Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Channel 14 Closes Gap in Late Night Battle
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Channel 12 secured the top ratings across all broadcast segments, but Channel 14 made significant gains in the late-night hours. Channel 14's "Shulchan Hamnatachim" achieved a 6.5% rating, closely trailing Channel 12's "Guy Pines" at 6.9%. Channel 13 and Kan 11 lagged behind with 3.1% ratings in the late-night competition.
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- Channel 12 led in overall ratings, but Channel 14 significantly closed the gap in late-night viewership.
- Channel 14's "Shulchan Hamnatachim" garnered 6.5% rating, just 0.4% behind Channel 12's "Guy Pines."
- "Guy Pines" on Channel 12 achieved a 6.9% rating with 179,000 viewers.
- "Shulchan Hamnatachim" on Channel 14 had 169,000 viewers, a difference of 10,000 from "Guy Pines."
- Channel 13's "Hatzinor" and Kan 11's "Anashim She'Pagash'ti" both recorded 3.1% ratings.
Channel 12 maintained its leading position across all broadcast slots, but Channel 14 significantly narrowed the viewership gap during the late-night hours. The program "Shulchan Hamnatachim" on Channel 14 achieved a 6.5% rating with 169,000 viewers, coming within 0.4% of Channel 12's "Guy Pines," which garnered 6.9% and 179,000 viewers. This close competition in the late-night slot contrasts with the larger disparities observed earlier in the evening.
Channel 13's "Hatzinor" and Kan 11's "Anashim She'Pagash'ti" both recorded 3.1% ratings, with "Hatzinor" attracting 85,000 viewers and "Anashim She'Pagash'ti" drawing 82,000. The article highlights that while Channel 12 held the top spot throughout the evening, Channel 14 solidified its second-place standing in the central news broadcast and primetime. Meanwhile, Channel 13 struggled to close the viewership gap with its competitors.
