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May 23-27, 2016: It's A DAYSastrous Week; Multiple New Lows


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Ratings for the week May 23-27, 2016

 

 

Total Viewers
1. Y&R 4,646,000 (-112,000/-231,000)
2. B&B 3,705,000 (-77,000/-157,000)
3. GH 2,886,000 (+122,000/+30,000)
4. DAYS 2,081,000 (-91,000/-246,000) <—— new low *

* Previous low: 2,154,000 (April 13-17, 2015)

Households
1. Y&R 3.35/12 (-.07/-.16)
2. B&B 2.71/9 (-.05/-.1)
3. GH 2.16/7 (+.06/+.02)
4. DAYS 1.6/5 (-.07/-.15) <—— ties low *

Women 18-49 Viewers
1. Y&R 682,000 (-28,000/-123,000)
2. B&B 550,000 (-1,000/-55,000)
3. GH 483,000 (+36,000/-17,000)
4. DAYS 345,000 (-63,000/-114,000) <—— new low *

* Previous low: 384,000 (April 18-22, 2016)

Women 18-49 Rating
1. Y&R 1.07/8 (-.04/-.19)
2. B&B 0.86/6 (same/-.09)
3. GH 0.76/6 (+.06/-.02)
4. DAYS 0.54/4 (-.1/-.18) <—— new low *

* Rounded to 0.5
* Previous low: 0.6

Women 18-34 Viewers
1. Y&R 207,000 (-23,000/-9,000)
2. B&B 164,000 (same/+14,000)
3. GH 135,000 (+23,000/-34,000)
4. DAYS 83,000 (-17,000/-73,000) <—— new low *

Women 18-34 Rating
1. Y&R 0.61 (-.07/-.03)
2. B&B 0.48 (same/+.04)
3. GH 0.4 (+.07/-.1)
4. DAYS 0.24 (-.05/-.22) <—— new low *

* Rounded to 0.2
* Previous low: 0.3
* 15th straight week at a low

Women 25-54 Viewers
1. Y&R 902,000 (-44,000/-211,000)
2. B&B 771,000 (-43,000/-107,000)
3. GH 666,000 (+48,000/-24,000)
4. DAYS 449,000 (-60,000/-105,000)

Women 25-54 Rating
1. Y&R 1.5 (-.07/-.33)
2. B&B 1.28 (-.07/-.17)
3. GH 1.1 (+.08/-.04)
4. DAYS 0.75 (-.09/-.16)

Day-To-Day Ratings – HH/Total Viewers

B&B
Monday: 2.87/3,878,000
Tuesday: 2.68/3,705,000
Wednesday: 2.69/3,732,000
Thursday: 2.73/3,749,000
Friday: 2.57/3,460,000

DAYS
Monday: 1.69/2,242,000
Tuesday: 1.57/2,012,000
Wednesday: 1.61/2,062,000
Thursday: 1.55/2,013,000
Friday: 1.59/2,074,000

GH
Monday: 2.15/2,867,000
Tuesday: 2.21/2,911,000
Wednesday: 2.16/2,895,000
Thursday: 2.24/2,998,000
Friday: 2.06/2,759,000

Y&R
Monday: 3.45/4,735,000
Tuesday: 3.33/4,663,000
Wednesday: 3.41/4,782,000
Thursday: 3.36/4,683,000
Friday: 3.18/4,364,000

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GH is doing fine.  I like Nurses Ball week.  Days deserves these ratings.  There's been no leadership from the producers at all after Griffith joined.  The entire executive production staff should be fired.  But it's too late. The show will not be around after 9/2017.  So sad.   YR: maybe Prattastrophe is finally settling in.  Not one story is interesting right now.  All are predictable or dull as paint drying.  Show needs a major overhaul.   Every month the story pivots around another car/cycle accident. Now we have Billy's bike accident; last month was Sage. When was Neil's?  There were others in between.  Pratt/Thomson are recycling their own plots within the same year.  Worse than Latham/Bell/Jelly.

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Jean and Shelly have earned a renewel. Their GH is so strong and solid. Days omg what happened? YR is slipping starting to believe Jill's time might be up now. She has had a four year run which is good. It's time for a new exec producer.

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The character mix is a bit better. It's less all over the place, but it's still crap :( but it has turned a bit, I agree.

Thank you. And yes, they are on the same level. Jelly have not earned a renewal. It's more watchable trash, but still trash none-the-less. I've given up addressing the obvious because said person just wants a reaction and knows they'll get one every time.

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