Telecinko presents the second premiere of Truth, kicking off at 10 PM. After Carmen and Rafa are removed from the competition, the celebrities draw lots to determine their next tests. A fresh workday begins as they serve as guides and demonstrators on a Salto del Limón excursion for a group of tourists. Their tasks include mounting horse saddles to collect guests, escorting them to destinations with everything they need, and organizing a birthday celebration. The team that triumphs on the final practice day advances to the second immunity challenge, where they must expertly carry a tray of drinks across a slippery platform. The couple performing best will earn an anti-stress facial massage while the other partners take care of the cleanup. At night, a new Star Ceremony sees two new couples nominated and facing an expulsion game that decides which pair will finally exit the competition.
Antenna 3 signs bets on the premiere of the French drama at 22:45 with ACI: High Intellectual Capacity. The third season opens after Morgane and Blackdec share a kiss, yet romance remains rocky. While he stays committed, his former partner resurfaces, alive and starting a new life with another woman in England. Morgane also confronts a fractured family for the third time, a house under strain, and a determined father aiming to reclaim his life, alongside his professional partner Serge Alvaro. In this season, Morgane becomes indispensable at the station. New episodes will reveal how she blends genius with her wild side. The hero must keep engaging with his heart to decide his own path as the investigation threads tighten.
Spokespersons of the seven parties will meet at La 1
On the air tonight at 22:00, the open-to-discussion program unfolds. Organized by RTVE, the debate will stream live on La 1, Canal 24 Horas, TVE Internacional, Radio Nacional, Radio 5, Radio Exterior, the RTVE website, and the RTVE Play platform. Participating spokespeople include PSOE (Patxi López), PP (Cuca Gamarra), VOX (Iván Espinosa de los Monteros), Sumar (Aina Vidal), ERC (Gabriel Rufián), PNV (Aitor Esteban), and EH Bildu (Oskar Matute). The 125-minute program is divided into four thematic blocks: economics; social policy; territorial policy; and state and post-election agreements. Each participant also gets one golden minute for a final spin. The order of opening and closing each block, along with speaker positions on the set, was determined by random draw. Timings will be tracked by professional sports referees.
Four Betting on the final program of the season from 22:50 Horizon. The episode surveys recent shark attacks on bathers worldwide and a pod of killer whales trailing pleasure boats in the Strait of Gibraltar. It also delves into cognitive concerns like mental fog, memory lapses, confusion, and disorientation observed in some Covid-19 survivors months after infection. Tomás Segura, head of Neurology at Albacete University Hospital, joins to discuss these issues. Simultaneously, Iker Jiménez welcomes Mariah Oliver, co-founder and ex-member of the Latin King and Queen Nation in Spain, and the first woman to join them, sharing how life shifted after leaving the group. The discussion touches on potential risks from the latest AI advances.
Chicote, star of laSexta
Beginning at 22:30, line four features ¿Will you eat it? Alberto Chicote seeks to verify whether restaurant mushrooms are always safe to eat and if they are acquired in line with safety standards before they reach the plate. Mushrooms hold a special place in Spanish gastronomy and are sometimes hailed as a superfood. Throughout the show, the chef demonstrates how mushrooms are legally sourced and how their traceability is verified from harvest to table, aided by a forest patrol that checks their presence in the wild. Mushrooms attract illegal collectors, making this episode timely and informative.