Fabio Fazio's program "Che tempo che fa" made a sensational debut last night on Rai 2, earning a ratings record that's considered excellent on Rai. With an 8,2% share and 907 viewers, it doubled the network's prime time ratings a week ago and beat out competitor Canale 5 and La7 in terms of both audience share and viewership.
In episode number one of the 2019 season, an unbridled Luciana Littizzetto engaged in a hilarious back-and-forth with Fabio Fazio about Matteo Salvini.
“Nice shoes, are you going to Papeete?” “But now that 'Bacioni' has left the government, can I take my things out of the trolley?”
As previously announced, the show aired twice: at 19.30:21.00 pm with “Che tempo che facendo” and at XNUMX:XNUMX pm the classic version of “Che tempo che fa”. Guests of the first episode Enrico Brignano, Federica Pellegrini, Manuel Bortuzzo, the current Miss Italy Carolina Stramare, Mahmood, Daniele Liotti, Fabio Rovazzi, Gino Strada.
The data speaks for itself and therefore it can be said without a shadow of a doubt that the arrival on the second network seems to have started off on the right foot thanks also to the support and determination of the team formed by Luciana Littizzetto, Filippa Lagerback, Nino Frassica, Gigi Marzullo, Il Mago Forest, Raoul Cremona, Ale and Franz.
A live TV joke turns into a media sensation. It happened during "La Pennicanza" on Rai 2, when Fiorello, with a mix of irony and improvisation, dropped what he himself called a "scoop" about Lazio's future.
The host was joking while waiting for a response on the video call from singer Giorgia when, while talking to Biggio, he suddenly changed the subject: "I have a scoop, I learned something. According to Lazio's friends, Lazio will be bought by spring, and I even know by whom. Can I say it? These are rumors, Roman rumors. I can't say it's just a rumor because in Rome, there are streets..."
The fifth season of "Mare Fuori" returns to prime time on Rai 2, focusing on the challenges and emotions of adolescence within the Juvenile Detention Center. The series, co-produced by Rai Fiction and Picomedia, continues to explore the lives of young people from different regions, confirming its commitment to...
Rome - "I'd like not to see life's journey as a race, but if we have to see it as a prize, I've won. Was it worth risking so many years of my life? Was it worth finding myself in such a state of distress now at a time like this? Was it worth being harassed like this?…
EDITORIAL TEAM
Choose the social channel you want to subscribe to