The coronavirus lockdown means that for once in your life, there's no need to feel guilty about binge watching box-sets. In fact, you could end up feeling quite virtuous for choosing to watch Spanish language series, a surefire way to improve your castellano!
Media firms are racing to set up television production centres in Madrid following the runaway global success of Spanish series such as Netflix's crime caper "Money Heist".
The first previews of a new TVE drama series have been met with a less than enthusiastic response as Spaniards accused it of being a 'cheap copy' of hit show Peaky Blinders.
The Spanish production company behind 'Pocoyo', a children television's show screened internationally and starring an animated toddler and his animal friends, said Wednesday it had filed for bankruptcy protection.
Last week the BBC's channels disappeared and now expats across much of Europe have also lost reception of ITV and Channel 4. The problem is the result of broadcasters switching to a new satellite but experts say that there may be solutions, depending on where you live.
People in Spain and across Europe who use satellite dishes to receive the BBC's Sky and Freesat transmissions from the UK woke up to blank screens on Thursday morning after the broadcaster migrated its TV and radio channels to a new satellite with a smaller transmission 'footprint'.
Workers at a Spanish regional government television channel fought against its imminent closure on Wednesday by taking control of programming to attack the decision of the regional authorities.
With his high-pitched voice, square spectacles and stubbly chin, Jordi Evole is not your typical dashing television presenter. That doesn't stop three million Spaniards switching on to watch him every Sunday evening.
Telemadrid TV show Cifras y Letras, the equivalent of the British game show Countdown, owes hundreds of thousands of euros to dozens of contestants who have won the competition in the past two years.
