Keshet 12 Dominates Ratings, Channel 14 Emerges as Strong Competitor
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Keshet 12 led all broadcast segments in recent ratings, with its show "Ha'metazim" topping prime time. Channel 14 emerged as a strong competitor, particularly in prime time and late night, positioning itself as Keshet 12's closest rival. While Reshet 13 showed some parity in early news, it generally lagged behind the other two channels in overall viewership.
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- Keshet 12 dominated all four broadcast segments analyzed in the latest ratings.
- Channel 14 solidified its position as the closest competitor to Keshet 12.
- "Ha'metazim" on Keshet 12 led prime time with 14.4% rating and 381,000 viewers.
- Channel 14's "Ha'patrioti'im" secured second place in prime time with 9.3% rating.
- Reshet 13's "The Voice All Stars" finished last in the prime-time competition.
- Keshet 12's late-night show also led its respective time slot.
Keshet 12 secured the top spot across all four broadcast segments analyzed, but the competition for second place provided significant drama. In the prime-time slot, Keshet 12's "Ha'metazim" (The Imposters) led with a 14.4% rating and 381,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Ha'patrioti'im" (The Patriots) followed with 9.3% and 257,000 viewers, while Kan 11's "Kupa Rashit" (The Principal's Office) garnered 7.8% and 203,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "The Voice All Stars" lagged behind with 6.6% and 174,000 viewers.
In the late-night segment, Keshet 12's "Ha'metazim - Studio" also led, achieving an 11.1% rating and 276,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Shulhan Ha'manatzim" (The Operating Table) secured second place with 4.7% and 135,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "Ha'tzinor" (The Pipe) recorded 3.1% and 87,000 viewers, and Kan 11's "Anashim She'pagashti" (People I Met) had 2.7% and 65,000 viewers.
Overall, Keshet 12 dominated all broadcast times. Channel 14 established itself as its closest competitor in prime time, the main news bulletin, and late night. Reshet 13 matched Channel 14 in the early news bulletin ratings but struggled to close the gap in other segments. The report highlights a notable shift in viewership dynamics, with Channel 14 solidifying its position as a significant player.
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