CN Ratings Thread: Part 13

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Without Monday comedies Level Up does even worse. Level Up just falls flat despite that some of the extra promo time that would have been given to Monday night comedies went to Level Up and it got lead-in help from Total Drama: Revenge of the Island. It's just been one week without Monday comedies and they're already at 1.2 Million with lead-in help. It's clear that Level Up cannot pull up good ratings on it's own. Without the help of their animated shows they wouldn't be doing as good as they are now. I'm pretty sure many of us knew that before hand.:p CN is just waiting for Level Up to hurt them real bad before they get rid of it.

I think CN should let Total Drama take 8PM because it gives itself the timeslot benefit and put then Level Up at 8:30, Total Drama will do better ,CN may also like it because it may benefit Level Up, and at least Level Up won't hurt any shows after it.
 
Via Nickandmore:

6/29/2012 — 1:00PM — 2.056 — Looney Tunes
6/29/2012 — 2:30PM — 1.929 — MAD

As previously said TAJT scored 2.094 that day. All very impressive.

Funny enough, that there is about what MAD usually scores in its premieres, and it's better than the most recent premiere.
 
Good god, Level Up is tanking, and I mean horribly. This show gets TONS and TONS of ad's and promos, but, it continues to tank. Not entirely sure what the deal is. Considering I haven't seen the show, I can't come to a logical conclusion plot-wise, but apparently, kids aren't liking it. Highly doubting if LU will be getting a 3 season.


Quick Question: When are Gumball new episodes returning? Any news on that front?
 
Good god, Level Up is tanking, and I mean horribly. This show gets TONS and TONS of ad's and promos, but, it continues to tank. Not entirely sure what the deal is. Considering I haven't seen the show, I can't come to a logical conclusion plot-wise, but apparently, kids aren't liking it. Highly doubting if LU will be getting a 3 season.

You really can't see what the problem is with a live action show airing on a cartoon network?
 
Good god, Level Up is tanking, and I mean horribly. This show gets TONS and TONS of ad's and promos, but, it continues to tank. Not entirely sure what the deal is. Considering I haven't seen the show, I can't come to a logical conclusion plot-wise, but apparently, kids aren't liking it. Highly doubting if LU will be getting a 3 season.

For a while Level Up was doing fairly well. I'm not sure what the problem is now. But I think the kid ratings for the show are acutally very high, and it's the adult and teen viewership that is low. Regardless, it's but assured that there won't be a third season. As someone against any live action on Cartoon Network, that will be A-ok with me.
 
Sure Level Up has shown praise for winning boys demos in it's timeslot, but that was also when the whole channel was #1 with boys and Level Up's highlights were not as impressive as other program highlights. I think there are some Saturday ratings that show Level Up dropping quite a bit from it's lead-in with K6-11.
 
Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network once again ranked as television’s #1 network for Total Day delivery of boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14, and #1 in Early Prime (7-9 p.m.) delivery among boys 2-11 & 6-11.

Among the network’s original series, Monday night’s Regular Show (8 p.m.) ranked as the #1 telecast of the weekamong boys 6-11; the #1 telecast of the day among boys 2-11 (& 6-11); and #1 in its time period among all boys (including boys 9-14). Similarly, Monday’s presentations of Annoying Orange (8:30 p.m.) and MAD (8:45 p.m.) each ranked #1 in their time periods among all boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14. Monday night’s overall performance (7-9 p.m.) grew by double-digits across the board, ranging between 35% and 55%.

Tuesday night’s Total Drama: Revenge of the Island (7:30 p.m.) was the #1 telecast of the day among boys 6-11 & 9-14, and #1 in its time period among all boys. Immediately following, original comedy series Level Up (8 p.m.) also ranked #1 in its time period among all boys.

Saturday morning’s (6:30 – 11 a.m.) presentation of action-adventure programming—including Ninjago (9:30 a.m.),The Green Lantern (10 a.m.) and Young Justice (10:30 a.m.)—increased by double-digits across all kids and boys demos—between 14% and 34%.

Via tvbythenumbers:
7/6 - TOM & JERRY - 1.871

 
This whole Directv thing had a positive boost big time to Disney Channel and a small boost to Cartoon Network and quite a decline to Nickelodeon:

Live + Same Day Ratings Kids Cable Network Averages (000) for Wednesday, July 11, 2012, 6am-11pm, ranked by K2-11:
DISNEY CHANNEL: K2-11 1457; K6-11 1015; TWEENS 9-14 832
CARTOON NETWORK: K2-11 728; K6-11 466; TWEENS 9-14 408
NICKELODEON: K2-11 656; K6-11 394; TWEENS 9-14 326
DISNEY XD: K2-11 297; K6-11 230; TWEENS 9-14 210
NICKTOONS: K2-11 68; K6-11 45; TWEENS 9-14 49
Source: MTVN Research from Nielsen Media Research Data
 
Final K6-11 Ratings for Saturday, July 7, 2012 Cable Networks only (Live + SD Data):
Source: Disney Research from Nielsen Media Research Data
NICKELODEON
3.6/22 Avg. (7a-1p)
Penguins of Madagascar 0.7/12; Penguins of Madagascar 1.0/13; Fairly OddParents Movie: Timmy's Secret Wish (1x60) 1.9/16; SpongeBob SquarePants 2.8/20; SpongeBob SquarePants 3.1/19; SpongeBob SquarePants 3.4/19; SpongeBob SquarePants 3.8/20; Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness 2.8/14; Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness 1.9/10; SpongeBob SquarePants 2.0/10
DISNEY CHANNEL
2.8/17 Avg. (7a-1p)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 1.5/25; Doc McStuffins 1.9/24; Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 1.7/17; Jake and the Never Land Pirates 1.7/17; Phineas and Ferb 2.6/19; Phineas and Ferb 2.8/18; Gravity Falls 3.4/19; Fish Hooks 3.2/17; Fish Hooks 3.5/18; A.N.T. Farm 3.6/18; Wizards of Waverly Place 3.6/18; Wizards of Waverly Place 3.8/19
CARTOON NETWORK
1.4/8 Avg. (7a-1p)
Johnny Test 0.9/14; Redakai: Conquer the Kairu 0.8/10; Beyblade: Metal Masters 1.3/12; Pokemon B&W: Rival Destinies 1.8/15; Ben 10: Ultimate Alien 1.5/11; Ninjago 2.1/13; The Green Lantern 1.6/9; Young Justice 1.3/7; Level Up 1.2/6
DISNEY XD
0.6/3 Avg. (7a-1p)
Zeke and Luther 0.5/8; Phineas and Ferb 0.6/8; Phineas and Ferb Shorts 0.7/6; Kick Buttowski 0.7/6; Pair of Kings 0.6/4; Pair of Kings 0.8/5; So Random 0.8/4; Kickin It 0.7/4; Kick Buttowski (1x15) 0.7/3; Fish Hooks (1x15) 0.8/4; Phineas and Ferb 1.0/5; Kickin It 1.1/6; Kickin It 0.8/4
 
Cartoon Network beat Nick in all three demos. That's quite troublesome for Nick.

Putting Ninjago right before DC Nation seems to have been a smart move.

So 1.2 is the average of those four Level Up airings? Well that's terrible considering that whatever is after DC Nation usually breaks 2.0. You would've thought CN knew that LU isn't suited for Saturday mornings by now.
 
Best part about this ratings boost: CN has yet to air new episodes of their top comedies this month. Oh boy... :p
 
Cartoon Network beat Nick in all three demos. That's quite troublesome for Nick.

Putting Ninjago right before DC Nation seems to have been a smart move.

So 1.2 is the average of those four Level Up airings? Well that's terrible considering that whatever is after DC Nation usually breaks 2.0. You would've thought CN knew that LU isn't suited for Saturday mornings by now.

Yikes a 1.2 average. If that and the previous dismal ratings LU has had from Saturday marathons doesn't get CN to stop trying Saturday marathons with it then I'm not sure what would.

NinjaGo once again proves its' worth in rerun ratings. It might keep that Saturday morning slot long term.

The DirectTV dispute is not surprisingly working in CN's favor. CN might actually keep up with Nick this weekend.
 
While I've never seen an episode of Ninjago, or have no interest in doing so, the show definitely seems to be pulling in ratings, even in reruns, it's gonna be crazy when the new episodes premiere. So, when Gumball comes back, that line up will be Gumball then TD:Revenge of the Island, right? And on Wednesdays it will be Ninjago alone? Or am I missing something? I feel as if I did.
 
While I've never seen an episode of Ninjago, or have no interest in doing so, the show definitely seems to be pulling in ratings, even in reruns, it's gonna be crazy when the new episodes premiere. So, when Gumball comes back, that line up will be Gumball then TD:Revenge of the Island, right? And on Wednesdays it will be Ninjago alone? Or am I missing something? I feel as if I did.

For the first three weeks of Gumball's return in August, the schedule will be this: Gumball (New), Total Drama (New), Level-Up (New), Adventure Time (Rerun)

Total Drama will have it's season finale that third week (Sometime early September), and the schedule beyond that will be: Gumball (New), Dragons (New), Level-Up (New), Adventure Time (Rerun)

I hear The Looney Tunes Show returns in October for it's second season, so I think it'll be a good idea to replace the AT rerun with that. It rounds out Tuesdays so the entire night can be full of premieres just like Mondays.

Wednesdays will be Ninjago alone, at least until Johnny Test comes back.
 
If NinjaGo does keep its Saturday morning slot, then this is what I am predicting for the fall, assuming Redakai, ThunderCats, and Young Justice all get renewed. (Even if they don't, it's pretty obvious what I think it'll look like.)

7am - Redakai/Scan2Go rotation
7:30am - Beyblade: Metal Fury
8am - Pokémon: BW RD
8:30am - Ben 10: Omniverse
9am - Star Wars/ThunderCats rotation
9:30am - NinjaGo
10am - Green Lantern
10:30am - Young Justice/Beware the Batman rotation

Unless they decide to extend or move DC Nation.
 
For the first three weeks of Gumball's return in August, the schedule will be this: Gumball (New), Total Drama (New), Level-Up (New), Adventure Time (Rerun)

Total Drama will have it's season finale that third week (Sometime early September), and the schedule beyond that will be: Gumball (New), Dragons (New), Level-Up (New), Adventure Time (Rerun)

I hear The Looney Tunes Show returns in October for it's second season, so I think it'll be a good idea to replace the AT rerun with that. It rounds out Tuesdays so the entire night can be full of premieres just like Mondays.

Wednesdays will be Ninjago alone, at least until Johnny Test comes back.

Johnny Test is back in Ninjago's second week with new episodes. The only the reason it's not back for the first week is because of the Ninjago marathon that day.

I hope Star Wars joins Ninjago instead of Saturday morning. I also hope TLTS could get 8 and Level Up 8:30. I think it would work better that way.
 
Johnny Test is back in Ninjago's second week with new episodes. The only the reason it's not back for the first week is because of the Ninjago marathon that day.

I hope Star Wars joins Ninjago instead of Saturday morning. I also hope TLTS could get 8 and Level Up 8:30. I think it would work better that way.

I do, too. But CN is too stubborn to move it because they think plugging Level-Up after a show they know will do great ratings-wise (Total Drama/Dragons) equals good ratings for Level-Up.

Looney Tunes Show earned about 2 mil+ viewers during it's premiers though, so I don't see why CN can't just plug it at the end.

What I do see happening is Gumball getting better ratings due to being put in front of Total Drama/Dragons. Maybe we can finally see him breaking the 2 mil mark, huh? :)
 
wow pokemon almost beat FOP.. itll be interesting to see how this weeks ratings fare with nick still off of directv..
 
NovelleX said:
Looney Tunes Show earned about 2 mil+ viewers during it's premiers though, so I don't see why CN can't just plug it at the end.

Well, they did it with the last three episodes of season 1 and it really hurt it, though if they promote it this time then it might still break 2 mil. But still, assuming that it gets that and Level Up continues to get between 1M and 1.5M then it's smarter to switch them.
 
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