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The television lineup today offers a surprisingly varied tapestry, weaving live sports, blockbuster cinema, and in-depth documentaries into one dynamic schedule. The day is packed with events and features designed to engage audiences across North American time zones. Viewers can expect a solid blend of live action, high-stakes sports, and compelling storytelling that showcases the breadth of today’s channel lineup.
In the afternoon, a marquee moment arrives as the quarter-finals of the Women’s European Championship take center stage. England faces Spain in a match likely to be defined by intensity, skill, and strategic play, with the winner moving on to the semi-finals. Kickoff is scheduled for 20:30, and anticipation grows as both teams collide in pursuit of a spot in the final rounds. This game holds particular appeal for fans who follow national teams and European competition alike. (Citation: TV programming overview)
Following the football action, public television offers Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, a major superhero film directed by Zack Snyder. The film stars Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill in dynamic roles that fuse epic battles with modern mythic storytelling. Airing at 22:45, it provides late-evening entertainment that blends action, visual spectacle, and character-driven drama. (Citation: Film slate overview)
Captioning on the schedule highlights the dedication to celebrating Spanish women’s soccer and the cultural tie between sport and daily life, underscoring the enduring connection within the day’s broadcast lineup. (Citation: Sports programming notes)
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A documentary series titled Dream Homes debuts at 21:15, inviting viewers to explore remarkable transformations. One episode follows a farm converted into a stunning residence, while another segment reveals how a WWII-era bunker has become a DJ’s home. The documentary continues on Documaster at 22:00, offering a curated look at personal spaces and how architecture shapes daily life. Later in the night, Apollo: The Dark Side of the Moon presents The Impossible Challenge, a thorough examination of the history of space exploration. The evening closes with Living with Hitler at 23:30, a historical exploration that probes complex human stories through the lens of the 20th century. (Citation: Documaster schedule)
Antenna 3 Programming
Antena 3 features the night’s main spotlight with Anthill, a series that revisits standout moments of the current season since the show paused for a break. Fans will find a recap that rekindles favorite scenes and sharp commentary. In addition, High Intellectual Capacity airs at 22:45, presenting the seventh episode of its second season for audiences seeking thoughtful, character-driven storytelling. (Citation: Antena 3 programming)
Four Programming
Love stories begin with First Dates at 21:05, followed by a special episode of Beach Club that expands on relationships in a lighthearted, entertaining format. A police procedural then takes the stage with FBI: Most Wanted at 22:45, delivering fast-paced crime-solving drama that appeals to fans of the genre. (Citation: Reality and crime programming guide)
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The Survivors feature remains in focus with a late-night special hosted by Lara Álvarez, delivering updates on those who persist in challenging conditions. A prime-time shift at 22:45 introduces Idol Kids, a talent competition with a panel including Omar Montes, Ana Mena, and members of Camela. The show blends music, performance, and personality to captivate a broad audience across generations. Another moment highlights Idol Boys with an on-screen caption signaling its latest episode, inviting viewers to tune in for performances and drama. La Sexta offers a night theme called Search, which leads into the feature film The Firewall at 22:30. Harrison Ford stars as a computer security expert tangled with hackers aiming to force a bank robbery, creating suspense with timely tech-centered intrigue. (Citation: Spanish networks schedule)