The competition, which stood out as one of Telecinco’s biggest misfires of the summer, saw its marquee hosts, Christian Gálvez and Carolina Arroyo, announce their departure this week. The network confirmed the end of the road for Tonight I Win and signaled that the season’s struggles would be brought to a close tonight, as the show relinquishes the spotlight after underperforming against expectations.
Telecinco’s flagship channel will broadcast the semi-final and the grand finale of the program at 00:10 on the same evening. This scheduling shift will let viewers catch a glimpse of the winner around 03:00 in the morning, in line with what Tuesday’s grid reveals. The late-night broadcast strategy reflects the network’s attempt to squeeze out every last moment of the format before stepping away.
With this change, Telecinco accelerates the curtain call for Tonight I Win, a program that faltered during the Tuesday night slot. The show launched on July 26 with a solid 11.4% audience share and just over a million viewers, but viewership dwindled in the following weeks, slipping to 6.8% by its third installment. The numbers underscored a widening gap between expectations and actual performance and hinted at deeper issues within the format.
The late-night edition failed to carve out a steady audience, slipping below 7% with around 308,000 viewers on August 16, and the next episode edged down to 6.6% with roughly 336,000 followers. These disappointing figures painted a stark picture, marking the show as one of the summer’s most notable flops and prompting decisions about its future on the schedule.
In the season’s final episode, the contestants turquoise and ruby will contend in a rapid-fire challenge, with a single victorious team earning an additional 10,000 euros to the prize pot. The format will feature five winners plus a top performer from the opposing team – a participant who has excelled across the episode – who will advance to final tests and face elimination until the ultimate winner emerges, ready to claim the jackpot. The structure emphasizes quick, high-stakes testing and a dramatic endgame as the series concludes the run with a climactic finale.