2014 in Italian television

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This is a list of Italian television related events from 2014.

Events

26 May - Micro Petrilli wins the thirteenth season of Grande Fratello.
5 June - Cristina Scuccia wins the second season of The Voice of Italy.
6 December - Racewalker Giusy Versace and her partner Raimondo Todaro win the tenth season of Ballando con le stelle.
11 December - Lorenzo Fragola wins the eighth season of X Factor.

Purché finisca bene (As long as it ends well) – by Fabrizio Costa and others; 4 seasons. It is a cycle of comedies, without recurring actors or characters, inspired by optimism and good feelings, also when treating serious matters, as the economic crisis.[1]
Braccialetti rossi (Red bracelets) – by Giacomo Campiotti, with Carmine Buschini and Aurora Ruffino, Italian version of the Spanish Polseres vermelles; 3 seasons.[2]
Una pallottola nel cuore (A bullet in the heart) – by Luca Manfredi, with Gigi Proietti and Francesca Inaudi; 3 seasons. Proietti is Bruno Palmieri, a crime reporter, active and brave also if, after an attempted murder, he lives with a bullet in the chest.[3]

Beauty and the beast, by Fabrizio Costa, with Bianca Suarez and Alessandro Preziosi, from the homonymous fable; 2 episodes.

Per amore del mio popolo (For my people’s love) – biopic by Antonio Frazzi, with Alessandro Preziosi as don Giuseppe Diana; 2 episodes.[4]
Qualunque cosa succeda – (Whenever it happens) biopic by Albeto Negrin, with Pierfrancesco Favino as Giorgio Ambrosoli.[5]
Mister Ignis, l’operaio che fondò un impero (Mister Ignis, the laborer who founded an empire) – biopic by Luciano Manuzzi, with Lorenzo Flaherty as the domestic appliance tycoon Giovanni Borghi; 2 episodes.
La strada dritta (The straight road) by Carmine Elia, with Ennio Fantastichini as Giuseppe Cova (the engineer who designed the Sun Motorway) and Anita Caprioli; 2 episodes.

Un’altra vita (Another life) – by Cinzia TH Torrini, with Vanessa Incontrada and Daniele Lotti; 6 episodes. An upper class woman, whose existence has been upset by her husband’s arrest, tries to rebuild a life as medical officer in Ponza.[6]
Orfani (Orphans) – cartoon by Armando Traverso, from the Roberto Recchioni and Emiliano Mammucari’s comics; 10 episodes. In an apocalyptic future, a commando of children fights against the aliens invaders.[7]

Impazienti (The impatient ones) – sit-com by Celeste Laudisio, with Enrico Bertolino and Max Tortora. Two crocks, for an insurance scam, are forced to a long cohabitation in an hospital, even though they can't stand each other.[8]
Il candidato – Zucca presidente (The candidate – Zucca for president), sit-com by Ludovico Bassegato, with Filippo Timi, Lunetta Savino and Bebo Storti; 2 seasons. Italian version of the French Hènaut prèsident, it’s the story of a postman become politician, honest but absolutely incompetent, and handled by his cynical staff.[9]

Alla scoperta del Vaticano (Discovering the Vatican City) – by Alberto Angela; 6 episodes.[10]

"Purché finisca bene". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-24.
"Braccialetti rossi". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-24.
"Una pallottola nel cuore". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-24.
"Per amore del mio popolo". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-24.
"Qualunque cosa succeda". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-24.
"Un'altra vita - Episodi - Stagione 1". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-24.
"rai-consumer » Orfani". Retrieved 2021-04-14.
"Impazienti - Extra". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-24.
"Il candidato". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-24.
"rai-consumer » Alla scoperta del Vaticano – Un viaggio esclusivo dentro le mura con Alberto Angela". Retrieved 2021-04-14.

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