TV Audience

Rai 1 drama series Don Matteo S15 (Last Episode) 3.875.000/23.3%
Canale 5 Turkish drama series Forbidden Fruit 1.788.000/12.1%
Rai 2 current news Ore 14 di Sera S2 610.000/4.4%
Rai 3 talk show Splendida Cornice S5 943.000/5.6%
NOVE comedy show Only Fun - Comico Show S6 444.000/2.6%
Sky Uno adventure-reality show Pechino Express S13 498.000/2.7%


Don Matteo 15 (Rai 1)
In the highly anticipated season finale, Italy’s most beloved priest-detective and the Spoleto Carabinieri tackle a final, intricate case that tests the community's bonds. Between romantic twists and unexpected resolutions, the series closes this chapter by blending its signature mix of faith, justice, and human warmth.

Forbidden Fruit (Canale 5)
This Turkish drama continues its journey through the high-stakes intrigues of Istanbul’s elite. At the heart of the plot are the ambitions and rivalries of women determined to climb the social ladder, navigating a world of betrayals, secret alliances, and luxurious settings where nothing is as it seems.

Ore 14 di Sera (Rai 2)
Milo Infante hosts an evening news program dedicated to major crime and judicial cases dividing public opinion. Through studio analysis, field reporting, and direct testimonies, the show seeks to shed light on the unsolved mysteries and social issues of contemporary Italy.

Splendida Cornice (Rai 3)
Geppi Cucciari returns with her "cultural show" that blends high-brow art with pop culture and satire. Featuring distinguished guests and artistic performances, the program explores current events and the world of culture through the host’s sharp, original, and humorous lens.

Only Fun – Comico Show (NOVE)
A fast-paced comedy showcase where a troupe of veterans and rising stars take turns on stage with sketches, monologues, and parodies. It is a lighthearted format designed for pure entertainment, focusing on observational humor and lighthearted fun.

Pechino Express 13 (Sky Uno)
TV’s most extreme adventure reality show sees competing pairs racing against time through breathtaking territories. Equipped with only one euro a day and a backpack, the travelers must complete grueling missions and rely on the generosity of local populations to reach the final finish line.