After several days full of controversy due to Jordi Cruz's reaction to the abandonment of a contestant - which later came to nothing because both made peace publicly - the twelfth edition of Masterchef has returned to the fray with a new broadcast of the reality show, in which has not made any mention of the Catalan chef's lack of empathy as it is a recorded program.
However, there has also been room for a new wave of indignation from the audience. This discomfort has been triggered due to a new change in the broadcast schedule of the culinary reality show, which has been delayed more than usual.
Masterchef was scheduled for 10:45 p.m., but it wasn't until 11:05 p.m. that viewers were able to start enjoying the contest. This 20-minute delay was caused by the extension of the Telediario, which had an interview with President Pedro Sánchez, who recently announced that he will continue to head the Government of Spain. Thus, the public channel has moved its entire nighttime offering to accommodate the socialist leader's explanations.
This incident has reignited general discontent among the audience, especially considering everything that has surrounded the program in recent days. Thus, as can be seen in
Another user, seeing that it was getting late and the program was not starting, decided to turn off the television: "I'm going to sleep. It is unacceptable that a program that lasts three hours starts at 11:05 p.m."
A rather angry tweeter has thrown a question into the air: "Who was the genius who thought that a worker who gets up at 6 in the morning can stay until the end?" There have also been those who have used thicker words: "Fuck it."
