When it premiered almost stealthily on Prime Video three years ago, The Jury became the comedy of the moment. With a mockumentary format, it showed the interaction between the various members of a jury. The linchpin that made it a phenomenon was the blend of reality and fiction: the protagonist, Ronald Gladden, was a real person who believed he was actually part of a jury. The truth was that it was all fake and that his fellow jurors were actors, a premise reminiscent of the film The Truman Show. After that experience, the same team has put together a second installment with a completely different setting. The Jury: Corporate Retreat arrives this Friday on Prime Video with three episodes. The next two will premiere on March 27th and the last two on April 3rd.

This Thursday marked the 40th anniversary of the first broadcast of Dragon Ball, the television series that marked a generation of Catalans when it was shown on TV3. After 8 years without publishing new episodes and after several negotiations, the franchise has given the green light to a new season, Dragon Ball Super: Galactic Patrol, created by Toyotaro, disciple of Akira Toriyama, original author of the story of the monkey boy and who died in 2024 due to a cerebral hemorrhage. In this new installment, we will see how Goku and Vegeta join the galactic patrol with the aim of defeating the antagonist Moro.

A quiz show based on guessing exact measurements couldn't predict that its existence would be quantified in just two episodes. RTVE has decided to cancel the show. How much, how much, how much, hosted by Eva Soriano and Aníbal Gómez, faced with ratings that fell short of expectations. The 5.6% audience share obtained this week for a show that was supposed to lead Saturday nights has led to the suspension of filming after only two attempts. Its debut was promising, with a 10.6% audience share. share, but it must be taken into account that at that time it benefited from being shown immediately after a Spanish national football team match that reached 32% and, therefore, lost a good portion of viewers due to drag.

Barça already knows the first part of the road to reaching the dream Champions League final, which will be played on May 30 at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest (Hungary). Hansi Flick's team, who lost last season in a traumatic semifinal against Inter Milan, will begin the top continental competition in mid-September with a match away from Barcelona due to the unavailability of the Camp Nou and Montjuïc stadiums.