There are television presenters who will go down in the history of the small box for some of the most popular, unusual or surreal formats of recent years. Emma García, without a doubt, is one of them. In fact, there are many who still remember one of the spaces that left spectators most stunned. And all, due to the responses of its participants.
However, as the journalist stated this weekend at Fiesta, there came a moment when she was extremely bored. In fact, García confirmed that she would not present it again. This is the Game of your life.
Last Saturday, Emma García interviewed Javier Rigau, Gina Lollobrígida's widower, about the conviction of the singer's assistant, Andrea Piazzola, who could have harmed the singer's health in recent years.
After twenty minutes of chatting, the presenter urged the guest to come personally to the Telecinco set. However, Rigau responded with: "I don't watch much television." Of course, immediately afterwards he wanted to point out something about one of the programs that had impacted him the most and of which he was a follower.
"Many years ago there was a program that I didn't miss that said 'this is true', 'this is a lie' and you presented it," he reminded García. "I'll go wherever you tell me, but I advise you to wait to invite me until the motivations come out," Rigau asked.
After these words, the presenter revealed something that left everyone present amazed. "You know that The Game of Your Life, the program you were talking about, is the only program that I would not present again," she assured. And she revealed the reason: "I got bored."
"At the end I developed so much psychology with the contestants, because I didn't know the answers, I didn't want to know them, because of how they moved, because of how they looked and because of the gestures they made, I said truth or lie. Then, there came a time when it was a a little too much and it didn't motivate me," concluded the presenter.
Be that as it may, the truth is that The game of your life has become one of the most followed formats, especially once it was banished from the grid. And streaming platforms like YouTube still host some of the best moments of the program. What happened on that set is unforgettable.
