Whoa MLP's ratings are higher than Transformers Prime? :O That's cool.
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Whoa MLP's ratings are higher than Transformers Prime? :O That's cool.
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Adult Swim Toonami Ratings.
Bleach: 1,060,000 (12 AM) and 580,000 (3 AM)
Deadman Wonderland: 860,000 (12:30 AM) and 557,000 (3:30 AM)
Casshern Sins: 796,000 (1 AM) and 488,000 (4 AM)
Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood: 699,000 (1:30 AM) and 473,000 (4:30 AM)
Ghost in the Shell: 2nd Gig: 698,000 (2 AM) and 450,000 (5 AM)I
Cowboy Bebop: 669,000 (2:30 AM) and 419,000 (5:30 AM)
Are these ratings any good? I'm hoping they are.
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Total viewers are completely irrelevant. Only the demo is relevant.
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Well, then we are in luck, cuz the shows scored No 1 in their respective demographics.
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To answer your question:
According to Jason DeMarco (VP of Adult Swim’s marketing and programming), “[Toonami] did OKAY. Not bad but not measurably better than the week before. We need to do better. Hopefully we will!”
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Then total viewers DO Matter. If it did No 1 in demographics, where else to improve but total viewers.
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Just because you're #1 in your timeslot, that doesn't mean you can't improve.Originally Posted by Yonkou255
Also #1 in the demo is PR nonsense. Especiall if eveything else on the channel is doing that much better in tougher timeslots. Saturdays are generally ratings graveyards anyway.
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Then where do you suggest they improve?
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Can anyone tell me how well Ultimate Spider-Man is doing compared to Avengers: EMH?
"The common man is the most powerful man. Long live the proletariat."
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By getting more viewers in the demo, of course. My entire point is that total viewers is not an accurate metric because the only viewers that matter are those in the demo, namely 18-49.
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Ah I see. Sorry to bother you.
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Bad news guys. Legend of Korra scored a super low rating.
Final K6-11 Ratings for Saturday, May 26, 2012 Broadcast Networks only (Live + SD Data):
Source: Disney Research from Nielsen Media Research Data
CW (Toonzai) 0.4/2Avg. (7a-12p)
Cubix 0.2/2; Cubix 0.3/3; Sonic X 0.6/4; Sonic X 0.6/3; Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal 0.5/2; Yu-Gi-Oh 0.4/2; Dragon Ball Z Kai 0.3/2; Dragon Ball Z Kai 0.4/2; Tai Chi Chasers 0.5/2; Yu-Gi-Oh 0.6/3
NBC (Qubo on NBC)Avg. 0.2/1 (10a-1p)
Zula Patrol 0.1/1; Shelldon 0.2/1; Jane and the Dragon 0.1/1; Babar 0.1/1; Willa's Wild Life 0.2/1; Pearlie 0.2/1
CBS (CookieJarTV) 0.2/1 Avg. (7-10a/10a-12p)
Doodlebops 0.0/0; Doodlebops 0.1/1; Busytown Mysteries 0.1/1; Danger Rangers 0.4/2; Busytown Mysteries 0.3/1; Horseland 0.4/2
Final K6-11 Ratings for Saturday, May 26, 2012 Cable Networks only (Live + SD Data):
Source: Disney Research from Nielsen Media Research Data
NICKELODEON 2.7/15 Avg. (7a-1p)
T.U.F.F. Puppy 0.9/11; T.U.F.F. Puppy 1.7/15; Fairly OddParents Movie: School's Out (1x60) 3.4/21; SpongeBob SquarePants 3.9/19; SpongeBob SquarePants 4.3/20; SpongeBob SquarePants 4.3/21; SpongeBob SquarePants 4.2/21; Legend of Korra 2.0/10; Penguins of Madagascar 1.9/9; Power Rangers Samurai 1.3/6; SpongeBob SquarePants 1.7/9
DISNEY CHANNEL 2.5/14 Avg. (7a-1p)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 1.3/15; Doc McStuffins 1.7/16; Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 1.7/11; Jake and the Never Land 2.2/13, Phineas and Ferb 3.1/15; Phineas and Ferb 3.5/17; Phineas and Ferb 3.2/16; Tron: Uprising, Becks Beginning 1.9/10; Austin & Ally 2.4/12; A.N.T. Farm 2.8/14; Wizards of Waverly Place 3.0/15; Wizards of Waverly Place 2.7/14;
CARTOON NETWORK 1.9/11 Avg. (7a-1p)
Johnny Test 1.2/14; Redakai: Conquer/Kairu 0.9/8; Beyblade: Metal Masters 1.7/11; Pokemon B&W: Rival Destinies 1.8/10; Ben 10: Ultimate Alien 1.7/9; Thundercats 1.7/8; The Green Lantern 1.5/8; Young Justice: Invasion 1.8/9; Adventure Time 2.6/13
DISNEY XD 1.1/6 Avg. (7a-1p)
Suite Life of Zack & Cody 0.9/11; Phineas and Ferb 0.9/8; Phineas and Ferb 1.1/7; Kick Buttowski 1.0/6; Big Fat Liar (1x120) 1.2/6; Lab Rats 1.1/5; Lab Rats 1.4/7; Lab Rats 1.3/6; Lab Rats 1.3/7
I really hope its because there was no new episode that week...
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Cartoon Network's ratings don't go past 11:30 unless that 2.6 for Adventure Time is the average for the entire marathon. It'd be more useful to see the 11:00 ratings for that show as well as the 11:30. As is, we can't be sure what happened to the 3.5 millionish viewers that Disney and Nick lost when they got to the 11AM timespot. If it is a total for the marathon, we don't know whether a lot of them went over to Adventure Time when it started and the ratings decreased during the rest of the marathon or if they went somewhere else altogether, whether a different channel or not watching television at all. The time of day makes me think it was the latter since it was also Memorial Day weekend on top of being a repeat and people probably had other things to do.
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Saturday, June 9, 2012
Spongebob -10 AM: 3.147 million viewers, 0.61 A18-49 -10:30 AM: 3.261 million viewers, 0.70 A18-49
Legend of Korra -11 AM: 3.580 million viewers, 0.98 A18-49
iCarly -8 PM: 2.362 million viewers, 0.44 A18-49
Victorious -8:30 PM: 2.603 million viewers, 0.48 A18-49
Hey, Nickelodeon execs, Korra is beating the rest of your major franchises. SHE'S THE STAR OF YOUR NETWORK AND YOU GOTTA DEAL WITH IT!
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Yup, she's awesome.
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Only total viewers (age 2+) are listed (in millions, e.g. 1.234 = 1,234,000 viewers). Keep in mind this isn’t the most important number (demo ratings are), but these numbers are what we see most frequently.Hidden:
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Mother of spoiler tags.
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http://www.nickandmore.com/2013/01/08/the-hub-ratings-highlights-for-december-31-2012-january-6-2013/
via The Hub press release:
SUCCESSFUL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMING EVENTS AND SLATE
OF NETWORK MOVIE PREMIERES DRIVE STRONG NEW YEAR START
FOR THE HUB TV NETWORKWeek Powered by Marathons Including “My Little Pony Friendship is Magic,”LOS ANGELES – The Hub TV Network got a solid jumpstart on the New Year with strong performances of series holiday marathons and Hub TV Network premieres of multiple movies that collectively delivered significant year-over-year audience growth for the week of December 31, 2012 – January 6, 2013.
“Pound Puppies,” and Network Movie Premieres Including “Ice Age,” “Nightmare Before Christmas” and Superman and Batman Feature Films
Successful New Year’s Day marathons of its hit series “My Little Pony Friendship is Magic” and Pound Puppies” kicked off a week that also included outstanding audience deliveries for the powerful Saturday morning block of “My Little Pony Friendship is Magic” and the new hit series “Littlest Pet Shop.” “My Little Pony Friendship is Magic,” “Littlest Pet Shop” and Pound Puppies” are produced by Hasbro Studios.
The week was also driven by Hub TV premieres of a slate of popular feature films including Open Season, Ice Age, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Superman III, Batman Returns and Batman & Robin.
For the week in Total Day, The Hub earned significant year-to-year delivery gains across all key target demographics including Kids 2-11 (+63%), Kids 6-11 (+56%), Women 18-49 (+69%), Adults 18-49 (+50%), Persons 2+ (+67%) and Households (+52%).
In Prime (Monday – Sunday, 8–11 p.m. ET), The Hub earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+26%), Kids 6-11 (+8%), Women 18-49 (+41%), Adults 18-49 (+37%), Persons 2+ (+46%) and Households (+42%).
Weekly Highlights (all times ET)
Daypart Performance
- In Total Day, The Hub earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+63%, 57,000), Kids 6-11 (+56%, 28,000), Women 18-49 (+69%, 27,000), Adults 18-49 (+50%, 48,000), Persons 2+ (+67%, 140,000) and Households (+52%, 94,000).
Program Performance
- In Prime (Monday – Sunday, 8-11 p.m.), The Hub earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+26%, 43,000), Kids 6-11 (+8%, 27,000), Women 18-49 (+41%, 31,000), Adults 18-49 (+37%, 59,000), Persons 2+ (+46%, 165,000) and Households (+42%, 109,000).
- The New Year’s Day-long “Puppies, Pony and Premiere Movies” event (Tuesday, 6 a.m.–10 p.m.), earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+214%, 113,000), Kids 6-11 (+212%, 53,000), Women 18-49 (+317%, 50,000), Adults 18-49 (+221% 90,000), Persons 2+ (+220%, 266,000) and Households (+114%, 158,000).
- “Pound Puppies” and “My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic” (6 a.m.–4 p.m.) earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+159%, 88,000), Kids 6-11 (+200%, 39,000), Women 18-49 (+271%, 26,000), Adults 18-49 (+236% 47,000), Persons 2+ (+178%, 164,000) and Households (+68%, 96,000).
- The block of Hub TV Network premieres featuring “Open Season”, “Ice Age” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas” (4–10 p.m.) earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+280%, 156,000), Kids 6-11 (+213%, 75,000), Women 18-49 (+350%, 90,000), Adults 18-49 (+212% 162,000), Persons 2+ (+250%, 437,000) and Households (+157%, 260,000).
- A new episode of “Littlest Pet Shop” (Saturday, 11:30 a.m.) earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+594%, 229,000), Kids 6-11 (+507%, 91,000), Women 18-49 (+200%, 39,000), Adults 18-49 (+393%, 69,000), Persons 2+ (+604%, 338,000) and Households (+393%, 222,000).
- Saturday’s power block of “My Little Pony Friendship is Magic” and “Littlest Pet Shop” (10 a.m. – Noon) earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+93%, 137,000), Kids 6-11 (+179%, 67,000), Women 18-49 (+14%, 32,000), Adults 18-49 (+14%, 49,000), Persons 2+ (+74%, 218,000) and Households (+93%, 160,000).
- The network premiere of “Batman & Robin” (Sunday, 4:30 p.m.) earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+21%, 88,000), Kids 6-11 (+4%, 50,000), Women 18-49 (+49%, 58,000), Adults 18-49 (+37% 96,000), Persons 2+ (+41%, 221,000) and Households (+65%, 177,000).
(Source: The Nielsen Company, program based dayparts, most current, 12/31/12-1/6/13 vs. 1/2/12-1/8/12, growth by delivery)
- The network premiere of “Superman III” (Saturday, 9 p.m.) earned year-to-year delivery gains among Kids 2-11 (+46%, 35,000), Women 18-49 (+185%, 37,000), Adults 18-49 (+126% 86,000), Persons 2+ (+123%, 181,000) and Households (+97%, 122,000).
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What kind of subscriber base does The Hub have again?
The highest rated shows are getting around half the numbers that got shows like Tron and Motorcity cancelled.
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The Hub is not very popular yet. The Highest rated Disney XD shows score 1 million viewers. And Tron and Motorcity got cancelled because Disney moved them around in unconvenient timeslots (Im talking before they killed them by burning episodes at midnight).
Although The Hub is gaining momentum, their free cash flow is expected to soar from just $350,000 in 2011 to a projected $37 million this year, per SNL Kagan.
That's because The Hub pours lots of love to their popular AND unpopular shows.
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