Some tactical shifts, some silencers and crumbs of new entries: the previews of what we will see next autumn-winter confirm the already seen face of the public government service
The problem is not who won’t work, or will work badly, or worse, or at completely inconvenient time slots. The real crux of the TV that will come next autumn/winter is a slew of faces and programs that, no, don’t promise anything entertaining.
TeleMeloni took its space, moved pawns here and there for a result, as is emerging from the first draft of the schedules that will be officially presented on July 19th of an embarrassing boredom that is unlikely to excite the world of advertising investors. A few names in one breath: Luca Barbareschi, Beatrice Venezi, Massimo Giletti, Morgan, Nunzia De Girolamo, Serena Autieri, Maria Latella. The list is long but will certainly be defined at its worst in the coming days.
For Serena Bortone instead, sufficiently scolded for the Scurati case, a Bulgarian edict-style expulsion is not foreseen because after all it is good to remember that we are dealing with an internal Rai journalist. So “Che sarà” has been said goodbye to forever, she debuts with a halved program only on Saturdays, or rather no, a new program, but without politics, debates, opinions, members of parliament and the like. Trouble. For her only speeches on philosophy and theater, we read in Repubblica, and it makes you laugh a little to think how much appeal a show presented like this will have for the public and it would have been better to directly entrust her with a special on algae. But you know, that these days laughter is a rare thing.
Francesca Bria (part of the Pd) tried to get annoyed in the council by asking the directors of In-depth analysis and Day Time, Paolo Corsini and Angelo Mellone, about the fact that Bortone will have to start from scratch for the umpteenth time with a new full format of limits, thus debasing his professionalism and limiting his freedom, and making all these, let’s say, risky choices, feel a vague smell of retaliation. Yet the answers, strange but true, have not arrived. On the other hand, here comes Elisabetta Gregoraci with “Questions of style” dedicated to the fundamental issues of beauty, Beatrice Venezi with “Musica Maestro”, the “Affari tuo”i with Stefano De Martino and then Morgan in the early evening and the former hyena Antonino Monteleone with “The other Italy”.
However, the insights of Brown Wasp and the “21st century” of Francesco Giorgino. In the three card game the “Drops of Oil” are moved Duilio Giammaria which is hidden in the early afternoon of Friday, sled Riccardo Iacona on the Rai Tre sofa to comfortably seat Massimo Giletti on Monday in prime time and the alternation between “Report” and “Presa diretta” is expected to avoid the risk of crowding investigative journalism.
In short, nothing sensational, nothing shocking but above all nothing. The TV of nothingness is served, soon on Rai channels.
