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The Winning Kitchen Sees Ratings Dip Despite Prime Time Lead

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The latest episode of "The Winning Kitchen" on Channel 12 led prime time ratings with 12.7% but showed a continued decline. "The Patriots" and "The Voice All Stars" tied for second place with 8.1% each. In news programming, "News 12" was the most-watched, followed by "News 14" and "News 13."

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  • "The Winning Kitchen" on Channel 12 led prime time with 12.7% viewership.
  • The show's ratings continued a downward trend from previous episodes.
  • "The Patriots" and "The Voice All Stars" tied for second place with 8.1% ratings.
  • "News 12" topped the news bulletin ratings with 10.6% viewership.
  • "The Israelis" on i24 recorded the lowest rating at 0.2%.

The third episode of the new season of "The Winning Kitchen" aired on Channel 12 on Wednesday, securing the top spot in prime time viewership. However, the show continued a downward trend observed in previous episodes, attracting a 12.7% rating. This marks a slight decrease for the Keshet 12 program.

Following "The Winning Kitchen," "The Patriots" on Channel 14 and "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13 tied for second place with 8.1% ratings each. "Double on Money" from Kan secured third place with 3%, while "The Israelis" on i24 concluded the list with a 0.2% rating.

In the news bulletin segment, "News 12" led with 10.6% viewership. "News 14" followed with 6.1%, and "News 13" came in third with 5.2%. "News Kan" garnered 3.7%, and "News i24" received 0.9% of the ratings.

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