Animal Planet’s Whale Wars ended last Friday evening with the most-watched episode ever, a record 1.3M P2+ viewers tuning in to see the fate of the Sea Shepherd crew who, upon returning to port, were detained by Australian Federal Police.

The season finale also set viewership records among HH (877K), P25-54 (807K), W25-54 (375K), and M25-54 (432K), helping Animal Planet rank third among all cable networks in the 9 PM hour among P25-54 (excludes sports).  Whale Wars ranked among the top five cable programs last Friday night in terms of P25-54 delivery (excludes sports and movies). The overall sophomore season of Whale Wars also set new landmarks and is now Animal Planet’s second-best performing series in network history, averaging 779K households and more than a million P2+ viewers (1.08M) across its second season.  Premiere episodes of the new season have produced double-digit delivery gains compared to the inaugural season average across key demos (HH: +14%, P25-54: +18%, W25-54: +26%, M25-54 +12%, P2+: +14%)... Read Full Article by Swati Arya

Comentarios (1)

Mostrar/Ocultar comenarios

...

Keep 'em coming! Whale Wars is a show that is keeping pace with our need to know that there are people out there trying to make a positive difference on this swirling planet of ours. Paul Watson and the Sea Shepherd crew are heroic, brave angels of the high seas!

Brooke Boroughs , agosto 28, 2009

• 
• +0
• 
• 

Escribir comentario

Mostrar/Ocultar formulario de comenario

Nombre

Sitio Web

Comentario

corto | largo

Suscripcion por correo electronico (solo usuarios registrados)

Escribe los caracteres de la imagen

Nuevo Comentario Vista previa