UniMás' reality show ¡Siéntese Quien Pueda! has introduced new rules that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. In an unexpected twist, two panelists, Alejandra Jaramillo and Kerly Ruiz, were punished in the latest episode, leaving them surprised by the decision.

The panelists who receive the most votes from viewers during the "face-to-face" confrontation with their nominated counterpart will now be punished, but not eliminated. They will have to work on a specific task - to get a special report - and will be assigned a particular area in the studio. However, they will not have the right to wardrobe or makeup, and their intervention in daily debates will be limited to when host Julián Gil grants them the floor.

The punishment challenge for the panelists is to take on the task of getting a special or exclusive report and presenting it on the program within a week. If two panelists are punished at the same time, they will compete against each other, with their fellow panelists, along with a special guest and an invited jury, deciding the winning report of the week.

The winner will return to their corresponding seat on the main set of ¡Siéntese Quien Pueda!, resuming all their rights as a panelist, and without any task to present. However, the loser will continue in the punished corner, preparing another task to present the following week, thus competing with the new punished.

In the reality show's dynamics, there are the "saved," which is the panelist who wins the challenge assigned by host Julián Gil on Mondays, making them immune from being nominated that week. Every Tuesday, there will be a vote to choose the best challenge, which will be in charge of the week's special guest.

The nominated panelists are those randomly chosen by the public on Wednesdays. They face a tough "face-to-face" on Thursdays, debating a current topic. Whoever receives the most votes from the TV audience, through the show's website, is chosen for punishment on Fridays.

¡Siéntese Quien Pueda! has broken several exclusives presented by panelists, including Kerly Ruiz, Karla Gómez, Alejandra Jaramillo, Vanessa Arias, Álex Rodríguez, and Luis Alfonso Borrego, since it began airing on UniMás screens. The show's format has already won an unprecedented segment on entertainment news programs, as it showcases panelists' interactions in a reality show format.

The show is hosted by Julián Gil and airs in the United States from Monday to Friday at 7 PM / 6c on UNIMÁS, Univision's sister network. Viewers can vote by visiting the website https://sientesequienpueda.com/. The program is produced for TelevisaUnivision by We Love Entertainment, the production company of Carlos Mesber.