Reality Show ‘La Talpa’ Ended Early Due to Low Ratings

Now it’s official, ‘La Talpa’ is closing its doors early. After days of speculation and rumors, Mediaset has confirmed this. The reality show, which returned to television after 16 years, did not produce the expected results for Canale 5, hosted by Diletta Leotta. After the first episode was watched by 2 million 250 thousand viewers and had a share of 14.04 percent, the number of viewers of the second episode initially dropped to 1 million 917 thousand, but the first episode dropped to 1 million 917 thousand viewers. The final blow came after the third episode, which was watched by only 1,572,000 viewers on November 18. 10.57% share. These figures led Mediaset executives to decide to close the show early. Tonight, on Monday, November 25, we will find out who ‘La Talpa’ is on television. The mask of ‘La Talpa’ 2025 will be revealed tonight at Canale 5. The fourth episode of the reality show hosted by Diletta Leotta, scheduled to be broadcast in prime time on Canale 5 this evening, will be a super final episode with a tight edit. , as well as the fifth and sixth chapters. Monday’s grand finale will feature special challenges and eliminations from the last three episodes, and the talking part will intensify. However, the entire fourth, fifth and sixth episodes of ‘La Talpa’ will be available on Infinity. Contestants currently in the game include Andreas Muller, Veronica Peparini, Andrea Preti, Marina La Rosa, Orian Ichaki, Alessandro Egger, Lucilla Agosti and Gilles Rocca. We estimate that tonight’s episode will run until 1:30 a.m., with a hasty edit by the writers to include the final three stages of the game. Three full episodes, originally planned to air on Canale 5, will be uploaded to Mediaset Infinity, giving the most loyal viewers the chance to watch the final episodes in their original duration. The news of ‘La Talpa’s’ early closure clearly shook the heroes of the Canale 5 reality show. Marina La Rosa expressed her disappointment and Gilles Rocca said on social media: ‘You need courage to change things; People often complain about what’s on TV and don’t give them the opportunity to enjoy new programs. Try to look at innovations with different eyes, without criticizing a homeowner who does his job with elegance and professionalism.’ The author of the program, Marco Salvati, said in an episode of 361 Lounge: ‘Diletta was not an authority decision, but an institutional decision. When he first took over as a prime-time reality show host on Canale 5, they gave him perhaps the most complex reality show ever. Paola Perego did it very well, but she had a lot of experience and directed the live broadcast as if it were her own. He needs to get used to the environment. It is prepared very well. We don’t guide him on the headset; We tell him the next topic or suggest if he missed something. He is dedicated to his job, hard-working and never loses his cool despite the intense pace.’ Mediaset stopped the live broadcast in this program and focused everything on the web platform: ‘It is an innovative program, there is a new presenter, it has no studio, no audience, no live show. We took a risk by proposing a new production model at the company’s request.’