TV Audience

Rai 1 celebrity talent show Tale e Quale Show S16 — 3.112.000/22.8%
Carlo Conti hosts the season’s penultimate instalment as celebrities transform into iconic Italian and international singers. Combining vocal impressions, choreography and elaborate makeovers, the competition puts versatility and stage presence to the test as contestants chase crucial points ahead of the final.

Canale 5 drama series Viola come il Mare S3 — 1.970.000/14%
Crime and personal challenges intertwine as Viola struggles to follow Max’s advice to approach life more lightly. While Tamara helps investigate a murder outside a clinic, the killing of a young swimmer brings Viola and Max together on another case.

Rai 2 current affairs and reportage Patù – La Passione delle Idee — 239.000/1.6%
Roberto Inciocchi explores contemporary society through reporting, analysis and conversations with prominent guests. Bringing together different perspectives, the programme examines the ideas shaping public debate, including the ways digital culture is transforming communication and our understanding of the world.

Rai 3 investigative programme Chi l’ha Visto? S39 — 963.000/6.6%
Missing-person appeals and unresolved cases remain at the heart of this longstanding investigative programme. Through family testimonies, reporting and calls for information, the show gives visibility to those searching for answers and invites viewers to contribute details that could help investigations.

TV8 cooking show 4 Ristoranti S11 — 350.000/2.5%
Alessandro Borghese brings four restaurateurs together to judge one another’s establishments, assessing the setting, menu, service, value for money and a local speciality. Regional food traditions meet competitive ambition as each contender seeks to prove that their restaurant deserves the top spot.

NOVE entertainment talk show Il Tavolo di Che Tempo Che Fa — 551.667/4.17%
Fabio Fazio gathers familiar faces and celebrity guests around the table for an evening of conversation, comedy and spontaneous exchanges. Blending reactions to the week’s news with improvisation and playful banter, the programme brings the ensemble spirit of Che Tempo Che Fa to a standalone prime-time appointment.