WEEKLY NIELSEN RATINGS CHARTS NOW COMPLETE FROM 1989-PRESENT!

 

"Days" fans now have access to every week of household Nielsen ratings since late 1989, as well as the women's 18-49 demo ratings for almost every week (16 weeks missing) since 1994. Data comes from the Soap Opera Weekly charts from 1989-2012 and more recent data from Soap Opera Network.

 

http://www.jason47.com/days/nielsensweekly.html

 

Edited March 14, 20196 yr by JAS0N47

@JAS0N47 As a numbers nerd that I am, this is quite impressive. Thank you! 

 

P.S. I also appreciate checking out the whole prime time lineup when DAYS did their prime time specials before the Soap Awards (which turned out pretty good numbers) 

Thank you!

1 hour ago, Gray Bunny said:

@JAS0N47 As a numbers nerd that I am, this is quite impressive. Thank you! 

 

P.S. I also appreciate checking out the whole prime time lineup when DAYS did their prime time specials before the Soap Awards (which turned out pretty good numbers) 

 

You're welcome. Been meaning to get these posted for years. Finally had time to scan them all in, so now it's on to the posting stage!

WEEKLY NIELSEN RATINGS CHARTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR 1995-1999!

 

Now available are the weekly Nielsen ratings charts from 1995-1999 from Soap Opera Weekly, joining the recently posted years of 1989-1994. More years will continue to be posted.

 

http://www.jason47.com/days/nielsensweekly.html

 

Thank you for this Jason! I remember in 1995 AMC lost quite a bit of ground to DAYS overall, but didn’t realize how  strong AMC was in 18-49. AMC was #1 in demos for most of the year.

Edited March 9, 20196 yr by Adam

9 hours ago, Adam said:

Thank you for this Jason! I remember in 1995 AMC lost quite a bit of ground to DAYS overall, but didn’t realize how  strong AMC was in 18-49. AMC was #1 in demos for most of the year.

 

While I'm no fan of hers, as I browsed through the ratings/demos from '93 to '96 I had to think "They shouldn't have fired McTavish". 

9 hours ago, Adam said:

Thank you for this Jason! I remember in 1995 AMC lost quite a bit of ground to DAYS overall, but didn’t realize how  strong AMC was in 18-49. AMC was #1 in demos for most of the year.

OMG!  Adam is back! Blast from the past!! Great to see you posting again.

 

 

Thanks Jason for the ratings! It's good to see them once again. 

4 hours ago, Soapsuds said:

OMG!  Adam is back! Blast from the past!! Great to see you posting again.

 

 

Thanks Jason for the ratings! It's good to see them once again. 

Haha! Thank you! It has been a long time. 

 

Ive been watching old AMC episodes on YouTube and got nostalgic for this place  nice to see there is still the core group here keeping it going.

4 hours ago, LeClerc said:

 

While I'm no fan of hers, as I browsed through the ratings/demos from '93 to '96 I had to think "They shouldn't have fired McTavish". 

Well I think her dismissal had more to do with creative differences than ratings if I recall. I’ve always heard Susan Lucci had a part in that. 

 

The mistake was they hired her back, twice. I think her legacy wouldn’t be viewed with such hatred if she didn’t get a second and third chance. Her 1992-1995 stint overall was quite good, that’s what happens when you have a strong EP in FMB and Agnes Nixon still very much in a position of creative control.

Edited March 9, 20196 yr by Adam

WEEKLY NIELSEN RATINGS CHARTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR 2000-2004!

Now available are the weekly Nielsen ratings charts from 2000-2004 from Soap Opera Weekly, joining the recently posted years of 1989-1999. More years will continue to be posted.

http://www.jason47.com/days/nielsensweekly.html

omg thank you!

re: DAYS. Looking at the ratings trend from 1995-1996, I have to wonder if it was actually the Aremid storyline, not the possession, that helped solidify their No. 2 standing from Feb. ‘96 consistently until Dec. ‘97. 

WEEKLY NIELSEN RATINGS CHARTS NOW COMPLETE FROM 1989-PRESENT!

 

"Days" fans now have access to every week of household Nielsen ratings since late 1989, as well as the women's 18-49 demo ratings for almost every week (16 weeks missing) since 1994. Data comes from the Soap Opera Weekly charts from 1989-2012 and more recent data from Soap Opera Network.

 

http://www.jason47.com/days/nielsensweekly.html

 

So being the ratings nerd that I am, I averaged out all the data from these charts, and compiled an actual season average for each year 1989-90 through 1999-2000, thanks to the AWESOME work of @JAS0N47:

 

1989-90	(missing some weeks)
1	Y&R	8.0
2	GH	7.0
3	AMC	6.3
4	OLTL	6.0
5	ATWT	5.8
6	B&B	5.7
7	DAYS	5.4
8	GL	5.3
9	AW	3.9
10	SB	3.5
11	LOV	3.3
12	GEN	2.5

1990-91
1	Y&R	8.0
2	GH	6.3
3	AMC	6.0
4	ATWT	5.9
5	B&B	5.6
6	OLTL	5.4
7	DAYS	5.3
8	GL	5.2
9	AW	3.9
10	SB	3.1
11	LOV	2.9
12	GEN	2.3

1991-92
1	Y&R	8.3
2	AMC	6.8
3	ATWT	5.7
4	GH	5.6
5	B&B	5.5
5	GL	5.5
7	OLTL	5.3
8	DAYS	5.2
9	AW	3.9
10	SB	3.0
11	LOV	2.7

 

1992-93
1	Y&R	8.3
2	AMC	7.1
3	B&B	5.9
4	GH	5.8
5	ATWT	5.7
6	OLTL	5.6
7	GL	5.3
8	DAYS	4.9
9	AW	3.2
10	LOV	2.8
11	SB	2.6

 

1993-94
1	Y&R	8.1
2	AMC	6.4
3	GH	6.1
4	B&B	5.8
5	DAYS	5.6
6	ATWT	5.5
6	OLTL	5.5
8	GL	5.1
9	AW	3.4
10	LOV	2.6

 

1994-95
1	Y&R	7.3
2	AMC	5.8
3	GH	5.6
4	B&B	5.4
5	DAYS	5.2
6	OLTL	4.9
7	ATWT	4.7
8	GL	4.3
9	AW	3.0
10	LOV	2.4

 

1995-96
1	Y&R	7.6
2	DAYS	5.9
3	B&B	5.3
4	AMC	5.2
5	GH	5.0
6	ATWT	4.5
6	OLTL	4.5
8	GL	4.0
9	AW	3.1
10	LOV	2.5
11	CITY	2.2

 

1996-97
1	Y&R	7.2
2	DAYS	6.0
3	B&B	5.0
4	AMC	4.7
4	GH	4.7
6	ATWT	4.4
7	OLTL	4.0
8	GL	3.8
9	AW	3.1
10	PC	2.4
11	CITY	2.0
12	SUN	1.9

 

ETA 1997-2000:

 

1997-98
1	Y&R	6.8
2	DAYS	5.0
3	B&B	4.8
4	GH	4.6
5	AMC	4.2
6	ATWT	4.1
7	GL	4.0
8	OLTL	3.6
9	AW	2.6
10	PC	2.1
11	SUN	1.8

1998-99
1	Y&R	6.6
2	B&B	4.7
3	DAYS	4.5
4	GH	4.3
5	ATWT	4.0
6	AMC	3.9
7	GL	3.8
8	OLTL	3.5
9	AW	2.4
10	PC	2.2
11	PSNS	1.9
12	SUN	1.6

1999-2000
1	Y&R	6.1
2	B&B	4.5
3	DAYS	4.3
4	GH	4.2
5	AMC	3.9
6	ATWT	3.8
7	OLTL	3.6
8	GL	3.5
9	PC	2.1
10	PSNS	2.0
11	SUN	1.4

 

 

Thanks again JAS0N47 for this info. I've been loving seeing the different trends and what affected ratings across the different shows.

 

 

Edited March 27, 20196 yr by beebs

You're welcome. I'm glad I finally got around to scanning and posting them all!!