From cake to crumbs in one season. According to rumors not yet confirmed, it seems that the massive presence of Barbara D’Urso on Canale 5 is destined to shrink from next autumn, when it could remain anchored to Afternoon Five letting go be Live – It’s not D’Urso that Domenica Live. Although in the last episode of the Sunday container D’Urso made an appointment in September, Dagospia relaunches news that has already been leaked in recent months and which he would see Lorella Cuccarini at the helm of a new program for Sunday afternoon always on Canale 5. That after the experience more than successful to Friends Lorella found a space all to herself was pretty obvious, even if few would have bet on a traditionally Dursian location like that.
To add a few more details to the rumor is TvBlog, which explains that Mediaset would be thinking of a change of register which could lead to the creation of a completely new program that would have the imprint of a quiz starring the various Italian municipalities, telling something more about the small villages and communities of those places. No more talks, no more news and no more guests: only pure entertainment, a playful and light expedient for a schedule weighed down by the news that is leading an increasingly large slice of viewers to migrate to other platforms in search of softer, less busy and less “trashy” content.
After the criticisms of recent years, it seems that the management really wants to try to reshuffle the cards, keeping away from “thorny” themes and hosts that have attracted more trouble than anything else. Talking about a real passing of the baton between D’Urso and Cuccarini is definitely too early, but it remains that something in Mediaset is changing.
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