The haunting interviews with David Grossman, Liliana Segre and Andriy Shevchenko, the letter from Luciana Littizzetto, the bizarre irony of Nino Frassica and even the tropical fish in the aquarium: After Fabio Fazio’s divorce from Rai, Che tempo che fa resta remains true to itself, It debuts on The Nine and finds its audience once again, marking the historic record for the Warner Bros. Discovery channel.
Result: 2.1 million viewers and a share of 10.5%, five times more than the channel average, second best result of the evening, only behind the Rai1 drama Cuori 2 (2.9 million and 16.8%). The data increases to 2.6 million and 13% when taking into account the simulcast on all channels of the group. “We are back and it was a wonderful surprise to meet you all. I hope I deserve the respect and affection you have shown us,” smiles Fazio, addressing viewers on social media. “I would like to thank from the bottom of my heart, including to Warner Bros. Discovery for believing in us and giving us this opportunity, and to everyone who has been working on a reboot over the past few months, including the technical team of a studio that .” is really extraordinary, they were there up close and did their best. Thanks to all my travel companions, to Luciana, to Nino, thanks to yesterday’s guests.” The road is long: “Of course I know exactly what difficulties lie ahead, but we will face them with great joy, comforted by your presence “, admits the host who yesterday had the effect of waiting and the absence of Serie A football. In particular, his side report on Rai3 paid the price for the success of Che tempo che fa, which was watched by 2 million viewers, which is 11.4 % last Sunday, rose to 1 million 478 thousand with 7.6% yesterday. “Thank you. With all my heart. And above all for your hearts,” writes Littizzetto on Instagram. Warner Bros. Discovery, which has secured Fazio on a four-year deal, is celebrating his “excellent start: We know the distance is that of a marathon, not a sprint, but we couldn’t be happier with such a broad consensus.” says Alessandro Araimo, General Manager Italy & Iberia of the company.
“As a publisher, we are really proud to have proposed a program or an entire evening at the same level as last night,” he adds, underlining the “teamwork” that made it possible for Che tempo che fa to be “as good as possible to reach a broad audience.” “. Che tempo che fa was not only the most watched show of all time on Warner Bros. Discovery channels with 364,000 interactions, but also the most commented on show of the evening and remained at the top of trends throughout the day. Excellent ratings for the new preview, Che tempo che fa and Il Tavolo. “The share of Che tempo che fa on a TV other than Rai is the same that Fabio Fazio had on Rai. It is not Rai that makes the product, but the product that Rai makes. The curtain falls on sovereigntist television. For “Rai can only say that times are getting bad,” comments Osvaldo Napoli of the National Action Secretariat. Social media users are divided, but some point the finger at Rai’s own Aim to miss Che tempo che fa. “Fabio Fazio interviews David Grossman…
Nunzia De Girolamo Fabrizio Corona… the defeat (for everyone) of the public service is here…” we read on X.
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