That the series will once again have 22 episodes per season and will be broadcast weekly, that television bulimia will come to an end and that the platforms that despise the customs and customs of traditional television will ultimately realize that the series has endured – and that it will continue to make millions for its broadcast rights are the ones who, over more than twenty episodes, have made us have a closer connection with their characters than with many members of our family.
That in the afternoons of general television we can distinguish one magazine from another, that their tones, topics, staff and presenters no longer seem interchangeable, that they have personality.
The same personality that Telecinco intentionally lost throughout 2023. May the incorporation of Carlos Franganillo be just the first step in redefining a network that today, although benevolent, is little less than a mixed bag. (And have Sálvame come back for a day so they can do a split screen with the news as a transition to see if Franganillo reacts the same way as Piqueras.)
May TVE gradually regain the momentum of bygone times. It's unfair to compare her to the one who went to the barbecue alone, yes. And at the same time, we know that some of their colleagues in other countries are doing better. More public service, more quality, more willingness to go where private companies, by definition, neither want nor can.
The wishes are related to the letter to the Magi and the New Year is more suited to resolutions, but since I enjoy highlighting the great things about television much more than pointing out the bad, my television wishes for 2024 are one Opportunity to let you know that I want to continue writing about television and the best of television. Thanks for reading and watching.
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