On Friday, June 23, ‘Save Me’ will say goodbye to its audience forever. Some viewers who will be orphaned from their favorite program after fourteen successful years on Telecinco. A decision made from the noble offices of Mediaset despite the fact that the La Fábrica de la Tele format is the most watched option in the afternoons and the leader of its time slot.
A few days before their grand finale, María Patiño and Adela González wanted to tell viewers some small details about what will happen at the program’s farewell. “What is going to be seen and what is going to be done, says the direct on the 23rd, which will be next Friday, it will be something unimaginable”, tell the presenters. “It is a team that has given everything in fourteen years, the roll with a somersault that they are going to do with the farewell is going to be impressive”, they add.
María Patiño also took advantage of this Thursday afternoon to reflect aloud: “There are times when you are in the final stretch, tiredness, sadness, longing invade you… But this team, with two balls. He has started working to give you the best”.
Extends its duration
Adela González makes it clear that the end of ‘Sálvame’ “is going to be magical and unimaginable”. “What we are going to experience in the last minutes of the program … Because we are going to be there until 9:00 p.m. From 4:45 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.”, says the journalist. In this way, on June 23 Telecinco will not broadcast ’25 words’, by Christian Gálvez; nor ‘Chain reaction’, by Ion Aramendi.
‘Sálvame’ gives the jump to Netflix
The journalist Rocco Steinhäuser tells in ‘Versió RAC 1′ that ‘Sálvame’ could have a second life at Mediaset. And it is that La Fábrica de la Tele would be preparing a “transgressive, fun and very crazy” program beyond the small screen and that “it is expected to be released soon.” This new project will have “eight of the best-known faces of ‘Sálvame’” and will take a cabo and Netflix.
