“White” returns to Thursday night on Telecinco at 22:00. When the body of 16-year-old Camillo is found in a former noble palace, the San Teodoro police station begins a meticulous investigation. The case strikes a nerve for Blanca, whose charismatic colleague Inspector Michele Luguori finds that the property belongs to Blanca’s family, bringing painful memories back to light. The home also houses Liguori’s eccentric uncle, Count Edoardo. Early suspicions center on Camillo’s friends Arianna and Bartolomeo, who were with him the night he died. Michele attempts to shield some evidence against her uncle, and Edoardo is eventually arrested after claiming that Camillo’s assault was the work of palace ghosts.
In another strand, a new chapter of devotion to new chapters unfolds at 10:30, revealing a tale of romance and risk. Javi awakens to feelings for Andrea, one of the students in a tasting class. Yet, when he meets Marta during a Madrid summer, he realizes he must end things with Andrea. Marta hesitates between giving Mario’s overworked life a chance or taking a chance on Javi, whom she distrusts. As the second part unfolds, neither Javi nor Marta can find a path forward toward being together. The shop runs red, and salvation seems farther away. Marta contemplates a job offer in Spain, and a chance encounter with Javi reconnects them, letting them understand each other more deeply than before.
Keanu Reeves and Charlize Theron together on Antena 3
Antena 3 schedules a fresh screening of the film Sweet November at 22:45. Nelson Moss, a diligent advertising executive, moves through life with a guarded heart. His world shifts when he meets Sara, a radiant woman whose love for wildlife challenges Nelson’s emotional walls. For Sara, sharing this passion is essential, and she offers Nelson a playful arrangement: live with her for a month and learn to see the world through her eyes.
Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffman, parents on La 1
La 1 airs a classic about family and love at 22:15. Four years after Greg Focker’s chaotic wedding weekend with his fiancée’s family—an episode marked by a runaway suitcase, a fire, and a painted cat—trust starts to grow between the newlyweds’ families. The couple must navigate a weekend together for everyone to know each other, with Greg’s father-in-law, Jack, assessing Greg’s parents. What begins as a cross-country hurdle becomes a test of openness and acceptance when Jack discovers the liberal tilt of Greg’s parents, who are portrayed as a dentist and a lawyer who also double as an unconventional household duo.
A new prime-time screening of a true story airs at 22:15. Michael Finkel (Jonah Hill), once a celebrated New York Times reporter, assumes a false identity after crossing paths with Christian Longo (James Franco), a fugitive wanted by the FBI. What follows is a gripping cat-and-mouse pursuit built on real events, tracing Finkel’s relentless hunt for Longo and the moral questions that arise from identity and responsibility.