000. LaSexta’s key slot stood at 4.7% with 579,000.
Everything Is a Lie reached 5.6% and 536,000, Four a Day delivered 4.2% and 384,000, and Four a Day at 20:00 posted 5% and 541,000. Know and Win recorded 7.6% and 769,000, and Great Documentaries registered 3.8% and 348,000.
Documenta2 followed at 3.3% and 286,000, with Travel by Train in Norway at 2.7% and 248,000. Behind the Moment featured Anna Turbau at 2.4% and 234,000, and Culture 2 lingered at 1.3% with 138,000. Julie’s Recipes tallied 2.6% and 303,000.
Antena 3 reported General Mirror at 12.7% and 328,000, Karlos Arguiñano’s Open Kitchen at 17.4% and 791,000, and Wheel of Fortune at 20.1% and 1,476,000. Stimulants reached 18.8% and 425,000, while Red Hot secured 11.8% and 460,000.
On Telecinco the Critical View earned 11.8% and 260,000, Let’s See posted 15.9% and 449,000, and Let’s See More reached 11.3% and 762,000.
In the 1 slot, La 1 Hour delivered 10.4% and 220,000. Morning Workers stood at 8.4% and 262,000, and Now or Never reached 8.4% and 688,000.
Other notable results showed Held at 0.6% and 11,000, Cobra Warning at 4.1% and 101,000, and On Everyone’s Lips at 4.6% and 245,000. Silk and Iron and My Reality posted 1.2% with 17,000 viewers. Incredible Homes with Dermot Bannon in Sweden drew 1.5% and 29,000, Agriculture 1.8% and 37,000, There’s Work Here 1.2% and 26,000, and The Adventure of Knowledge 1.2% and 29,000. Documenta2 marked 1.5% and 38,000. Our Nature: Call of the Wild had 2.1% and 60,000. Cinema Mornings: Last Detachment reached 3.4% and 165,000. Travel by Train in Croatia: Zagreb-Knin posted 1.9% and 156,000. Julie’s Recipes gathered 2.9% and 291,000.
Late night brought Antena 3 Noticias 1 at 21% and 2,114,000, Newscast 1 at 11.6% and 1,184,000, Telecinco News 15:00 at 11.6% and 1,175,000, and LaSexta Noticias 14:00 at 9.1% and 852,000. Evening news on Antena 3 Noticias 2 reached 18.6% and 2,350,000, Telecinco News 21:00 posted 10.6% and 1,338,000, Newscast 2 at 10.3% and 1,315,000, and LaSexta Noticias 20:00 at 7.4% and 804,000.
Daily ratings show Antena 3 at 14%, Telecinco at 9.9%, La 1 at 9.4%, LaSexta at 7.1%, Cuatro at 5.5%, and La 2 at 2.9%. Monthly numbers place Antena 3 at 12.4%, Telecinco at 10.3%, La 1 at 9.5%, LaSexta at 6.2%, Cuatro at 5.8%, and La 2 at 2.9%.