El intermedio debuts on laSexta with El Gran Wyoming as host
The satirical news programme El intermedio premiered on Spanish channel laSexta in April 2006, presented by comedian and presenter El Gran Wyoming.
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El intermedio premiered on laSexta, a Spanish national private television channel, in April 2006. The programme was a satirical take on current affairs, presented by José Miguel Monzón, better known as El Gran Wyoming.
Wyoming was already a familiar face on Spanish television, having fronted earlier comedy and satire shows. On El intermedio he opened each edition with a monologue mocking the day's political and media news, in a format that mixed humour with pointed criticism of those in power.
The show became one of laSexta's flagship programmes and helped define the channel's early identity. Over the years it built a team of reporters and collaborators who produced sketches and street interviews, and it became a long-running fixture of Spanish late-evening television. Wyoming's role as its main presenter made him the face of the programme, which is why news of his departure marks the end of a long chapter for the show.
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