CN Ratings Thread: Part 13

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That stinks about Thundercats. I hope that in the eventual weeks, CN will climb back to it's former position. Then again, CN has never been too hot on Saturdays. Maybe it wouldn't hurt for them to advertise the block a little more.

(Hey Andrew, could you clear out your inbox. I want to send you a PM.)
 
That darn thing fills up so fast. I deleted some messages so it should be good for now.
 
Thursday, April 21, 2011 to Thursday, April 19, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Cartoon Network - 527,000 to 467,000 -11%
Disney Channel - 1,049,000 to 796,000 -24%
Nickelodeon - 1,179,000 to 635,000 -47%

KIDS 6-11

Cartoon Network - 311,000 to 295,000 -5%
Disney Channel - 611,000 to 432,000 -29%
Nickelodeon - 589,000 to 255,000 -57%

TWEENS 9-14

Cartoon Network - 231,000 to 235,000 +2%
Disney Channel - 436,000 to 323,000 -26%
Nickelodeon - 496,000 to 202,000 -59%

Friday, April 22, 2011 to Friday, April 20, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Disney Channel - 1,266,000 to 963,000 -24%
Cartoon Network - 610,000 to 431,000 -29%
Nickelodeon - 1,513,000 to 753,000 -50%

KIDS 6-11

Cartoon Network - 403,000 to 273,000 -32%
Disney Channel - 790,000 to 526,000 -33%
Nickelodeon - 872,000 to 317,000 -64%

TWEENS 9-14

Disney Channel - 574,000 to 350,000 -39%
Cartoon Network - 359,000 to 212,000 -41%
Nickelodeon - 661,000 to 226,000 -66%

For the fun of it...

Thursday, April 21, 2011 to Thursday, April 19, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Disney XD - 222,000 to 182,000 -18%
Nicktoons - 107,000 to 77,000 -28%

KIDS 6-11

Disney XD - 155,000 to 140,000 -10%
Nicktoons - 67,000 to 55,000 -18%

TWEENS 9-14

Nicktoons - 52,000 to 49,000 -6%
Disney XD - 130,000 to 121,000 -7%

Friday, April 22, 2011 to Friday, April 20, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Nicktoons - 95,000 to 90,000 -5%
Disney XD - 319,000 to 134,000 -58%

KIDS 6-11

Nicktoons - 68,000 to 58,000 -15%
Disney XD - 247,000 to 99,000 -60%

TWEENS 9-14

Nicktoons - 55,000 to 49,000 -11%
Disney XD - 182,000 to 103,000 -43%


RATINGS HIGLIGHTS:
While once again (every week in April) claiming television’s #1 network for weekly delivery of boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14, Cartoon Network also scored as the #2 network last week for early prime (7-9 p.m.) delivery of kids 6-11 & 9-14. This new early prime claim was achieved by significant double-digit delivery growth among all kids demos vs. the same time period last year—average kids 6-11 delivery (664,000) grew by 29%, kids 9-14 (546,000) by 45% and kids 2-11 (897,000) by 11%.

For the fourth week this month, Cartoon Network was television’s #1 network in early prime on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday night for all boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14, while also the #1 network for boys 6-11 on Sunday night. Each weeknight grew by mostly double digits across key kids and boys demos vs. the same time period last year.

Among its key programming highlights, Regular Show (Monday, 8 p.m.) scored as the #1 telecast of the week among all boys, and #1 in its time period among all kids 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14.
Preceding this, a premiere episode of Adventure Time (Monday, 7:30 p.m.) was #1 in its time period among kids 6-11, 9-14 and all boy demos, earning double and triple-digit delivery gains across the board. Monday night’s MAD (8:30 p.m.) also ranked #1 in its time period among all boys. Trend-wise, Cartoon Network nearly “owned” the 8 p.m. timeslot among boys on weeknights, as Level Up (Tuesday, 8 p.m.), Ninjago (Wednesday, 8 p.m.) and Cartoon Planet (Friday, 8 p.m.) each scored as the #1 program in their time periods among all boys.
 
RS did better than AT? Awesome. Nice to see Cartoon Planet actually doing well.
 
April 18 - 24, 2011 Week Total Day to April 16 - 22, 2011 Week Total Day Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Cartoon Network - 545,000 to 522,000 -4%
Disney Channel - 990,000 to 839,000 -15%
Nickelodeon - 1,172,000 to 765,000 -35%

KIDS 6-11

Cartoon Network - 336,000 to 342,000 +2%
Disney Channel - 636,000 to 531,000 -17%
Nickelodeon - 669,000 to 382,000 -43%

TWEENS 9-14

Cartoon Network - 263,000 to 258,000 -2%
Disney Channel - 512,000 to 441,000 -14%
Nickelodeon - 528,000 to 301,000 -43%

Monday night:

MAD (8:30pm - NEW)
1.632 million viewers, #12; 0.279 million adults 18-49 (0.2 rating), #26
Read more at http://thefutoncritic.com/ratings/2...ts-515205/cable_20120423/#fZpwTyT4isgwuPqu.99

No report for Regular Show.
 
Level Up - Cartoon
1.460 million viewers, #11; 0.254 million adults 18-49 (0.2 rating), #16
 
Level Up - Cartoon
1.460 million viewers, #11; 0.254 million adults 18-49 (0.2 rating), #16
Level Up did better this week thanks to the episode promos, but I still think that it should do better than this, especially with the amount of promotion it's been getting from the network.
 
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1.4 million total viewers with only 254,000 adults means most of that number are in their key demographics.

Over a million of the show's viewers were under 18. Unless you really think the teen numbers are substantial then it's assured the 6-11 and 9-14 ratings are still very good by CN standards and they're not lying about it winning boys demos.

Level Up does fine on premieres it's the excessive encores that see diminishing returns. Saturday mornings' airing for instance.
 
Saturday, April 23, 2011 to Saturday, April 21, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Disney Channel - 1,077,000 to 1,177,000 +9%
Cartoon Network - 661,000 to 694,000 +5%
Nickelodeon - 1,375,000 to 829,000 -40%

KIDS 6-11

Cartoon Network - 440,000 to 486,000 +11%
Disney Channel - 740,000 to 815,000 +10%
Nickelodeon - 932,000 to 567,000 -39%

TWEENS 9-14

Cartoon Network - 357,000 to 370,000 +4%
Disney Channel - 577,000 to 578,000 FLAT
Nickelodeon - 751,000 to 482,000 -36%

Sunday, April 24, 2011 to Sunday, April 22, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Cartoon Network - 411,000 to 589,000 +43%
Nickelodeon - 992,000 to 965,000 -3%
Disney Channel - 1,165,000 to 1,034,000 -11%

KIDS 6-11

Cartoon Network - 274,000 to 411,000 +50%
Disney Channel - 715,000 to 725,000 +1%
Nickelodeon - 661,000 to 625,000 -6%

TWEENS 9-14

Cartoon Network - 222,000 to 311,000 +40%
Disney Channel - 525,000 to 580,000 +11%
Nickelodeon - 523,000 to 513,000 -2%

Monday, April 25, 2011 to Monday, April 23, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Disney Channel - 931,000 to 831,000 -11%
Cartoon Network - 590,000 to 475,000 -20%
Nickelodeon - 1,286,000 to 714,000 -45%

KIDS 6-11

Disney Channel - 527,000 to 435,000 -18%
Cartoon Network - 435,000 to 321,000 -26%
Nickelodeon - 600,000 to 244,000 -59%

TWEENS 9-14

Disney Channel - 400,000 to 370,000 -8%
Cartoon Network - 343,000 to 267,000 -22%
Nickelodeon - 400,000 to 176,000 -56%

Tuesday, April 26, 2011 to Tuesday, April 24, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Cartoon Network - 456,000 to 446,000 -2%
Disney Channel - 910,000 to 819,000 -10%
Nickelodeon - 1,105,000 to 716,000 -35%

KIDS 6-11

Cartoon Network - 284,000 to 300,000 +6%
Disney Channel - 469,000 to 439,000 -6%
Nickelodeon - 437,000 to 260,000 -41%

TWEENS 9-14

Disney Channel - 331,000 to 366,000 +11%
Cartoon Network - 231,000 to 252,000 +9%
Nickelodeon - 338,000 to 180,000 -47%

Cartoon Network got second place over Nickelodeon in kids 6-11 and 9-14 on Monday and Tuesday both.

Here's the breakdown:

Monday, April 23rd:

KIDS 2-11

Disney Channel - 831,000
Nickelodeon - 714,000
Cartoon Network - 475,000

KIDS 6-11

Disney Channel - 435,000
Cartoon Network - 321,000
Nickelodeon - 244,000

TWEENS 9-14

Disney Channel - 370,000
Cartoon Network - 267,000
Nickelodeon - 176,000

Tuesday, April 24th:

KIDS 2-11

Disney Channel - 819,000
Nickelodeon - 716,000
Cartoon Network - 446,000

KIDS 6-11

Disney Channel - 439,000
Cartoon Network - 300,000
Nickelodeon - 266,000

TWEENS 9-14

Disney Channel - 366,000
Cartoon Network - 252,000
Nickelodeon - 180,000
 
Final K6-11 Ratings for Saturday, April 21, 2012 Cable Networks only (Live + SD Data):
Source: Disney Research from Nielsen Media Research Data
DISNEY CHANNEL
3.7/19 Avg. (7a-1p)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 2.3/23; Doc McStuffins 3.0/22; Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 2.9/17; Jake and the Never Land Pirates 2.6/13; Monsters, Inc. (1x100) 5.0/21; Phineas and Ferb 3.7/16; Jessie 3.6/17; A.N.T. Farm 3.5/18; Wizards of Waverly Place 3.3/18; Wizards of Waverly Place 3.0/16
NICKELODEON
2.8/14 Avg. (7a-1p)
T.U.F.F. Puppy 1.0/10; T.U.F.F. Puppy 2.1/15; Legend of Korra (1x60) 2.0/10; SpongeBob SquarePants 2.8/12; SpongeBob SquarePants 4.2/17; SpongeBob SquarePants 4.2/17; SpongeBob SquarePants 4.3/19; Legend of Korra 3.9/19; Fred: The Show 2.8/14; Power Rangers Samurai 2.4/13; T.U.F.F. Puppy 1.9/11
CARTOON NETWORK
1.8/9 Avg. (7a-1p)
Johnny Test 1.6/16; Redakai: Conquer the Kairu 1.3/9; Beyblade: Metal Masters 1.5/9; Pokemon B&W: Rival Destinies 1.7/8; Ben 10: Ultimate Alien 1.8/8; Thundercats 2.0/8; The Green Lantern 2.1/9; Young Justice 2.0/9; Mad 2.3/11; Level Up 1.7/8; The Looney Tunes Show 2.1/11; The Looney Tunes Show 2.0/11
DISNEY XD
1.2/6 Avg. (7a-1p)
Kick Buttowski 0.5/5; Phineas and Ferb 0.7/5; Phineas and Ferb 1.0/6; Lab Rats 1.5/7; Pair of Kings (1x60) 2.3/10; So Random 1.5/6; Kickin It 1.4/6; Kick Buttowski (1x15) 1.5/7; Fish Hooks (1x15) 1.1/5; Phineas and Ferb 1.0/5; Pair of Kings 0.8/4; Pair of Kings 0.7/4
 
Man, Disney cleaned Nick's clock on Saturday morning. Also, T.U.F.F. Puppy can't hold a candle to Johnny Test.
 
Excellent ratings for ThunderCats (which thankfully recovered from the 1.3 low the previous week), Green Lantern, Young Justice and MAD. Wowza MAD 2.3 for reruns against Korra? That's making for good counter-programming to Korra.

Level Up did more respectable that weekend with a 1.7 but still lost 0.6 from MAD and Looney Tunes Show rose 0.4. Get Level Up out of that slot seriously. It's doing the show no good to be there and it's dragging the post 11AM time frame down.

1.8 for a rerun of Ben 10 ain't too shabby either but what's got Pokemon down?

But even more exciting than the good ratings for some Saturday morning shows. Regular Show cracked the top 5 with 9-14 for over a million viewers in that demo. Hmm hmm!

Here's a link if anyone is wondering where this info is coming from:

http://www.cynopsis.com/editions/kids/042712/

Top 10 Combined Broadcast/Basic Cable shows among Tweens 9-14 for the week of 4/16-4/22/12, 6a-6a:
Tweens 9-14 Total Delivery (000)
DSNY*: Austin & Ally (4/22; 8p) 1256
NICK: iCarly (4/21; 8p) 1134
DSNY*: Starstruck (4/16; 8:30-10p) 1060
DSNY*: Shake It Up (4/21; 9:30p) 1014
TOON: Regular Show (4/16; 8p) 1009
DSNY*: Beethoven (4/22; 8:30-10:10p) 1002
NICK: iCarly (4/22; 1p) 996
DSNY*: Jessie (4/21; 10p) 983
DSNY*: Austin & Ally (4/22; 7:30p) 967
DSNY*: Austin & Ally (4/21; 9p) 962
Source: Disney from Nielsen Media Research Data
*Disney Channel is not spot ad-supported, although it does accept select sponsors.
 
Sounds like Cartoon Planet is doing fairly well then. That has to be a good thing, right?
 
Cartoon Network should start airing Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated reruns in Level Up's Saturday morning slot. The show is supposed to return with the new season next month, and there's still no sign of it anywhere nor have any promos been shown. The Saturday morning slot will definitely help the people who missed episodes from the first season.
 
Yes let's just get all those neglected Warner Bros. shows on Saturday morning shall we? Works for me.
 
Wow, Cartoon Network sure has a terrible Wednesday without NinjaGo, this is their lowest total day in kids 2-11 and tweens 9-14 all year. But they still managed to beat Nick in tweens 9-14.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011 to Wednesday, April 25, 2012 Comparison:

KIDS 2-11

Cartoon Network - 426,000 to 399,000 -6%
Disney Channel - 883,000 to 732,000 -17%
Nickelodeon - 1,110,000 to 790,000 -29%

KIDS 6-11

Cartoon Network - 283,000 to 247,000 -13%
Disney Channel - 497,000 to 415,000 -17%
Nickelodeon - 473,000 to 288,000 -39%

TWEENS 9-14

Cartoon Network - 212,000 to 190,000 -10%
Disney Channel - 389,000 to 335,000 -14%
Nickelodeon - 339,000 to 185,000 -45%

Cartoon Network needs to fill up with more premieres, DC Nation would have improved ratings in kids on Wednesdays easily.
 
Johnny Test isn't premiering anything either atm. They should continue with that and start up Total Drama Revenge of the Island after. They work well together. Scooby-Doo at 11:30 is a great idea.
 
Wow, Regular Show is really strong. Even more considering that it do better than Korra and How to Rock.

11:30 Scooby-Doo sounds good. It could easily get a 2.0 at that hour.

EDIT: I looked again at the morning ratings and... Pair of Kings actually beated Ben 10 and ThunderCats
 
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Johnny Test isn't premiering anything either atm. They should continue with that and start up Total Drama Revenge of the Island after. They work well together. Scooby-Doo at 11:30 is a great idea.

I think Scooby will end up with premieres on Wednesday night and hopefully paired with The Looney Tunes Show. Both could encore after MAD on Saturday.

I'm not sure if it would be best to move DC Nation when it takes a rerun break or not. Theoretically more viewers could see episodes they may have missed and low competition on Wednesday or Thursday might allow them to score 2.0 with 6-11 with reruns there where as reruns on Saturday morning are sure to do much worse than premieres did even if DC Nation has new shorts every week as I believe was the plan.

I really hope they rerun Young Justice and ThunderCats on weekdays this Summer even if it is just in the morning. Heck throw some Brave and the Bold in for good measure.

Monday looks to be Adventure Time, Regular Show and Annoying Orange borrowing MAD's slot while it is on hiatus. Total Drama is expected for Tuesday at 7:30 was it? Not sure where Gumball season 2 will premiere but if Level Up stays on Tuesday 8:30 on Tuesday may or may not be The Looney Tunes Show but I'm thinking it may be Gumball. Scooby is rumored for Wednesday so I hope it is paired with TLTS. NinjaGo might hold that slot for reruns but hopefully Level Up loses that Wed encore. Johnny Test probably stays on Wed. Wed seems booked up so Thursday is the optimal choice for moving DC Nation to PT if not Saturday night and AT and RS encores could move to Friday before Cartoon Planet or Sunday instead of that hour of Level Up. But as it stands Saturday night is probably more flexible than Thursday so it may be the only option. Star Wars reruns, ThunderCats and DC Nation would make for a great Saturday prime time. Movies could air at 5pm.
 
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