Telecinco led prime time as the most watched channel on Thursday, with the reality show Island of Attraction drawing the largest audience. The broadcast secured a 13.4% share and 1,487,000 viewers, a figure that demonstrates Telecinco’s strong grip on the evening schedule.
The final episode of the program hosted by Sandra Barneda topped the night, while Gorgeous duo reached an 11% share with 1,116,000 viewers as Miguel Poveda and Antonio José were announced as winners.
Antena 3 claimed the next position in prime time, recording a 10.4% share and 983,000 viewers. The film 22 Mile started the evening, followed by Nightmare in the Kitchen, which delivered 7% and 790,000 viewers. The new Horizon installment drew 5.8% with 488,000 viewers in its quarter-hour slot, and Iker Jiménez secured a contract within that block.
El Hormiguero on Antena 3 reached notable numbers, while Karlos Arguiñano appeared to attract 2,663,000 viewers with a share of 18.8% in a featured segment. The action continued with the movie Mile 22 pulling 10.4% and 983,000 viewers.
On Telecinco, Seduction Island posted 13.4% and 1,487,000 viewers, while the block labeled one drew 6.1% with 864,000 viewers. Incredible Duo secured 11% and 1,116,000 viewers, with the sixth slot bringing in 6.8% and 959,000 viewers. Nightmare in the Kitchen stood at 7% and 790,000 viewers, and the evening’s fourth slot included the program Four with 6% and 759,000 viewers.
First Dates showed 5.5% and 727,000 viewers, followed by a second figure of 7.7% and 1,081,000 viewers. Horizon registered 5.8% with 488,000 viewers, while the fourth introduction to Incredible Fields captured 2% with 272,000 viewers. How We Laugh offered a playful moment with a top hat, registering 3.4% and 480,000 viewers. The program Meetings featured José Manuel Pérez at 1.4% and 168,000 viewers.
Antenna 3 then highlighted a strong cinema block, with A Dangerous Mother attracting 8.4% and 283,000 viewers. Telecinco also featured Lifetime programming, including a Single episode that reached 11.1% and 446,000 viewers, and a Casino Gran Madrid online segment with 4.8% and 111,000 viewers.
In market data, basic current commands showed a 5.2% share and 219,000 viewers, while another basic command installment recorded 4.1% and 95,000 viewers. Kitchen Nightmare delivered 7.5% with 410,000 viewers, and Quadrant Mark’s removal coincided with 3% and 76,000 viewers in a late stretch.
How We Laugh returned with Tip and Coll at 1.6% and 122,000 viewers, and a country of laughter focusing on humor and cinema registered 1.7% with 63,000 viewers. Radio 3 concerts rounded out a broad package with 1.7% and 37,000 listeners in a late-evening block.
On Antena 3, Loving Forever drew 11.3% and 1,011,000 viewers, while Bitter Land pulled 13.9% and 1,193,000 viewers. And Now Sonsoles attracted 12.7% and 1,201,000 viewers, with Password peaking at 24.9% and 2,789,000 viewers. Save Me Lemon, Save Me Orange, and Save Me Watermelon achieved 13.5%, 14.3%, and 8.9% respectively, with viewer counts of 1,323,000; 1,282,000; and 999,000.
RTVE covered the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 with a 9.8% share and 1,016,000 viewers, while Designing Your Love posted 4.6% against 437,000. Serve and Protect registered 7.2% with 616,000 viewers, and La 1’s wild card attained 8.5% and 753,000 viewers. Hunter captured 11.5% and 1,156,000 viewers, and Here’s the World logged 10% with 1,161,000 viewers in a late-evening tally.
Zapping logged 6% and 584,000 viewers, and Better Pass recorded 6.3% with 560,000 viewers. Everything Is a Lie split two ways, at 4.9% with 482,000 and 5.9% with 519,000 respectively. Four a Day delivered 4.6%, with 418,000 viewers, and Four a Day at 20:00 posted 4.1% and 442,000 viewers.
Rick Steves for Europe covered Prague with 2.5% and 257,000 viewers, while Know and Earn achieved 7.2% and 737,000. Great Documentaries posted 4.6% with 413,000, and Documenta2 registered 2.5% and 219,000. Ireland: A March on Celtic Lands drew 2.1% and 194,000 viewers, and Attention Running registered 1% with 101,000 viewers. Documenta2 appeared again with 0.9% and 26,000 viewers, as Movie Mornings featured Attack on the Last Train at 3.8% and 197,000 viewers.
Julie’s Recipes tallied 2.3% and 213,000 viewers, while Afternoon offerings included Antena 3 News 1 at 22.2% with 2,257,000 viewers, News Telecinco at 15:00 with 15% and 1,530,000 viewers, and a News Broadcast at 1 with 9.8% and 1,002,000 viewers. In the night segment, Antena 3 News 2 reached 23.5% and 3,064,000 viewers, and a Newscast 2 tallied 10.3% and 1,372,000 viewers. Telecinco News at 21:00 stood at 9.8% with 1,287,000 viewers, while laSexta News 20:00 logged 6.3% and 677,000 viewers.
Daily shares show Antena 3 at 15.3%, Telecinco at 13%, La 1 at 8.6%, laSexta at 7.2%, Cuatro at 4.6%, and La 2 at 2.6%. On a monthly basis, La 1 led with 13.8%, Antena 3 followed at 13.2%, Telecinco at 10.9%, laSexta at 5.4%, Cuatro at 4.7%, and La 2 at 2.7%.
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