TV Audience

Rai 1 drama series Il Commissario Ricciardi S3 (Last episode) 3.724.000/22.1%
Canale 5 reality show Grande Fratello S19 1.887.000/14.5%
Rai 2 comedy show Lo Spaesato S2 723.000/4.3%
Rai 3 talk show Lo Stato delle Cose S2 1.077.000/7.2%
TV8 comedy show GialappaShow S6 793.000/4.9%
NOVE cooking show Little Big Italy S8 (Rerun) 411.000/2.3%



Rai 1’s Il Commissario Ricciardi closed its third season set in 1930s Naples, where Commissioner Luigi Alfredo Ricciardi investigates new cases steeped in noir atmospheres and emotional complexity. His secret ability to witness the victims’ final moments continues to shape a story that balances duty, sentiment, and destiny. On Canale 5, the 19th edition of Grande Fratello brings a new group of contestants into the iconic House, where constant surveillance frames evolving dynamics, alliances, conflicts, and strategic gameplay. Rai 2’s Lo Spaesato enters its second season with a humorous exploration of the peculiarities and contradictions of contemporary Italy. Through sketches, encounters, and ironic observations, the show amplifies the sense of displacement at its core. Rai 3 follows with Lo Stato delle Cose, a talk show that deepens its analytical approach in its second season. Interviews, reports, and studio discussions explore key social and political issues in Italy and abroad. On TV8, GialappaShow reaches its sixth season, driven by the Gialappa’s Band’s trademark irreverent commentary on television, pop culture, and current events. Sketches, clips, and guest appearances sustain the program’s fast-paced comedic rhythm.


Love Bugs (TV8, sitcom – new edition): After four successful seasons on Mediaset, Love Bugs returns with a new edition featuring Brenda Lodigiani and Michele Rosiello. Their relationship unfolds through short, rapid sketches that reflect the complexities of modern love in a hyper-connected era, where smartphones often act as an intrusive third presence. This reboot reinterprets the iconic early-2000s phenomenon for today’s digital society while maintaining the timeless comedic core of jealousy, misunderstandings, and family tensions. Produced by Blu Yazmine under the creative supervision of Ivan Cotroneo, the series brings fresh warmth and humor to the most widely adapted scripted format in television history. It debuted with 268.000 viewers (1.4% of share).