On February 24, Canale 5 aired the thirty-fourth episode of Grande Fratello, packed with surprises, confrontations, and unexpected twists. The night featured fan engagement through a flash televote, resulting in the selection of the first female finalist, Jessica Morlacchi, who joins Lorenzo Spolverato on the path to the ultimate victory.
The episode opened with tension between Shaila Gatta and Helena Prestes. Gatta even performed a song aimed at Prestes, reflecting their strained relationship. Meanwhile, Stefania Orlando shared heartfelt reflections about her ex-husband, stating, "For me, he represented a husband, a lover, a father, a son. We reconnected a few months ago, as friends. Even if it feels strange to say it,” which highlighted the emotional depth of the evening.
Touching moments continued as Tommaso Franchi connected with his beloved grandmother, Albamaria—showing the heartwarming side of the Big Brother experience. The night concluded with nominations from the previous episode. Iago Garcia was ousted from the Big Brother house, and viewers are facing another flash televote involving Amanda Lecciso, Chiara Cainelli, Maria Teresa Ruta, and Zeudi Di Palma, leaving fans eagerly wondering who will be saved.
On February 25, the brand-new episode of the Turkish series Tradimento aired on Canale 5 during the afternoon slot. The episode is also available for streaming on Mediaset Infinity. The plot followed Yesim, who, troubled by her inability to contact Selime, the babysitter responsible for her daughter Oyku, returns to Istanbul, only to discover everyone has vanished and the child’s documents have disappeared.
Yesim is thrust back to urgency, quickly seeking assistance from the police. Surveillance footage reveals her daughter is with Umit, leading to dramatic developments as the police raid Guzide’s home, where they find Umit with Oyku.
The explorative episode showcases how familial bonds and protective instincts come under pressure, engaging audiences with relatable themes of concern and rescue. Episodes of Tradimento are broadcast from Monday to Friday at 14:10, with special weekend slots at 14:45 and 21:20 on Sunday. Viewers are encouraged to enjoy additional exclusive content available on Mediaset Infinity.
Looking forward, viewers can anticipate the arrival of Il Turco, featuring star Can Yaman, who portrays the character Balaban Agha, set during the historical backdrop of the second Siege of Vienna. Although no specific air date has been announced for the Italian premiere, the international debut is slated for March 21.
Mediaset has released the first Italian trailer for the series, which showcases Yaman’s character’s transformation from an outlaw to hero, finding refuge and acceptance within the quaint community of Moena, Trentino. Unlike his previous roles, the Turkish actor has ventured to perform his scenes in English, raising excitement among his dedicated fanbase as they adapt to this new facet of his career.
Il Turco is based on Orhan Yeniaras's book, detailing the adventure of Yenicer Hasan Balaban, capturing the nuances of adapting to new cultures and overcoming aggressive adversities. Despite initial misconceptions, Balaban is portrayed as someone striving to safeguard the village from oppression, led by his half-brother, intertwining personal conflicts with larger historical narratives.
Fans are eager to see how Can Yaman's character evolves and the challenges he’ll face as he transitions from villain to savior, drawing viewers not only for the stellar performances but also for the captivating storytelling. Stay tuned as Mediaset continues to keep audiences posted with weekly programming updates, ensuring fans don’t miss out on anything vibrant and thrilling!