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Not to be confused with ''[[Literature/TheMartianChronicles The Martian Chronicles]]'': the show's title is a pun on the Spanish translation of the book.
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* IssueDrift: The show became a popular show for those opposed to the Iraq War in 2003, an unpopular conflict in Spain: the show saw its ratings boosted after its collaborators largely expressed their hatred of the decision.
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* [[invoked]] ManualMisprint: An unusual TV show variant. On one episode, producers noticed that usually reputable newspaper ''El País'' said in its TV listings that the show was presented by Javier Capitán[[note]]the host of ''El informal'', a comedy panel show aired on Telecinco earlier in the evening[[/note]], not Javier Sardá. Sardá's meltdown that night is a [[https://youtu.be/xlpgSJX0Ta0 sight to behold]].
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* [[invoked]] ManualMisprint: An unusual TV show variant. On one episode, producers noticed that usually reputable newspaper ''El País'' said in its TV listings that the show was presented by Javier Capitán[[note]]the host Capitán and the rest of the team on ''El informal'', a informal''[[note]]a comedy panel chat show aired on Telecinco earlier in the evening[[/note]], not Javier Sardá. Sardá's meltdown that night is a [[https://youtu.be/xlpgSJX0Ta0 sight to behold]].
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* [[invoked]] ManualMisprint: An unusual TV show variant. On one episode, producers noticed that usually reputable newspaper ''El País'' said in its TV listings that the show was presented by Javier Capitán[[note]]the host of ''El informal'', a comedy panel show aired on Telecinco earlier in the evening[[/note]], not Javier Sardá. Sardá's meltdown that night is a [[https://youtu.be/xlpgSJX0Ta0 sight to behold]].
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* PoisonIsEvil: Collaborator Cristina Ortiz Rodríguez was nicknamed ''La veneno'' - "the poison".
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* PoisonIsEvil: Collaborator Cristina Ortiz Rodríguez was nicknamed ''La veneno'' PhonyPsychic: Exploited. In one incident, the show brought on Elena Alexandri and Terry - "the poison".two up-and-coming fortune tellers who ended up accusing each other of being liars[[note]]and it wasn't much of a surprise that they undermined each other.[[/note]] They pretty much lost their careers due to ''Crónicas''.
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: Mariano Mariano.
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** Boris Izaguirre would apparently do this for ages!
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** Boris Izaguirre would apparently do this for ages!too!
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* YouCanLeaveYourHatOn: Susana Reche performed a stripease routine at the end of every episode.
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* YouCanLeaveYourHatOn: Susana Reche performed a stripease routine at the end of every episode.episode.
** Boris Izaguirre would apparently do this for ages!
** Boris Izaguirre would apparently do this for ages!
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** Also [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Mariano Mariano]]'s catchphrase "¿A ti qué te pasa, gilipollas?"[[note]]What's wrong with you, asshole?[[/note]] He never was one to mince his words.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Cross-dressing collaborator Manuel Reyes quickly became nicknamed 'Pozí' when he spoofed various soaps.
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* ParodySue: Carlos Latre's character Bea, "la Becaría". He plays a woman who comes to ''Crónicas'' for work experience.
** Exploited by every other cast member as a reliable way to wind up Sardà!
** Exploited by every other cast member as a reliable way to wind up Sardà!
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* HilariousInHindsight: In the fourth episode of the show on 10 September 1997 Sardà said "It is possible that in 20 years everyone will remember this show."[[note]]Dentro de 20 años es posible que todo el mundo recuerde este programa.[[/note]] They do.
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* AudienceParticipation: Sarda, Galindo and the collaborators would often go and interview audience members.
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* AudienceParticipation: Sarda, Galindo and the collaborators would often go and interview audience members. They'd often ask the audience questions, such as voting on Prime Minister José María Aznar's statement that "Spain's well"[[note]]España se va bien[[/note]]. Even before [[Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire Ask the Audience]] was a thing.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In the fourth episode of the show on 10 September 1997 Sardà said "It is possible that in 20 years everyone will remember this show."[[note]]Dentro de 20 años es posible que todo el mundo recuerde este programa.[[/note]] They do.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first few episodes had a habit of turning the lights off and interviewing guests away from the desk.
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* HollywoodDarkness: See EarlyInstallmentWeirdness, but when the lights went off a couple of blue uplighters came on.
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* CampGay: Boris Izaguirre. The high-pitched voice, the outlandishness... perfect ''Crónicas''.
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* CoordinatedClothes: In at least [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaauc0u4gZA one episode] in 1997, Galindo and Xavier wore the same jacket.
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* CoordinatedClothes: In at least [https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaauc0u4gZA one episode] episode]] in 1997, Galindo and Xavier wore the same jacket.
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* DancePartyEnding: In 1997 the show made a mixtape of various 90s dance songs and played it at least once on the show.
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* CoordinatedClothes: In at least [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaauc0u4gZA one episode] in 1997, Galindo and Xavier wore the same jacket.
* DancePartyEnding: In 1997 the show made a mixtape of various 90s dance songs and played it at least once or twice on the show.
* DancePartyEnding: In 1997 the show made a mixtape of various 90s dance songs and played it at least once or twice on the show.
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* ReunionShow: Quite a random series of these in 2023. Telecinco brought back Sardà for a look back at his favourite moments with his collaborators. Telecinco said it wasn't to be considered a one-off reboot.[[note]]If it gets good ratings, don't be surprised if it comes back.[[/note]]
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* ReunionShow: Quite a random series of these in 2023. Telecinco brought back Sardà for a look back at his favourite moments with his collaborators. Telecinco said it wasn't to be considered a one-off reboot.[[note]]If it gets good [[note]]It got great ratings, don't be surprised if it comes back.[[/note]]
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* RunningGag: In the first series, Sardà used to look at both sides of the studio as though he were unsure before entering.
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* ReunionEpisode: Quite a random one in 2023. Telecinco brought back Sardà for a look back at his favourite moments with his collaborators. Telecinco said it wasn't to be considered a one-off reboot.[[note]]If it gets good ratings, don't be surprised if it comes back.[[/note]]
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* ReunionEpisode: ReunionShow: Quite a random one series of these in 2023. Telecinco brought back Sardà for a look back at his favourite moments with his collaborators. Telecinco said it wasn't to be considered a one-off reboot.[[note]]If it gets good ratings, don't be surprised if it comes back.[[/note]]
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* [[Catchphrase]]: "Bueno, vale, de acuerdo" (cue audience applause).
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* SpiritualSuccessor: After its cancellation, many on this show moved over to the phenomenon that is ''[[Series/ElHormiguero El Hormiguero]]''.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: After its cancellation, many on this show moved over to the phenomenon that is ''[[Series/ElHormiguero El Hormiguero]]''.SpaceElves: Galindo.
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* WagonTrainToTheStars: The show's set was based on a spaceship (or the 90s equivalent).
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A Spanish chat show broadcast from 1997 until 2005 on Telecinco and was pretty much the biggest thing on TV during its time. Presented by Xávier Sarda and, until 2002, "Galindo", a Martian played by dwarf character actor Martí Galindo; this show combined fun, shoe slapping and interviews to become almost invincible in the late-night slot from Mondays to Thursdays.
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* AudienceParticipation: Sarda, Galindo and the collaborators would often go and interview audience members.
* BullyingTheDisabled: Sarda even had to pay damages after what was considered to be quite a condescending interview with a disabled man.
* Catchphrase: "Bueno, vale, de acuerdo" (cue audience applause).
* DancePartyEnding: In 1997 the show made a mixtape of various 90s dance songs and played it at least once on the show.
* GoodIsNotSoft: Galindo's a fairly mild-mannered guy, but even he has been caught to physically abuse guests he doesn't like.
* PoisonIsEvil: Collaborator Cristina Ortiz Rodríguez was nicknamed ''La veneno'' - "the poison".
* RealityTelevision: In its later years, the show pretty much became a discussion point for all of Telecinco's new reality shows, including ''[[Series/BigBrother Gran Hermano]]''.
* ShoeSlap: Galindo used this improvised weapon at least once on the show.
* SpiritualSuccessor: After its cancellation, many on this show moved over to the phenomenon that is ''[[Series/ElHormiguero El Hormiguero]]''.
* TabloidMelodrama: Used on this show like hell.
* YouCanLeaveYourHatOn: Susana Reche performed a stripease routine at the end of every episode.
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! This show contains examples of:
* AudienceParticipation: Sarda, Galindo and the collaborators would often go and interview audience members.
* BullyingTheDisabled: Sarda even had to pay damages after what was considered to be quite a condescending interview with a disabled man.
* Catchphrase: "Bueno, vale, de acuerdo" (cue audience applause).
* DancePartyEnding: In 1997 the show made a mixtape of various 90s dance songs and played it at least once on the show.
* GoodIsNotSoft: Galindo's a fairly mild-mannered guy, but even he has been caught to physically abuse guests he doesn't like.
* PoisonIsEvil: Collaborator Cristina Ortiz Rodríguez was nicknamed ''La veneno'' - "the poison".
* RealityTelevision: In its later years, the show pretty much became a discussion point for all of Telecinco's new reality shows, including ''[[Series/BigBrother Gran Hermano]]''.
* ShoeSlap: Galindo used this improvised weapon at least once on the show.
* SpiritualSuccessor: After its cancellation, many on this show moved over to the phenomenon that is ''[[Series/ElHormiguero El Hormiguero]]''.
* TabloidMelodrama: Used on this show like hell.
* YouCanLeaveYourHatOn: Susana Reche performed a stripease routine at the end of every episode.
