Anticipation surrounds Sunrise as it unveils fresh plans for a Wednesday night following its expiration, signaling a bold return to the screen. Elena Rivera leads the cast, with the episode just concluded yesterday to a remarkable audience share and exceedingly strong viewership, underscoring the show’s outdoor success after more than a year on Atresplayer Premium. The project has captured viewers with its energetic blend of suspense, wit, and human drama, drawing a loyal audience that appreciates high-stakes storytelling and character-driven arcs.
Beginning next week, the landscape of Spanish fiction shifts as ACI: High Intellectual Talent returns for a second season. On June 8, the Atresmedia network will premiere new installments of this Franco-Belgian collaboration, a title that sparked surprise when its initial episodes performed well during the previous year. The series has carved out a niche for itself by pairing procedural grit with nuanced humor and psychological depth, keeping audiences engaged through tightly plotted investigations and evolving personal dynamics.
Across the season, the show maintains a steady audience share, with early numbers suggesting continued broad appeal. The program’s ability to blend investigative rigor with a lighter, character-driven tone has helped it stand out in a crowded streaming and broadcast space. As a result, it positions itself as a prominent competitor to other acclaimed crime dramas, such as Dolores: The Truth About the Wanninkhof Case, which Telecinco has leveraged by adding HBO Max documentaries into its slate. The initial free release of the first episode last November helped broaden its reach and set expectations for the new episodes.
Morgane returns as a magnetic figure of intellect, reuniting with Captain Karadec to tackle a fresh string of intricate cases. The dynamic between the two leads anchors the series, offering viewers a mix of analytical prowess and intuitive improvisation that keeps problem-solving compelling.
In the upcoming season, Morgane and Karadec are drawn into cases that test their partnership in new ways. Each episode places them on a distinct trail, requiring them to apply their complementary approaches to outsmart the criminals they pursue. The writers lean into the duo’s differences, using those contrasts to drive suspense and deepen the storytelling.
From a 1970s murder with a lone survivor who now battles Alzheimer’s to a farm robbery that spirals out of control, and a judge found dead in his office, the season threads together a series of dramatic puzzles. Morgane and Karadec must marshal their unique skills, combine analytical reasoning with street-smart instincts, and work in tandem to bring offenders to justice. The storytelling emphasizes character growth alongside procedural intensity, inviting viewers to stay engaged across multiple episodes as the longer arc unfolds.