Pino Insegno, Mercante in Fiera is nearing its end? Judging by the negative reviews of the program (on average between 2 and 2.5%, below the network average), it looks like… Are you already a subscriber? Login here!
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Pino Insegno, Mercante in Fiera is nearing its end? After the show’s negative ratings (between 2 and 2.5% on average, i.e. below the station average), the end of the show is in sight. According to Dagospia, those responsible for Piazza Mazzini have already completed the procedure and decided to cancel. Tg2 would also bear the cost of the low traction, writes Roberto D’Agostino’s website. From January 2024, Insegno will also take over the management of the “L’editore” quiz. The famous show, previously hosted by Flavio Insinna, has always been a fixture on state television in terms of ratings and advertising revenue. For this reason, another flop is feared and Rai only seems to have two options: a definitive cancellation or a possible advance of the time window.
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“The controversy? I don’t see any controversy. The controversy would have to be answered. I also read newspapers, I enjoy hearing things that have never come out of my mouth. But I have to show what I’m worth on the field, I’ve been doing this job for 40 years,” Insegno had said some time ago on the red carpet of the evening dedicated to the presentation of the new Rai offer in Naples.
“My story is visible to everyone, it speaks for me,” he emphasizes, as reporters and cameras crowd around him. And when asked if Prime Minister Meloni wishes him good luck, he spreads his arms and responds with a laugh. “It was exactly 40 years ago, in June, since the first audition. Garinei, Verde and Siena saw me in the Allegra Brigata and Bramieri picked us for Saturday evening on Rai1. Now it is 2023 and it seems right to me to also remember the almost two thousand episodes with the Premiata Ditta.
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