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Archive => RFF Archived Boards => The Amazing Race 28 => Topic started by: bottle on February 13, 2016, 10:04:19 AM
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http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/02/ratings-news-13th-february-2016.html
1.2 for the premiere :)
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and more viewers than any episode of last season (besides the finale ofc)
That's great Up 20% from the finale too Maybe it will adjust up too :hearts:
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http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/02/13/tv-ratings-friday-feb-12-2016/
6.12? (Just spied on FB not sure if it's one yall trust)
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That's TAR26-numbers! :hearts: :hearts: :hearts:
Here's hoping it goes up, up, and higher, I did notice a LOT of "I didn't know it was on" comments on social media yesterday.
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Adversely, I also noticed a ton of "I turned it off by the halfway point. Worst cast ever" comments. I think it's going to drop by the week.
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Adversely, I also noticed a ton of "I turned it off by the halfway point. Worst cast ever" comments. I think it's going to drop by the week.
Here's some numbers to show that:
8:00 - 6.42 million (#1), A18-49: 1.3/5
8:30 - 5.82 million (#1), A18-49: 1.2/4
http://programminginsider.com/ratings/respectable-return-for-the-amazing-race-on-cbs/
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At least we've been consistent in the 1.0-1.2 demo for the past 4 seasons ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
At least The Amazing Race seems to be solid as a rock.
(http://i.imgur.com/fC0uf0x.png)
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It won the 8:00 hour. So as long as it can do that, CBS should be happy.
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Adversely, I also noticed a ton of "I turned it off by the halfway point. Worst cast ever" comments. I think it's going to drop by the week.
People is pretty dumb sometimes. They judge the season before they watch it. Of course the first 15 minutes, where they have to present the cast is the less fun, but it all turns better when they start to race. I think almost everybody dislikes the cast at first, but after watched the episode, it's totally a great season. But well, you know, Facebook fans aren't the most "clever".
Let's hope the people give to TAR a second chance and they increase the ratings. :P
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People will whinge regardless of the cast. They all have a nostalgia of sorts with older seasons. However it's extremely irritating to say anyone is not a normal person or "average joe". All these people made something of themselves by themselves.
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People is pretty dumb sometimes.
True dat. lmao
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People will whinge regardless of the cast. They all have a nostalgia of sorts with older seasons. However it's extremely irritating to say anyone is not a normal person or "average joe". All these people made something of themselves by themselves.
+2
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I guess this discussion would go here too. But how did the show do on social media?
I remember #AmazingRace trending on Twitter and Facebook for TAR27's premiere. But I didn't see it trending on Friday. Only some Tyler & Korey hashtag in the US.
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It was def trending.
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It was def trending.
And, may I add, Worldwide!
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(http://i.imgur.com/Qw2SYgB.jpg)
I don't think TAR 27 had it's cast release trending :lol:
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(http://i.imgur.com/Qw2SYgB.jpg)
I don't think TAR 27 had it's cast release trending :lol:
Where did you got it?
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I saw it on both twitter and FB.
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Must have been trending only a short time. Didn't see it all, but definitely remember seeing it trending previous seasons. I did see Tyler & Korey trending in the US though.
Another interesting online measure is Google Trends.
For "Amazing Race": https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=Amazing%20Race&date=today%2012-m&cmpt=q&tz=Etc%2FGMT%2B8
and "The Amazing Race": https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=The%20Amazing%20Race&date=today%2012-m&cmpt=q&tz=Etc%2FGMT%2B8
It seems there was slightly less interest this premiere week than there has been for at least TAR26's finale week and TAR27's premiere and finale weeks.
I don't think TAR 27 had it's cast release trending :lol:
Maybe not. But it was definitely trending when it premiered.
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Wow the amazing race adjusted up :luvya: 1.3. and 6 million viewers http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/
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Those are live plus same day numbers. Nielsen still has Live plus 7 days (no longer mentioning live plus 3, so I assume that's no longer produced) and that will have the largest bulk of time shifted viewing.
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Wow the amazing race adjusted up :luvya: 1.3. and 6 million viewers http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/
This means it was rated higher than any episode of last season
And highest numbers since TAR26 Episode 5!
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Since The Good Wife is on its final season, will we be seeing TAR moving back to Sunday nights if the ratings stay solid or somehow improve?
A 6 million average is pretty good for viewership, but as the season progresses it's more likely the younger one-team viewers will tune out once their team to look out for is eliminated. Let's hope ratings + viewers can stay stagnant.
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UGH. March Madness!
One week is one thing, but TWO is something else. Can someone look and see what happened to 26's ratings then? Can't be good...
TAR26 was consistently 1.3-1.2, then post-break it plumetted to inconsistent 1.2-1.0 ratings. :(
Episodes 1 to 4 had 1.5, 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 ratings respectively (unless we're looking at different sources and wikipedia is incorrect).
It returned after the fortnight break with a rating of 1.3 and then stayed consistently at 1.1 until the very finale.
So directly after the break the show wasn't affected, the way I see it. The ratings (and viewership as well) started decreasing only later.
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Since The Good Wife is on its final season, will we be seeing TAR moving back to Sunday nights if the ratings stay solid or somehow improve?
A 6 million average is pretty good for viewership, but as the season progresses it's more likely the younger one-team viewers will tune out once their team to look out for is eliminated. Let's hope ratings + viewers can stay stagnant.
CSI: Cyber is most likely toast and with The Good Wife gone, there are two big holes on CBS's Sunday schedule.
Ironically, TAR on Friday for this premiere did much better than the average of CBS's Sunday shows this season.
Here's praying the ratings stick for this season, as CBS is definitely experimenting with returning Reality TV to Sundays (Undercover Boss premiered for about 4 episodes on Sunday before heading back to Friday), and if the ratings were good enough, TAR is potentially headed back.
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Back to 1.1 but almost 6 million viewers :( If it adjusts up it might tie #1 for its timeslot
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-friday-ratings-2-19-2016.html
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Rachel, just a remider, the key here is how many additional eyeballs CBS picks up on all platforms within 7 days after broadcast. Nielsen has quit reporting live plus three after live plus same day.
Live plus seven day is what counts. And until we hear some number to show how much it is happening this season, it would be difficult to make judgments like that. All I've seen is that TAR tends to pick up around 50% in the demo and a but more in the total audience, both of which would be about where TAR was 5 years/10 seasons ago or more. Given the overall deterioration and fragmentation of the broadcast nets overall numbers with cable, alternative platforms and other (streaming and download) holding those numbers with live plus 7 puts TAR ahead of the pattern, and not behind.
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Wiki is focused on the overnights and live plus same days. The media is. but the networks and the advertisers aren't. CBS for instance is monetizing the On Demand service on cable by including all of the commercials that ran on air during the episode, even the network promos for shows that ran that night before the episode even became accessible on demand.
So those eyeballs will get counted at live plus 7 and live plus 30. CBS apparently is doing the same thing on its CBS All-Access as well. (Think about what this means, please.) And the only way to avoid commercials to to use Amazon or I-Tunes to buy the episodes singly or as a season pass. (And CBS makes money on that too.
No, they're not going to shoot a gift horse in the mouth now that the figured out how to get commercials in and use it to get advertisers to buy time. Keep those things in mind.
Note: This was originally in the scheduling thread and without that context, this loses some meaning from not being with the immediately preceding posts about scheduling this season compared to last spring. Just an fyi for those who are confused about what led to this post.
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Final Rattings are in: No adjustment
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/02/22/friday-final-ratings-feb-19-2016/
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If you average the 2 ABC shows, Dr. Ken pulled them down enough that TAR squeaked out a narrow 1st place in the 8-9 PM time slot. :yess:
I'm not sure it works that way though.
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Final Rattings are in: No adjustment
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/02/22/friday-final-ratings-feb-19-2016/
Those aren't "final" thats live plus seven that are "final."
That's just the live with the same day adjustment.
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This week ratings: http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-friday-ratings-2-26-2016.html
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http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/02/27/tv-ratings-friday-feb-26-2016/
(http://i.imgur.com/XFGykqI.png)
Tied with Last Man Standing for #1 but with less viewers...
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This week ratings: http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-friday-ratings-2-26-2016.html
Welcome :wel2 doctor.nguyencaonhan
By the way half hours were 1.1. and 1.0. so hopefully it won't adjust down :(
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A 1.3 was the highest rating of the night, so hopefully CBS doesn't take too much issue with a 1.1 rating. Not a bad result if they can hold that level this season. Been relatively stable since starting on Fridays.
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Rachel, just a remider, the key here is how many additional eyeballs CBS picks up on all platforms within 7 days after broadcast. Nielsen has quit reporting live plus three after live plus same day.
Live plus seven day is what counts. And until we hear some number to show how much it is happening this season, it would be difficult to make judgments like that. All I've seen is that TAR tends to pick up around 50% in the demo and a but more in the total audience, both of which would be about where TAR was 5 years/10 seasons ago or more. Given the overall deterioration and fragmentation of the broadcast nets overall numbers with cable, alternative platforms and other (streaming and download) holding those numbers with live plus 7 puts TAR ahead of the pattern, and not behind.
Alrighty, got it. Thanks, schnauzers! :tup:
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Final Rattings are in: No adjustment
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/02/22/friday-final-ratings-feb-19-2016/
Those aren't "final" thats live plus seven that are "final."
That's just the live with the same day adjustment.
Sorry. I was just going off the title of the article.
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I just needed to chime in here with the comparison that the show's ratings are in line with where they were 5 years ago. That is simply not true. Season 18 averaged around a 2.5-2.9 rating in the demo (same day rating, and DVR gains were still a factor back then as well).
The current season is averaging about a 1.2 rating. I'm not privy to exactly how the first 2 episodes performed in Live+7, but it didn't show up in the top 25, so it wasn't more than a 0.6 gain. So definitely less than a 2.0 total rating, as opposed to probably around a 3.0 rating after DVR numbers 5 years ago, or at least a 33% decline.
To be fair, that is very common in today's age. All shows that were on 5 years ago have experienced drops, from Survivor to Greys anatomy. And while it's true that internet streaming is more of a factor than it was 5 years ago, it's such a miniscule portion of the market. Same day ratings (technically C+3 ratings) are still the primary source of paying the bills, as well as sponsorships. I think we'll be fine for seasons 29 and 30 at our current levels. CBS has bigger problems to worry about.
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I just needed to chime in here with the comparison that the show's ratings are in line with where they were 5 years ago. That is simply not true. Season 18 averaged around a 2.5-2.9 rating in the demo (same day rating, and DVR gains were still a factor back then as well).
The current season is averaging about a 1.2 rating. I'm not privy to exactly how the first 2 episodes performed in Live+7, but it didn't show up in the top 25, so it wasn't more than a 0.6 gain. So definitely less than a 2.0 total rating, as opposed to probably around a 3.0 rating after DVR numbers 5 years ago, or at least a 33% decline.
To be fair, that is very common in today's age. All shows that were on 5 years ago have experienced drops, from Survivor to Greys anatomy. And while it's true that internet streaming is more of a factor than it was 5 years ago, it's such a miniscule portion of the market. Same day ratings (technically C+3 ratings) are still the primary source of paying the bills, as well as sponsorships. I think we'll be fine for seasons 29 and 30 at our current levels. CBS has bigger problems to worry about.
Definitely agree with this statement. :tup:
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TheRabbi, the only way we will know for certain is when we get to see live plus seven, or even live plus 30 data. If you read what I've said, I have consistently pointed to live plus seven as showing basically no change, especially with all the alternate viewing platforms taken into account.
Y'all insist on playing around with the shorter time frame numbers, while the advertisers and the networks have moved on to live plus seven and CBS has moved on to live plus 30, and for new shows projections as to live plus 30. That is why shows are rarely being cancelled after a very few weeks, instead the networks are using initial and extended season orders especially for first seasons to kill off poor performers without "cancelling" them, and why shows starting to fade get shortened season orders and unfavorable time slots. (Example Person of Interest, which has yet to be set for a season premiere for a 13-episode order, and for which CBS had promised would premiere before the end of the spring season, i.e., May sweeps. A virtual impossibility at this point.)
Don't forget TAR makes money for CBS from its production costs, its overall revenue, including the syndication fees for the show worldwide, and it wouldn't surprise me if the show is whlly funded between placement fees from advertisers and the international syndication fees. This explains Survivor and Big Brother's survival while American Idol is dying.
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Y'all insist on playing around with the shorter time frame numbers, while the advertisers and the networks have moved on to live plus seven and CBS has moved on to live plus 30, and for new shows projections as to live plus 30.
This is not necessarily true. Look at the following CBS Shows: (All examples of the past 5 years)
-Angel From Hell (Yanked from the schedule after 5 episodes)
-NYC 22 (Cancelled after 4 episodes)
-Made in Jersey (Cancelled after 2 episodes and yanked from the schedule)
-We Are Men (Cancelled after 2 episodes)
-The Millers (Cancelled 4 episodes into Season Two)
-The McCarthys (Cancelled after 11 episodes and yanked from the schedule)
-Friends With Better Lives (Cancelled after 5 episodes)
-Battle Creek (Cancelled after 9 episodes)
I would say that CBS definitely still tracks Live and factors that. DVR means something, but it's not that heavy on weight, as live still matters the most.
To paraphrase from the TV Grim Reaper/Cancellation Bear:
"DVR + X do not f***ing matter."
This explains Survivor and Big Brother's survival while American Idol is dying.
The irony is American Idol is pulling much better numbers than Survivor and BB despite being cancelled, both Live and DVR.
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http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/03/ratings-news-5th-march-2016.html
Last Man Standing wasn't on so we won the timeslot.
Weirdly, we are as flat as last week with a 1.1 and 5.78 million viewers. EXACTLY THE SAME.
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Wasn't it 5.69 last week? Not that it really matters, just not exactly the same. :grins: :lol:
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http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/03/ratings-news-5th-march-2016.html (http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/03/ratings-news-5th-march-2016.html)
Last Man Standing wasn't on so we won the timeslot.
Weirdly, we are as flat as last week with a 1.1 and 5.78 million viewers. EXACTLY THE SAME.
What is interesting is that the TAR lead in kept CBS on top for the whole night even with both those shows being ReRuns. :yess:
Last Man Standing was on but also a rerun, right?
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TheRabbi, the only way we will know for certain is when we get to see live plus seven, or even live plus 30 data. If you read what I've said, I have consistently pointed to live plus seven as showing basically no change, especially with all the alternate viewing platforms taken into account.
I've absolutely read what you've been saying, I just respectfully disagree. There has been a sizable change. Have you seen Live + 7 numbers for the season 28 premiere yet? (I'm genuinely asking and curious, I'm not trying to be a dick). I saw the top 25 listing, and TAR wasn't on there, which means it had to have gained 0.6 or less, from its 1.3 premiere Live + same day. So either, way, it's less than a 2.0 Live + 7 rating. As I noted further up, 5 years ago the show was routinely doing 2.5's - 2.9's in the same day ratings. DVR's existed back then as well, so while I don't have the +7 numbers for 5 years ago either, I'm just taking a very conservative estimate and saying we may have averaged a 3.0 Live +7 rating 5 years ago, compared to less than a 2.0 rating now, which is a significant dip.
I'm also curious and/or worried about Ford dropping their sponsorship. No mentions in TAR27 or thus far in 28. That had to be a decent revenue stream for the show, so maybe Ford wasn't happy with the results and/or portrayal. Losing sponsors is a sure path to eventual demise of a show. They did get Fitbit as a sponsor for 26 and 27 at least, though I haven't heard it mentioned yet this season.
Those "alternate viewing platforms" you mention are such a miniscule portion of the market that it doesn't put a big dent into how networks make their dollars. Internet streaming is counted by the hundreds or thousands. Television viewers are counted by the millions. The online market is certainly there (and slowly growing), but TV ad revenue is where the majority of the bills are paid, and that is still primarily Live Commercial ratings.
Live plus 30 is even less relevant. If movie companies are advertising the weekend's new release during the show, they don't care who is seeing that ad 30 days from now when the movie is already gone. Ads are meant to be seen immediately for their effect. Networks keep promoting these numbers, since they are obviously the highest numbers they have, including everyone that has watched the program to that point, but advertisers are still sticklers for the smaller window of the first few days.
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... DVR's existed back then as well, so while I don't have the +7 numbers for 5 years ago either, I'm just taking a very conservative estimate and saying we may have averaged a 3.0 Live +7 rating 5 years ago, compared to less than a 2.0 rating now, which is a significant dip.
I'm also curious and/or worried about Ford dropping their sponsorship. No mentions in TAR27 or thus far in 28. That had to be a decent revenue stream for the show, so maybe Ford wasn't happy with the results and/or portrayal. Losing sponsors is a sure path to eventual demise of a show. They did get Fitbit as a sponsor for 26 and 27 at least, though I haven't heard it mentioned yet this season.
The change from Sunday to Friday accounts for a lot of that dip.
I am also worried about sponsors. If we were to lose Travelocity we would be dead. FitBit was a good 'fit" and gave us some good tasks, sad to see it not around again. Where is the selfies stick sponsor? ???. We could REALLY use a bank credit card tie-in aka TARCanada. Really nice to see REI last night! We had some online ads from LLBean last season, not seeing them now either, their clothing would have been a great tie-in. REI could supply some cold weather gear, will be interesting to see if we see anything in the Chamonix leg.
Ford I heard was not so happy with its cars being made to look bad/difficult to drive by racers who were unable to drive stick. (Hence the quotes from 27 racers about them being bugged by production to take lessons etc). But also heard that the change also happened at a time of a big Ford International reorganization/belt tightening which may have severely limited available sponsor funds...so who knows. In any case, it was a HUGE loss to us, and the tasks it generated, and the prizes offered as well. I miss them. (and Snapple, they were awesome!!)
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No thanking all our lucky stars!!
#gnomelove
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Mention of all the alternate viewing streams in the US market is because that is what Nielsen is now including in the plus 30 data (it has said this in press releases) and because ultimately that is what the network is looking at. The few times I have seen plus seven data reported, it has shown a 50 percent increase over live plus same day data where TAR is concerned. Live plus thirty simplu hasn't been reported, but it stands to reason those would be higher numbers.
As to sponsorships. Ford underwent a major world-wide reorganization/consolidation and they haven't been doing a lot of advertising on US television at all. GM has, and Chysler/Fiat has, but Ford not so much unless it is local dealer advertising. Travelocity took a timeout, apparently. No advertising and fewer prizes than in past seasons. And we haven't seen any Fitbit advertising this season either. CBS keeps saying it is getting completely dols out advertiers after the May upfronts every year the past several years, so it is hard to figure what is going on. Maybe the advertisers just don't like Friday nights?
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I would say that our chances would be definitely better if we went back to Sundays. Friday is a weak, weak night.
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Travelocity was alive and well for us this week!!
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Final Rattings are in - No adjustment.
Source: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/03/07/friday-final-ratings-march-4-2016/
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We won the time period and led in for a CBS sweep of the night despite reruns. Not bad!
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As long as we stay with that 1.0 - 1.3, I think we should be fine.
http://tvratingsguide.blogspot.com/2016/03/reality-shows-renewcancel-watch-what.html
TV Ratings Guide has us as Certain to be Renewed!
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It has been somewhat discouraging to see the lower ratings on Fridays, but there's one thing to keep in mind. CBS knows that ratings in general are lower on Fridays and it's not specific to TAR. What would CBS run on Friday nights at 8 PM that would be doing better than TAR?
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As long as we stay with that 1.0 - 1.3, I think we should be fine.
http://tvratingsguide.blogspot.com/2016/03/reality-shows-renewcancel-watch-what.html
TV Ratings Guide has us as Certain to be Renewed!
Glad to hear that!
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Unfortunately, I can't find the source, as it's been a long time, but I've read that in households that earn over $200k The Amazing Race is almost tied with Survivor for ratings, and they're quite good. It might be helpful around the renewal decision.
Also this season seems to have helped with bringing in younger viewers.
Season 27 had 0.6/3 rating in A18-34 and 0.4/3 in T12-17, while Season 28 had 0.7/4 in A18-34 and 0.8/5 in T12-17.
(Source: RJK, Spottedratings)
I will try to ask for data about the ratings in the T12-17 category for the recent episodes to see how many of the younger viewers stayed around.
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1.0 this week, :|
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-friday-ratings-3-11-2016.html
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(http://i.imgur.com/uOxl2cO.png)
1.0. No surprise there, when Last Man Standing (new) is lower, so is TAR (as we have always either matched or beat Last Man Standing).
Source: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/03/12/tv-ratings-friday-march-11-2016/
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I went looking for the Live + 7 DVR ratings that CBS uses and found that they are out for the first 3 episodes of TAR 28. Weeks 1 and 2 TAR did not make any of the top 25 lists, so it isn't known how it did, but for week 3, TAR did make the list for greatest percentage gain among viewers 18-49. It finished tied for 24th with several shows, having gone from a 1.1 rating to a 1.8, a gain of 64%. Not bad at all!
:wohoo: :conf: :trampb: :cheer: :wohoo:
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/03/14/broadcast-live-7-ratings-feb-22-28-2016/ (http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/03/14/broadcast-live-7-ratings-feb-22-28-2016/)
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Great for the show but that's basically TAR24 Sunday number average live :lol:
It goes to show that this show still has a pulse, if it pulled TAR24's average on a DVR spot on a FRIDAY, imagine how much better a good, regular (non-gimmick) season would do if it returns to Sundays, both Live and DVR.
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This is pretty late, but no adustments done to the show, up or down.
Source: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/03/14/friday-final-ratings-march-11-2016/
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Hey, I saw this on the TAR reddit and it looks like great news for TAR.
http://www.vulture.com/2016/03/2015-2016-tv-season-in-one-depressing-chart.html#
The annoying thing is that TAR's time slot competitor Last Man Standing is also unchanged.
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Hey, I saw this on the TAR reddit and it looks like great news for TAR.
http://www.vulture.com/2016/03/2015-2016-tv-season-in-one-depressing-chart.html#
The annoying thing is that TAR's time slot competitor Last Man Standing is also unchanged.
Already renewed! :conf:
We can chill for now but the numbers still definitely matter :lol:
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(http://i.imgur.com/cd4CHvP.png)
Up one-tenth after the three week break and an increase of 0.21 million viewers. Not too shabby! But then, again, everything else was on reruns so we'll see lol. Highest rated episode of the season not counting the premiere! :hearts: :hearts: :hearts:
Source: http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/04/ratings-news-2nd-april-2016.html
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This also hasn't been reported yet, but Leg 5 made it to the Top 25 DVR Broadcast gains as well!
Very nice 0.6 leap for the show.
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/03/28/broadcast-live-7-ratings-march-7-13-2016/
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(http://i.imgur.com/mTBdj9l.png)
Only a -100,000 viewer decrease from last week.
Source: http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/04/ratings-news-9th-april-2016.html
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Ignore =P
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It's nicely strange that there's no drop in viewership after the 2-week gap.
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It's nicely strange that there's no drop in viewership after the 2-week gap.
And it won the timeslot!
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Last Man Standing had more viewers....
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Last Man Standing had more viewers....
It's all about that 18-49.
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(http://i.imgur.com/m3RW2a4.png)
TAR goes Fractional for the first time ever... a 0.9 and a Series Low :(
Source: http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/04/ratings-news-16th-april-2016.html
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This is further reasoning why we need to go back to Sundays. :groan:
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I don't understand, this season has been great, and I think it's way better than season 27. Maybe Sundays were a better option. :(
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Ouch.
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I don't understand, this season has been great, and I think it's way better than season 27. Maybe Sundays were a better option. :(
Casuals REALLY hate this cast (I'm sure you already knew that though :p)
I agree, this has been way better than TAR 27 :(
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Not surprise at all. I love CBS reality trio. But while I'm still waiting every week to watch Survivor and Big Brother, I watch the Race because it's just the show that I used to love.
I think the problem is not because it's not on Sunday. This show's still good if it can deliver 1.2 or 1.3 each episode on Friday. The casts and challenges make people lose their interests. I guess the social influencers don't influence people as much as they thought, huh.
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:(
we need to move back to sunday (:;)
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At this rate, it's no excuse. We need Sundays back or else we're not gonna make it another year.
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With some CBS shows is ending this year, could this mean move of time slot for TAR?
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Good news, but still a season low.
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Good news, but still a season low.
Which is also a series low as well, of course.
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Good news, but still a season low.
Which is also a series low as well, of course.
Nope. The TAR25 Singapore Episode remains a series low, both for viewers and the 18-49 share.
Lowest rated episode, viewer wise, was still TAR26's Africa two-parter.
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Really? I loved the Africa episode, a favorite! ???
Just remember that these ratings are not as important as they used to be. 7 day ratings including delayed watching play a more important role. But the bottom line is sponsors.
TAR is a staple, I think we are good for now in any time slot, and I have hopes for a better one!
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I think a show they know has done well enough for many many years is gonna be on their keep list. Changing it up there are risks and unlikely anything will ever have the longevity of their RTV trio
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:hrt: We are good for now anyway.
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Nope. The TAR25 Singapore Episode remains a series low, both for viewers and the 18-49 share.
Lowest rated episode, viewer wise, was still TAR26's Africa two-parter.
Well, it's still a series low if it ties the record. And the TAR25 Singapore Leg aired Thanksgiving weekend..
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1.0 with 5.46 million viewers. Down from last week.
Source: http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/04/ratings-news-23rd-april-2016.html
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Will next season be remain to air on Fridays or not? ???
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Will next season be remain to air on Fridays or not? ???
We'll find out when CBS announces the schedule later in the year. Fingers crossed it's back to Sundays.
If not.... I don't think we'll be able to survive past 30 :(
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Will next season be remain to air on Fridays or not? ???
We'll find out when CBS announces the schedule later in the year. Fingers crossed it's back to Sundays.
If not.... I don't think we'll be able to survive past 30 :(
Oh... I can't even watch the last episode because my WiFi failed so no internet... anyway hoping TAR will move its time slot next season. :pray:
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Dubai adjusted to a 1.5 via DVR... barely there but still in the Top 25 DVR boosts.
50% boost in adults 18-49 and 29% boost in overall viewers. Not bad but it's the lowest rated amongst the CBS Friday shows.
Source: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/04/23/broadcast-live-3-ratings-april-11-17-2016/
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ouch :lol:
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Already posted above.
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Already posted above.
fixed :lol:
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Also I've been analysing Sunday ratings and wow they are down by a lot.
The highest it hits now is a 1.6 and that's Little Big Shots on NBC. Everything else is either fractional or 1.0-1.2 only.
It's almost as dead as Fridays. Would TAR get much higher ratings if it had that football lead-in if we were moved back to Sundays? It's certainly a possibility.
Wednesdays after Survivor is a big no-no though. Up against Empire and Modern Family... It's gonna get murdered there.
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Our best hope for Sundays would be after Good Wife is done, assume Madame President moves to 9PM and we could be the 8PM lead in in that slot.
How does that look?
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Our best hope for Sundays would be after Good Wife is done, assume Madame President moves to 9PM and we could be the 8PM lead in in that slot.
How does that look?
That would actually be decent! I think what a good strategy for CBS would be to test out the fall season (29) on Sundays first for a few weeks like they did Undercover Boss this season move it to Fridays and then check the numbers.
I have heard chatter that Undercover Boss might be headed back to Sundays, and if they go then TAR moves too I would think.
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Our best hope for Sundays would be after Good Wife is done, assume Madame President moves to 9PM and we could be the 8PM lead in in that slot.
How does that look?
That would actually be decent! I think what a good strategy for CBS would be to test out the fall season (29) on Sundays first for a few weeks like they did Undercover Boss this season move it to Fridays and then check the numbers.
I have heard chatter that Undercover Boss might be headed back to Sundays, and if they go then TAR moves too I would think.
There is a new political drama produced by the same makers of The Good Wife called "Brain Dead" starting in the summer (writing sounds cringe-inducing from the promotion in my opinion), and knowing long-running dramas always airs on Sunday primetime, I see Brain Dead in the Sunday schedule after a Madam Secr. episode and Undercover Boss airing its seasonal run on Fridays after TAR28 wraps up.
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Viewers increased but still 0.9 this week
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http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/04/ratings-news-30th-april-2016.html
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http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/04/ratings-news-30th-april-2016.html
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http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/04/ratings-news-30th-april-2016.html
According to tvbythenumbers, viewers decreased in the coveted 18-49 demo/
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Yikes a 0.9... we won the timeslot but still... that is NOT good.
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Unless we get adjusted up, that will be our 18-49 demo SERIES LOW.
Overall viewers low is still TAR25 Singapore.
Also...
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/04/30/broadcast-live-3-ratings-april-18-24-2016/
Last week had a +0.5 increase in Live + 3 for the 18-49 demo but did NOT make the Top 25 for viewer increase.
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50% increase in 18-49?? That is pretty darned good!!
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From what I read, this past week is finals for many high school and college students, (or this week for others) in the U.S. and Canada, FWIW. That would have an impact on the 18-49 demo. Those viewers might not show up until the plus 30 figures since the viewing delay may be over a week, or via streaming.
(And in my day, spring finals were late May-early June, so the end of April is a bit mind boggling to me.)
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No adjustment. Definite series low and the first time ever that the show has gone fractional. Ouch!
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/05/02/friday-final-ratings-april-29-2016/
50% increase in 18-49?? That is pretty darned good!!
It's not good considering its doing the worst in DVR amongst the other Friday shows.
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http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/05/ratings-news-7th-may-2016.html?utm_source=Trending&utm_medium=Trending
Only 0.9 this week and the number of viewers is even lower than Season 25 Leg 9
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Hopefully there's a bit of a finale bump (people tuning in at the end just to see who won still counts). The team that went home last night had the second largest number of followers of the cast, so most of those viewers are probably lost next week.
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An actual series low. 0.9 with 5.25 million viewers.
We won the timeslot again but still... not good.
Source: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/05/07/tv-ratings-friday-may-6-2016/
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Winning the time slot is great! And so is providing a lead-in to help CBS take the lead across the board for the whole night!
This seems to be a reflection of the night vs the show to me..
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Interesting... it was one of the Top Five programs of the night. (Still, it's May. Ratings are supposed to be down.)
Ticking up to a 1.0 but still the worst-rated finale of the show's history, even lower than 27 (previous low) due to its viewers!
Source: http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/05/ratings-news-14th-may-2016.html
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Adjusted up (and now in the Top 4 for the night)! No longer the lowest rated finale, TAR27 still holds that record :)
Source: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/05/16/friday-final-ratings-may-13-2016/
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http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2016/05/23/broadcast-live-7-ratings-may-2-8-2016/
Leg 11 jumped 67% to a 1.5 and consistent with Leg 10's DVR gain.
(No use reporting these numbers since we're not on Fall anyway but yolo)