Friday, March 2, 2012
Rankings Corporate Jungle: NBCs Awake Off And Away To Slow Start But Tend To It Did Better?
NBC’s ambitious new drama series Awake opened up last evening having a 1.9/5 in grown ups 18-49 and 6.two million audiences. Whilst not a large number by any stretch, especially against all-repeat competition around the broadcast systems, I seem like the series starring Jason Isaacs did what it really could using what it had been worked — an intricate, original concept that's difficult to advertise (such as the fairytale figures from Not So Long Ago for instance) along with a place inside a declining NBC Thursday selection that is damaged because the graveyard of two flops already this year, Prime Suspect and also the Firm. For which it’s worth, Awake‘s premiere did much better than the openers of these two series (a tenth up from Prime Suspect‘s debut, 36% up in the Firm’s) however they faced more powerful competition. Awake‘s premiere seemed to be most likely influenced through the woeful condition on most of NBC’s schedule (except Monday). It’s difficult to promote a show when very couple of individuals are watching. For example, the greatest-ranked NBC program on Wednesday, the evening before Awake‘s premiere, handled single.6 in 18-49. Last evening, Awake was the 2nd-greatest NBC series behind Work (2.5/7, lower a tenth from a week ago). Awake really built onto its lead-in, Up Through The Night, which drenched merely a 1.6/4, also lower a tenth. Earlier within the evening, 30 Rock (1.4/4) was lower a tenth, while Parks & Entertainment (1.7/5) was flat despite mostly rerun competition alternatively systems. Underscoring NBC’s deep rankings troubles this year, Awake published a season high for that network within the 10 PM slot. It had been the 3rd greatest-ranked drama series debut on NBC this year behind Smash, with a huge lead-in in the Voice, and Grimm, the only real new NBC series this year that qualifies like a (modest) breakout, making the board without any large promotion or lead-in. Fox’s The American Idol Show (5.3/15, 18.3 million) was the only real series to make use of the lesser competition last evening as ABC and CBS switched to repeats publish-Feb sweep. The episode, which determined the show’s 13 runners up, came Idol‘s greatest Thursday amounts this year, up 18% in 18-49 and 17% as a whole audiences from last Thursday. It's understandable that Fox won the evening in most key measures.
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