The Masked Singer Israel Dominates Ratings in Season Premiere
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The premiere of "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 on Saturday night achieved a leading 18.5% rating and attracted 562,000 viewers, dominating prime time. The show outperformed competitors, including "The Voice All Stars" on Channel 13, which fell to third place. In news programming, Keshet 12's "Weekend News" led with 12.8% despite a drop.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- "The Masked Singer" premiere on Keshet 12 secured 18.5% rating and 562,000 viewers.
- The show's strong performance made it the clear leader in Saturday night prime time.
- "The Voice All Stars" on Channel 13 dropped to third place with 6.8% rating.
- "The Patriots" on Channel 14 rose to second place with 7.6% rating.
- Keshet 12's "Weekend News" led the news segment with 12.8% rating.
The return of the popular reality show "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 on Saturday night achieved exceptionally high ratings, securing the top spot in prime time by a significant margin. The show garnered 18.5% of the rating and attracted 562,000 viewers. This strong performance left all competing programs behind, including Channel 13's "The Voice All Stars," which dropped to third place with 6.8% and 204,000 viewers. "The Patriots" on Channel 14 rose to second place with 7.6% and 216,000 viewers. Other programs included "A Meeting with Roni Kuban" on Kan 11, featuring Chili Tropper, which fell to fourth place with 3.3% and 108,000 viewers, and "The Arabists" on i24news, which rounded out the top five with 1% and 25,000 viewers. In the news segment, "Weekend News" on Keshet 12 led with 12.8% and 380,000 viewers, despite a slight decrease. Kan 11's "Shabbat News" received 4.3% and 120,000 viewers, while Channel 14's "Motzash Studio" also garnered 4.3% with 119,000 viewers. Channel 13's "Shabbat Edition" reached 4.2% with 114,000 viewers, and i24news' "Shabbat Magazine" concluded with 1.5% and 42,000 viewers.
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