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| Ratings for the Week of Aug 11-15, 2014 *UPDATED*; NBC Press Release: DAYS' ratings UP! | |
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| Yoryla | Aug 23 2014, 05:18 AM Post #21 |
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Great week!!! The Kristen scenes at the police station all received a 1.9 !!! :) Great consistency aswell, apart from Thursday!!! Wohoo!!! :cheer: :P |
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| Yoryla | Aug 23 2014, 05:19 AM Post #22 |
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SON's headline for this was "Good week for GH" which was really disappointing - of course they *did* have a good week so it's was true, but I wanted all the attention to go to DAYS and it's significantly good week this week. (Or at the very least, a title that said "Good week for DAYS and GH"). |
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| Yoryla | Aug 23 2014, 05:29 AM Post #23 |
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There's nothing "bragging" about tying into first place if that is the case. Which it is. However, I have to wonder though, how and why can they be "tied" to first place in that demo, when clearly they not only have a clear order in which they are, and but also, the difference between the number one and number four is 25,000 viewers. To me, that shouldn't be qualified as "tieing". Also, I have to wonder about GH's ratings aswell. There must ber a mistake in there, because having a 2.2 ratings point cannot equal to all of those days. A 2,778,000 *and* a 3,110,000 having the same ratings point? No. |
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| GHFan738 | Aug 23 2014, 08:46 AM Post #24 |
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I don't understand how those numbers are calculated either. |
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| lysie | Aug 23 2014, 11:17 AM Post #25 |
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Idk how they calculate that either but it has to do with how well the show did in its time slot. There could be a mistake, but that's happened before where the rating is the same and the totals are way different. SON probably focused their attention on GH because as I've been saying, it wasn't a significantly good week for Days. I don't just make this stuff up. ;) |
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| blueskies | Aug 23 2014, 05:59 PM Post #26 |
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yeah, i think it's either equal to or based on the % of tv's that were on during their timeslot that tuned into the show. At least that's my impression, could be wrong. |
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| Yoryla | Aug 23 2014, 06:08 PM Post #27 |
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I've actually studied the Nielsen system quite a bit, and to me, it should be like this: The ratings point should be indicative of the percentage of TV's tuned in to that program of all the TV's in the country, whether they are on or off. And this number should be a constant, estimated only once a year. For the season of 2013 to 2014, that number was approximately 115 million TV's. (They do the new estimate in August.) And the second number, the share, shows the percentage of people watching that particular show out of only the TV's that were on (= in use). So, that is why the daily numbers for GH do not really make much sense. They do make sense in the other categories to me, though. |
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| ChampagneRiver | Aug 24 2014, 05:01 AM Post #28 |
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The rating measures the percentage of households that are tuned in, but Nielsen also tracks the number of viewers in each household that are watching. One particular day a person might watch a show by themselves, the next day maybe their spouse or a friend or whoever is watching with them. That's why the number of viewers can vary even though the rating is the same. |
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| Yoryla | Aug 24 2014, 06:36 AM Post #29 |
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Okay. Thank you. |
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| Mitchapalooza | Aug 25 2014, 05:56 PM Post #30 |
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^ My face watching DAYS
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I think as long as NBC remains weak...DAYS will be sticking around. The show makes money, is cheap to produce and seems to be doing ok on its own....that being said no way in hell do I want TomSell to stick around. |
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| ShaneDOOLFan | Aug 25 2014, 06:00 PM Post #31 |
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I agree, I think DOOL is doing fine, especially for the budget they are given. They have to be practically straight up profit for NBC and SONY. Im going to reserve my judgement for Tomlin until the fall is over. If they wasted Eileen/Kristen's return and write off Sami and EJ badly, then Id say get rid of them pronto (especially if ratings are bad during November sweeps). If the show becomes the Melanie and Daniel Jonas show again, I will start a campaign. |
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| Mitchapalooza | Aug 27 2014, 11:35 AM Post #32 |
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^ My face watching DAYS
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IF - more like when! There have been no fan favorite announcements since JS/AS and ED announced they were leaving the show. Instead during that time we have seen SC/Daniel's screen time increased and Molly Burnett re-hired to return as Melanie. Couple that with the fact that it appears AZ (the natural choice to be the new leading female on this show) is not working much and this = The Daniel & Melanie Jonas Show. I may think the show will survive, but I do not have my head in the sand in regards to what this show will look like come this fall/winter. |
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