Today's Early Overnight Ratings
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Metered Market Tuesday Ratings
"Ready for Love" a Bust on NBC
Tuesday 4/16/13
Metered Market Results
Household
Rating/Share
ABC 6.4/11
CBS 6.1/10
NBC 4.6/ 7
Fox 2.5/ 4
CW 0.8/ 1
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-Percent Change from Year-Ago Evening – Tuesday 4/18/12:
NBC and The CW: no change, ABC: - 2, CBS: -23, Fox: -39
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-Winners:
"The Voice" (NBC), "Dancing With the Stars" (ABC), "NCIS" R (CBS)
-Losers (excluding repeats):
"Hart of Dixie" (CW), "Ready For Love" (NBC), "Golden Boy" (CBS)
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-Ratings Breakdown:
Minus original episodes of the "NCIS" franchise in the mix, ABC led the Tuesday overnights with a five percent advantage over second-place CBS. But the home of "The Voice," NBC, could still win the evening among adults 18-49 (and other young demographics) despite the lack of interest in cheesy dating/relationship series "Ready for Love."
Week two of "Ready for Love" dipped to a mere 2.4 rating/4 share in the overnights from 9-11 p.m., which was 14 percent below the disappointing week-ago opener (2.8/ 5 on April 9). And that translated into 3.67 million viewers and a 1.5 rating/4 share among adults 18-49, according to the live plus same day data. While no one expected "Ready to Love" to hold the audience from lead-in "The Voice" (#1: 8.8/14 from 8-9 p.m.), retention of just 27 percent is truly embarrassing.
Over at ABC, week five of reality/competition "Splash" finished third in the 8 p.m. hour with a 4.0/ 6 in the overnights, which built by 11 percent week-to-week (versus a 3.6/ 6 on April 9). Next was the live "Dancing With the Stars" Results Show, which topped the night with a 9.2/14 at 9 p.m. (-12 percent from one year earlier), followed by older-skewing "Body of Proof" at a dominant 6.2/11 at 10 p.m. Despite the leadership, chances of another season of the Dana Delany crime solver are only 50/50.
CBS flipped the time periods of "NCIS" and "NCIS: Los Angeles," with an 8 p.m. encore of the "Los Angeles" spin-off at a second-place 5.9/10, followed by the "NCIS" repeat at a 7.3/12 (#2) at 9 p.m. Note to CBS: Keep "NCIS" as the Tuesday anchor next season and potentially use the 9 p.m. hour for upcoming "Los Angeles" spin-off "NCIS: Red." After five seasons, "NCIS: Los Angeles" should be ready to stand on its own on another evening.
At 10 p.m. on CBS was waiting-to-be axed "Golden Boy" at a second-place 5.1/ 9 in the overnights, which was seven percent below a year-ago encore telecast of "Unforgettable" (5.5/ 9 on 4/17/12).
Elsewhere, Fox populated the evening with demo friendly "Hell's Kitchen" (#4: 3.5/ 6) and repeats of "New Girl" (#4: 1.7/ 3) and "The Mindy Project" (#4: 1.5/ 2). And The CW aired sophomore "Hart of Dixie" (#5: 1.1/ 2), which is likely to return despite the anemic ratings, and a repeat of "America's Next Top Model" (#5: 0.5/ 1).
Source: Nielsen Media Research
Source: Marc Berman@tvmediainsights
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If NBC doesn't move Ready for Love to another timeslot next week, I will be SURPRISED! This show has no business of airing, let alone after The Voice!
ReplyDeleteSo last week Hart of Dixie had a 1.0/2 and a .6 rating.....Should i assume a 1.1/2 will be about the same?
ReplyDeleteand what is with Berman, he is such a douche.
Hart of Dixie's ratings are not that bad. I can't believe he's bashing about it. Yes, the ratings are not like Arrow, let alone TVD and Supernatural but at least it's way better than Ringer from last year.
ReplyDeleteYeah and Carrie diaries and nearly BATB....
ReplyDeleteIf you were forced to choose between TCD and BATB, which would you renew? I think BATB has more room to grow than TCD.
ReplyDeleteEven though it's not for me, based on this years ratings it's BATB. My concern is on a new night, next year though how would it perform without TVD? Could a new show do better?
ReplyDeleteBATB should be paired up with NIkita, assuming that BATB gets renewed. The Originals, a TVD spin-off needs to be paired up with TVD.
ReplyDeleteI can see that. It being paired with Nikita, but Friday is not a good night overall for the CW, and if ratings for the show do fall, will the CW, CBS/WB and local affiliates be willing to drag another low rated show to syndication on Friday nights? Or will BatB be cancelled after season two? The choice is either lose money producing a second season and then cancel gaining only online streaming revenue and dvd sales, or lose money producing up to four seasons and hoping to gain it back in syndication while dealing with displeased affiliates or cancelling now, accepting losses and hope something does better. Small loss>moderate loss>greater loss but which one equals eventual profit? Something I feel we can't say not being a party involved. fun to speculate though.
ReplyDeleteBatB would probably get the slight edge in that regard.
ReplyDeleteAs for HoD, Marc always bashed on certain shows for whatever reason.
Please swap the ratings of the NCIS repeat and the NCIS: LA repeat. After alll, it says: "CBS flipped the time periods of "NCIS" and "NCIS: Los Angeles," with an 8
ReplyDeletep.m. encore of the "Los Angeles" spin-off at a second-place 5.9/10,
followed by the "NCIS" repeat at a 7.3/12 (#2) at 9 p.m."
Beauty will probably get a renewal and move to Fridays, because it doesn't look as expensive as The Secret Circle (less CGI, smaller cast).
ReplyDeleteI agree. It's a complete waste of a great timeslot.
ReplyDelete