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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

 

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

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

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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.

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.

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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

 

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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.

 

 

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