Survivor Premiere Tops Ratings, Masked Singer Follows
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The premiere of "Survivor" on Reshet 13 topped Saturday night's Israeli TV ratings with 17.0%, followed by "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 at 16.3%. Keshet 12 also led the main news broadcasts and the late-night slot. These figures were released after the Rating Committee unanimously decided to increase its viewing panel size from 700 to 800 households.
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- Survivor premiere on Reshet 13 led Saturday ratings with 17.0% and 535,000 viewers.
- The Masked Singer on Keshet 12 was second with 16.3% and 441,000 viewers.
- Keshet 12's Weekend News led news broadcasts with 13.4% viewership.
- Channel 14's programs ranked third or last in prime time and news.
- The Rating Committee expanded its panel from 700 to 800 households.
- Kan 11's programs ranked last in prime time and late night.
The premiere episode of "Survivor" on Reshet 13 captured the top spot in Israeli television ratings on Saturday night, drawing 17.0% and 535,000 viewers. The show's peak viewership reached 19.2% during its first challenge. "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 secured second place with 16.3% and 441,000 viewers.
Channel 14's "The Patriots" ranked third with 6.4% and 183,000 viewers, while Kan 11's "Meeting" hosted by Roni Kovan came in last with 3.7% and 88,000 viewers.
In the main news broadcasts, Keshet 12's "Weekend News" anchored by Dana Weiss led with 13.4% and 364,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "Saturday News," co-anchored by Doria Lampel and Oudi Segal, followed with 4.7% and 129,000 viewers. Kan 11's "Saturday News" with Ayala Hason garnered 4.4% and 123,000 viewers, and Channel 14's news program anchored by Lital Shemesh was last with 4.0% and 94,000 viewers.
Keshet 12 also dominated the late-night slot with "Avri and Sharky," achieving 8.8% and 270,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "The Pipe" took second place with 6.0% and 155,000 viewers. "A Conversation with Oded Harosh" on Channel 14 placed third with 4.6% and 132,000 viewers, and Kan 11's "Three Photographers in the Swamp" finished last with 1.0% and 25,000 viewers.
These ratings follow a recent decision by Israel's Rating Committee to expand its panel from 700 to 800 households, a change approved unanimously by all committee members.
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