La Sexta programming

laSexta (usually shown as laSexta, "The Sixth") is the sixth nationwide broadcast television station in Spain. It is privately owned and began broadcasting in 2006.

National

Series

Maitena: Estados alterados (2008-2009) - daily TV series based on Argentine cartoonist Maitena's work
Qué vida más triste (2008-2010) - a daily short story, originally made as an Internet series, featuring Borja Pérez, a man in his late twenties who still lives with his parents and films himself narrating the different events that happen to him in the Basque town of Basauri
SMS (2006-2007) - former TV series starring Amaia Salamanca, Mario Casas and Martiño Rivas, about the daily life of an upper class high school
La tira (2008-2010) - daily sketch comedy program

Shows

Al rojo vivo - daily commentary on the latest news
Buenafuente (2007-2011) - presented by Andreu Buenafuente
El Intermedio - satirical news show, hosted by El Gran Wyoming
Más vale tarde - vespertine news show hosted by Mamen Mendizánal
El objetivo de Ana Pastor - a weekly report of the latest political events in Spain, introducing the fact-checking style to prove if Spanish politicians have accomplished what they once promised
Pesadilla en la cocina Spanish version of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares
The Refugees
Salvados - Spanish news and documentary show
La Sexta Noche- political debate
Sé lo que hicisteis... (2007-2009) - Deals with Spanish sensationalist media ("Prensa del corazón") with humour and criticism
Zapeando - a humoristic review of other television programmes, mostly Spanish programmes but also American or British programmes. Hosted by Frank Blanco

News

La Sexta Deportes - sports news program
La Sexta Noticias - news program
La Sexta El Tiempo - weather forecast

Sports

Eurobasket
FIFA World Cup - 2006
FIBA World Championship - 2006
Formula One - 2009-2011
La Liga - shared rights with Sogecable and Gol Television

Foreign