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FROM THE VAULT: WEEKLY DAYTIME NIELSEN RATINGS: WEEKS OF 12/6/93-12/10/93 & 12/13/93-12/17/93:

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FROM THE VAULT: WEEKLY DAYTIME NIELSEN RATINGS: WEEKS OF 12/20/93-12/24/93 & 12/27/93-12/31/93:

That wraps 1993. Some more years expected soon!

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What to watch for in 1994.

Y&R reaches 9s.

Bradley first full year at B&B.

Reilly Days continues to gain.

General Hospital continues to gain.

Nancy Curlee leaves Guiding Light writing team.

Douglas Marland material finished at As the World Turns.

OJ.

Fall 1994, CBS loses NFL broadcasting rights, leading to the loss of several established affiliates in major media markets. I'm pretty sure this also impacts CBS daytime ratings in the aftermath of OJ.

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Here's the demos for that week to hold you over until 1994 is ready!

Days holding strong (for the season) at # 1 in VCR share, with a 1.1, just beating AMC & YR's 1.0.

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Thank you for your continued work

I looked at these and am surprised the numbers for male watchers weren't higher, particularly for Y&R, whom I had once heard had around 1 million male viewers during their heydays such as this time period. 

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You're welcome! As others have discussed here in the past, we are still confused by what the demos actually mean. Don't really know how to interpret them. If you base it on demos like you do the other numbers, then it looks like lower-rated shows are performing much better than higher-rated shows at times, so it's all confusing, to me at least.

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It's so sad to witness GL's fall after starting out so well - creatively, if not in the ratings - at the start of the decade.  It really does lend credence to the theory that JFP coasted on Robert Calhoun's vision for the show for much of her reign there.

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