The Winning Kitchen VIP Season Premiere Dominates Ratings
Translated & summarized from Bizportal by baba
The reality cooking show "The Winning Kitchen VIP" premiered its new season with a strong 16.5% rating and 413,000 viewers, making it the most-watched program of the evening. The show significantly outperformed competing prime-time broadcasts, including news programs and other reality shows. In late-night programming, "Guy Pines" led with 9.6% viewership.
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- "The Winning Kitchen VIP" premiered with 16.5% viewership and 413,000 viewers.
- The show significantly outperformed all other prime-time programs on its premiere night.
- Channel 12 News was the leading news broadcast with 12.9% viewership.
- "The Patriots" was the second most-watched prime-time show with 7.9% viewership.
- "Guy Pines" led the late-night ratings with 9.6% viewership.
The new season of "The Winning Kitchen VIP" launched strongly, capturing 16.5% of the audience and drawing 413,000 viewers, significantly outperforming other prime-time programs. This marks a robust start for the show, which features well-known couples hosting, cooking, and being judged on their dishes. The format emphasizes not only the culinary aspect but also the relationships and dynamics among the contestants.
The premiere's viewership positions the show as one of the most-watched broadcasts of the current period. In the news segment, Channel 12 News led with 12.9% and 340,000 viewers. Channel 14 News followed with 7.4% and 177,000 viewers, Channel 13 News garnered 4.7% and 117,000, and Kan 11 News had 3.4% and 92,000.
"The Patriots" was the second most-watched prime-time show with 7.9% and 192,000 viewers. "Taboo" recorded 4.5% and 117,000 viewers, while "The Promised Land" achieved 3.9% and 92,000 viewers. "The Winning Kitchen VIP" held an 8.6 rating point lead over "The Patriots" and a 12.6 point lead over "The Promised Land," attracting more than four times its viewership.
In the late-night slot, "Guy Pines" was the most-watched program with 9.6% and 244,000 viewers. "Agam and Bar's Journey" followed with 6.3% and 148,000 viewers, and "Avri and Sharky" garnered 6% and 158,000 viewers. Other late-night programs included "Open Your Heart" at 3.2% and 73,000 viewers, "The Tube" with 2.9% and 77,000, "Night News" at 2.7% and 93,000, and "The Day That Was" with 2.3% and 69,000 viewers.
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