Eretz Nehederet Dominates Ratings, Patriotim Falls to Second
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The satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" on Keshet 12 saw a significant ratings increase to 18.8% and 530,000 viewers, widening its lead over competitors. "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 dropped to second place with 6.9% viewership. News broadcasts also saw shifts, with Channel 12 News leading significantly over Channel 14 News. Late-night programming on Channel 14 also performed well.
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- Eretz Nehederet on Keshet 12 achieved 18.8% viewership and 530,000 viewers, a significant increase.
- HaPatriotim on Channel 14 fell to second place with 6.9% viewership and 194,000 viewers.
- Channel 12 News led with 13.6% viewership and 425,000 viewers, more than double Channel 14 News.
- Reshet 13's "HaAretz HaMuvtachat" saw a decline to 3.1% viewership.
- Kan 11 News and Channel 13 News had nearly identical viewership percentages.
- The late-night show "Avri VeSharki" on Channel 14 performed strongly with 10.3% viewership.
The satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" on Keshet 12 achieved a significant ratings boost this week, drawing 18.8% viewership and 530,000 viewers. This marks an increase from its season premiere last week, which garnered 16.7% and 471,000 viewers, establishing a substantial lead over other prime-time programs. The current episode saw a rise of 2.1 rating points and approximately 59,000 additional viewers compared to the previous week's season opener.
In contrast, "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 experienced a decline, securing 6.9% viewership and 194,000 viewers, though it maintained its second-place position among broadcast prime-time shows. Another program on Channel 14, "Shulchan HaManatechim," recorded 3.3% and 89,000 viewers.
On Reshet 13, "HaAretz HaMuvtachat" garnered 3.1% and 76,000 viewers, a decrease from the previous week's 4% and 117,000 viewers. The viewership gap between Keshet 12 and Reshet 13 widened significantly, with Keshet's viewership more than six times higher and viewer numbers nearly seven times greater.
Kan 11's program "Handasat Toida - Soshared" achieved 2.3% and 63,000 viewers, followed by "Atah Chayav Likro Et Zeh" with 1.4% and 46,000 viewers.
In news broadcasts, Channel 12 News led with 13.6% and 425,000 viewers, more than double Channel 14 News's 7.5% and 196,000 viewers. Both news programs saw an increase in viewership from the previous week, with Channel 12 News adding 56,000 viewers while Channel 14 News's viewership percentage slightly increased but viewer numbers decreased.
Kan 11 News and Channel 13 News were closely matched in viewership percentage at 3.2% each, with Kan 11 slightly ahead in viewer numbers at 91,000 compared to 88,000 for Channel 13. The late-night program "Avri VeSharki" on Channel 14 recorded a strong 10.3% and 265,000 viewers, outperforming competing late-night shows.
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