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Looks like Young Justice is benefiting from airing right before Korra. Those adult ratings put a lot of Adult Swim shows to shame.
Seems Thundercats is either outperforming or on par with the DC Nation block on Saturdays with the key demos. And yet Cartoon Network refuses to advertise it and won't give it a renewal.
Here are the ratings from last Saturday morning:
- Thundercats - 1.755 million viewers and an 0.55 18-49
- Green Lantern - 1.675 million viewers and an 0.54 18-49
- Young Justice: Invasion - 2.037 million viewers and an 0.72 18-49
We'll have to wait until Friday to see the K6-11 numbers, but I have a feeling(at least in YJ's case) that more adults watched than kids.
Where did you get these numbers from? I'm interested in knowing the total viewers of each episode of Young Justice.
Because it didn't perform well enough when they did. And no, most weeks it's been as low or lower than Green Lantern.
Kindness King said:While I think Level Up is decent, that Saturday Morning airing needs to go. I guess it will once it gets down to 0.9
Because it didn't perform well enough when they did. And no, most weeks it's been as low or lower than Green Lantern.
Cartoon Network in May 2012 ranked as televisions #1 network for early prime (7-9 p.m.) delivery of boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14. Monthly average growth among targeted kid demos vs. May 2011 include kids 6-11 (up 1%, 652,000) and kids 9-14 (up 8%, 505,000). Total Day delivery in May 2012 also grew among kids 6-11 (up 3%, 357,000) and kids 9-14 (up 13%, 290,000).Also across May, Cartoon Network ranked as the #1 television network (broadcast & cable) among kids (2-11, 6-11, 9-14) and boys on Monday night. Cartoon Network again ranked #1 among all boys on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday nights; and #1 among boys 2-11 & 6-11 on Saturday and Sunday nights (7-9 p.m.). Both Wednesday and Friday nights posted double-digit delivery gains among all kids demos, ranging between 19% and 42% vs. May averages in 2011.
Among its original animated comedy series, Regular Show (all telecasts factored) scored as the #1 program of the month among boys 6-11. Additionally, Adventure Time ranked as the #1 program on Mondays among kids 6-11 & 9-14 and all boy demos. MAD on Mondays (8:30 p.m.) was #1 in its time period among kids 6-11 & 2-11 and all boy demos. Moreover, the April 30 telecast of Adventure Time (7:30 p.m.) was the #1 telecast of the month among boys 6-11 & 9-14; the May 5 telecast of Regular Show (8 p.m.) was the #1 telecast of the month among boys 2-11.
On Tuesday nights, original series The Amazing World of Gumball (7:30 p.m.) scored as the #1 telecast in its time period among kids 2-11 and all boys 6-11, 2-11 and 9-14it also scored double-digit delivery growth among kids 6-11 (up 11%, 763,000) and kids 9-14 (up 28%, 565,000) compared to May 2011. Similarly, Level Up (8 p.m.) ranked #1 in its time period among kids 6-11 and all boys on all TV; and #1 among kids 9-14 on basic cable. And on Wednesday nights, Ninjago (8 p.m.) ranked #1 in its time period among kids 6-11 and all boy demos across May 2012, earning between 29% and 60% growth vs. May 2011.
Additionally, Saturday mornings overall (6:30-11 a.m.) earned gains among kids 2-11 & 9-14, and boys 2-11 & 9-14. Action-adventure animated series ThunderCats (9:30 a.m.), Green Lantern (10 a.m.) and Young Justice: Invasion (10:30 a.m.) scored delivery gains across all kids, ranging between 3% and 34% vs. the same time period last year.