Mercedes Milá returns to television as host of I don't know what you're talking about. An interview program that aims to delve into Spain's recent past through the testimony of young people. Although Milá will not be alone on the set, Inés Hernand joins her as a permanent collaborator.
The topics of each program are very diverse. From the evolution of football from the 70s to the present day to the world of actors then and now. Each topic is seen by the guests, Milá and Hernand addressing them from the present and with a great sense of humor.
On its opening night, the networks have been filled with messages of support for Milá. Most users have been happy to see the presenter on television again. In fact, some have not hesitated to compare her with Pablo Motos, whose program is broadcast at the same time on Antena 3. “More Mercedes Milá and Maruja Torres and less Pablo Motos are needed in this society.”
Although not only the presenter has attracted attention, but Maruja Torres, who was one of tonight's guests, has also been cheered by users. From praise for her words to videos remembering old statements. Some have claimed that Torres and Milá are a “fantasy” tandem.
Although in general I really liked the format and dynamics of the program, not everything has been praise. Various topics and well-known figures in the history of Spain have been discussed. Some, like Lola Flores and Adolfo Suárez, are not so well known by some people in the young audience. For this reason, collaborator Inés Hernand has been especially criticized.
Beyond the criticism, the networks predict a good future for I don't know what you're talking about, filling themselves with messages in favor of the broadcast of the program. Users are delighted. From congratulations on the broadcast to messages like “the first time I need.”
