TVE is implementing measures to recover momentum for Todos contra 1 after secret audience metrics captured in its latest episodes. Following a schedule shift, the public broadcaster will split the competition, hosted by Rodrigo Vázquez and Raúl Gómez, into two daily slots and air on Mondays and Tuesdays in La 1’s access prime time at 22:00.
The show, now presented in two installments per week, is introducing several notable enhancements in its format. A standout change is the top prize, which contestants and home viewers using the program app can win through a doubling mechanism. Each delivery offers a potential prize of 50,000 euros, adding a tangible incentive to both on-air participants and remote fans engaged with the show’s digital platform.
In addition to featuring guests and live challenges, the competition is adjusting the number of tests. The plan is to increase the testing sequence from ten to five in these new installments, while maintaining certain strategic elements. Importantly, competitors will still have the option to employ tools such as the Brother-in-law and Provincial Joker within the first four rounds of play, preserving familiar strategic choices for players and viewers alike.
It is worth noting that Todos contra 1 recorded a downward shift in its peak audience times. When it began, aligned with the Spanish King’s Cup matches broadcast on the channel for several weeks, the program launched with an audience share around 9.6 percent and an average audience of approximately 918,000 viewers. The following week saw a slight rise to about 9.9 percent, though total viewership dipped to around 737,000 viewers.
In its third segment, the production from Zeppelin, known for projects such as The Secret Story and GH, experienced another notable decrease. The show garnered a roughly 5.8 percent share and about 538,000 viewers, with headlining figures initially reported around 5 percent versus 432,000 and later around 5.2 percent against 486,000. Despite moving the broadcast window from Thursday to Tuesday, the ratings did not show a meaningful rebound in the weeks that followed.