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TAR 24 Ratings
theschnauzers:
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--- Quote from: theschnauzers on March 02, 2014, 11:46:19 PM ---TAR's final ratings for each episode will now include any viewers who watch the TVGN repeats on Saturdays.
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Do we know that for sure? I thought the "3 day" rule might take precedence here. I was actually thinking that offering another way to watch later could actually HURT our ratings for "first watch".
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CBS did count the repeat airing viewers on the two instances where they repeated episodes, and during the part season the CW repeated episodes one season (season 6 I think) so it seems logical that they would get the TVGN numberf.
Plaidmoon:
Here's the ratings from last night. TAR did get crushed by the Oscars, but it wasn't any worse than last week. In facts, that had a million more viewers but their rating was unchanged. It can only get better from here. From http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/:
TV Ratings Sunday: The Oscars Steady With Last Year, 'The Amazing Race' Flat, '60 Minutes' Up
On ABC, The Oscars earned a preliminary 12.1 adults 18-49 rating from 8:30-11PM, even with last year's preliminary 12.1, though given that the show ran over an hour over, expect adjustments in the final ratings. Your predictions were too optimistic. The Oscars Red Carpet Special garnered a 5.3 at 7PM up 6 percent from last year's preliminary 5.0, a 6.8 at 7:30 up 1 percent from last year's preliminary 6.7 and a 9.1 at 8PM down 1 percent from last year’s preliminary 9.2.
On CBS, 60 Minutes scored a 1.4 adults 18-49 rating up 8 percent from last week’s 1.3. The Amazing Race matched last week's series low 1.5 adults 18-49 rating.
Time Net Show 18-49 Rating/Share Viewers (Millions)
8:00 ABC Oscars Red Carpet Live! 9.1/23 33.30
CBS The Amazing Race 1.5/4 6.04
FOX The Simpsons - R 1.1/3 2.61
8:30 ABC The Oscars - Live (8:30-11PM) 12.1/29 40.17
FOX Bob's Burgers - R 1.1/3 2.34
Marionete:
Could someone please enlighten this European? :lol:
What does the rating and share mean?
And why Leafsfan said (regarding the premiere) that only around 5 mil tuned in to watch, but wikipedia says 6.71 mil viewers? ???
Plaidmoon:
--- Quote from: Marionete on March 03, 2014, 01:49:07 PM ---Could someone please enlighten this European? :lol:
What does the rating and share mean?
And why Leafsfan said (regarding the premiere) that only around 5 mil tuned in to watch, but wikipedia says 6.71 mil viewers? ???
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As I understand it, the rating is the is the percent of all television households that are watching the show. The share is the percentage of all households that actually have their TV turned on that are watching the show. Since many homes aren't watching their TV at a given time, the share is always higher than the rating. I hope someone will correct me if this is wrong.
As for the difference in the viewing numbers, 5 million was the initial number reported last Monday. I expect that the 6.71 million number is what it ended up at after people watched the recorded version from their DVRs. It may count online viewership as well. I'm not sure about that.
purefluff:
I didn't realize that TAR was so much more popular than the Simpsons.
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