Channel 12 Dominates Weekly Ratings, Outperforming Competitors
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Channel 12 dominated the past week's television ratings, with its news programs and prime-time shows achieving the highest viewership. The Tuesday news broadcast led with 13.6%, while the satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" was the week's most-watched program with 18.8%. The cooking reality show "The Winning Kitchen VIP" also performed well, especially its season finale. A new program's premiere on Thursday, however, fell below double-digit ratings.
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- Channel 12's Tuesday news program was the week's top-rated broadcast with 13.6% viewership.
- The satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" was the most-watched program, drawing 530,000 viewers.
- "The Winning Kitchen VIP" season finale on Wednesday achieved a 15.0% rating.
- Channel 12's news programs occupied the top four slots in weekly ratings.
- A new program's Thursday premiere on Channel 12 garnered only 9.7% viewership.
Channel 12 secured a dominant position in the past week's television ratings, with all four top-performing news broadcasts belonging to the network. The Tuesday evening news program achieved the highest rating of the week, capturing 13.6% and drawing approximately 425,000 viewers. The Monday broadcast followed closely with 13.4% and 401,000 viewers, while Thursday's news garnered 11.8% and 373,000 viewers. Sunday's broadcast rounded out the top four with 11.1% and 324,000 viewers. The Wednesday news program, despite attracting 393,000 viewers, fell outside the top four with a 10.6% rating.
In prime time, the satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" (A Wonderful Country) was the most-watched program of the week. Its Tuesday broadcast achieved an impressive 18.8% rating, attracting over half a million viewers (530,000).
The cooking reality show "The Winning Kitchen VIP" maintained consistent viewership throughout the week, with its Sunday episode earning 14.9% and 407,000 viewers, and Monday's episode reaching 12.5% and 409,000 viewers. The season finale on Wednesday concluded successfully with a 15.0% rating and approximately 401,000 viewers.
However, Channel 12 experienced a low point on Thursday when a new program's premiere episode failed to reach double-digit ratings, securing only 9.7% and 294,000 viewers.
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