Survivor Outranks The Masked Singer in Israeli Ratings Battle
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Reshet 13's "Survivor" surpassed Keshet 12's "The Masked Singer" in Saturday night prime-time ratings, drawing 17% viewership compared to 16.3%. Keshet 12's news program "Weekend" led the news ratings with 13.4%. The ratings indicate a shift in viewership, with "Survivor" now holding the prime-time lead.
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- Survivor on Reshet 13 led prime-time ratings with 17% viewership on Saturday.
- The Masked Singer on Keshet 12 ranked second with 16.3% viewership.
- Keshet 12's news program "Weekend" led the news ratings with 13.4%.
- Survivor's viewership was 534,000 viewers, while The Masked Singer had 440,000.
- Channel 14's "The Patriots" secured 6.4% in the prime-time ratings.
The popular reality competition "Survivor" on Reshet 13 has overtaken "The Masked Singer" on Keshet 12 in the prime-time ratings, according to data from Saturday night. "Survivor" secured the top spot with 17% viewership, translating to 534,000 viewers, while "The Masked Singer" followed closely in second place with 16.3%, or 440,000 viewers.
While Keshet 12's news program "Weekend" led the news segment with 13.4% (363,000 viewers), the prime-time battle shifted in favor of Reshet 13. Other programs in the prime-time rankings included Channel 14's "The Patriots" at 6.4% (183,000 viewers), Kan 11's "Meeting with Roni Kuban" at 3.7% (87,000 viewers), and i24news's "The Arabists" with 1.4% (34,000 viewers).
In the news ratings, Reshet 13's Saturday news edition garnered 4.7% (129,000 viewers), Kan 11's Saturday news had 4.4% (123,000 viewers), Channel 14's "Motzash Studio" recorded 4% (93,000 viewers), and i24news's "Saturday Magazine" closed the top five with 1.5% (36,000 viewers).
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