Mediaset has decided to cancel Save me. This was the bombshell news that we were able to find out on Friday afternoon from the newspaper El Mundo. According to the outlet, the company's new board of directors has decided to put an end to the Telecinco afternoon program, after more than 14 years on the air.
The date chosen to dismiss the program is June 16. A piece of news that has caught everyone off guard and that no one expected. Mainly the protagonists of the program themselves, who found out at the same time that the news was published, according to what La Vanguardia has learned.
Although it has been unexpected news, it is true that since the new board of directors arrived in Fuencarral there have been several rumors about a possible cancellation of the program, including the end of Jorge Javier Vázquez's own contract. Since the departure of Paolo Vasile, the new management team is trying to change the image of the chain with new formats and new faces. And Sálvame would not fall within the tastes of the new dome, according to information from El Mundo.
Now that the news has come to light, the question that remains in the air is: Who will occupy that time slot? Well the answer is easy, Ana Rosa Quintana. According to the newspaper El Mundo, the presenter of the Telecinco morning program would be in charge of occupying that time slot, given the good work and trust that the managers have with the production company that produces the program and that also carries Ya es mediodía.
Another of the great doubts that remain is that if the presenter occupies the afternoons, the morning would be left without its fundamental pillar. But according to the newspaper El Mundo, this mystery would also be resolved. The presenter would be present in the morning leading the political table and then she would delegate the rest of the program to her partner Joaquín Prat.
After her speech in the morning, Ana Rosa Quintana would take command of the new format in the afternoon, as the outlet has well reported. In this way, Quintana's production company would have a much greater presence in the audiovisual group and would leave La Fabrica de la tele with fewer programs behind it.
