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11.15.16 Good morning. It’s Tuesday November 15, 2016, and this is your first early morning briefing. Tuesday’s Premieres:
DirecTV: Religion of Sports at 8p
Discovery: Moonshiners at 9p, Homicide Hunters: The Kenda Files at 10p
Esquire: Wrench Against the Machine at 9p, Joyride at 10p
GSN: Window Warriors at 9p
History: The Curse of Oak Island: Drilling Down at 8p, The Curse of Oak Island at 9p, Hunting Hitler at 10p
Lifetime: 30 Something Grandma at 10p
MTV: Teen Wolf at 9p, Sweet/Vicious at 10p
Myx TV: The Doll Life at at 8p
Nat Geo: Continent 7: Antarctica at 10p
PBS: Black America Since MLK: And Still I Rise at 8p
Science: What on Earth? at 9p
TLC: Outdaughtered at 9p
TNT: Good Behavior at 9p
truTV: Billy on the Street at 10:30p
TV One: Rickey Smiley for Real at 8p
USA: Shooter at 10p Tuesday’s Finales:
Syfy: Channel Zero: Candle Cove at 9p
TLC: Counting On at 8p
Veteran Washington journalist Gwen Ifill died November 14 of cancer. She was 61. Ifill, who moderated vice presidential debates in 2004 and 2008, as well as a Democratic debate between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders this year, was moderator and managing editor of PBS’s Washington Week and longtime host of PBS NewsHour. Paula Kerger, president and CEO of PBS, credited Ifill with being “a fundamental reason public media is considered a trusted window on the world.” Among the tweets that poured forth yesterday was this from NBC’s Chuck Todd: “I’m sorry I can’t thank Gwen one more time for always being there for advice and encouragement. She was one of a kind.”
CBS added six episodes to comedies The Great Indoors and Man With a Plan, which join Bull, Kevin Can Wait and MacGyver as the net’s freshman with full season orders. CBS also added 3 episodes to its order for sophomore medical drama Code Black. Indoors is averaging 8.67 million viewers and 1.9/7 among A18-49, while Plan is grabbing 6.96 million viewers and 1.5/5 in the demo.
HBO renewed Sunday series Westworld, Divorce and Insecure for 10-episode second seasons. Westworld is averaging a gross audience of 11.7 million viewers, Divorce is attracting 4.4 million and Insecure 3.2 million.
Networks would do well not count on Millennial audiences for sports demos growing, if a survey of 32,000 consumers in the US and Europe by Ampere Analysis is to be believed. In the study, 46 percent of respondents who identified sports as their favorite genre were over 45, versus 11 percent for ages 18-24. “The shift in perception of sport among younger consumers should ring alarm bells for traditional media companies reliant on high value – and increasingly high cost – sports rights,” said Richard Broughton, director of Ampere. “Pay TV operators thinking of cutting back spend on TV and movie content to protect budget for sports rights may want to think again.”
NBC, for one, is being proactive on the live sports front. The network enlisted actors in shows like Superstore, The Blacklist and Law & Order: SVU, among others, to appear in promos for its Thursday Night Football, which kicks off this week. NBC Sports CMO Jenny Storms told Variety driving viewership is “a huge company priority.”
HBO nabbed the most nominations for the 22nd Annual Critics’ Choice Awards with 22, followed by ABC and Netflix with 14 and FX with 12. The most nominated series was FX’s The People v. O.J. Simpson with 6, followed by HBO’s Game of Thrones, AMC’s The Night Manager and Netflix’s The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt with 5 each. Awards show will be broadcast live on A&E on Sunday, December 11 at 8p. For details, go here.
Cable, direct-broadcast-satellite and telco sectors lost 430,000 video consumers in 3Q16, reports SNL Kagan, bringing the year-to-date drop to 1.3 million, the largest ever for the first nine months of the year. But it wasn’t all bad news. Cable lost 94,000 video subscribers, its best third quarter since 2006, and for the nine months it cut its 2015 decline in half. DBS gained 46,000 subs thanks to AT&T’s shift towards DirecTV from U-verse, which was down 382,000 in the quarter.
On Sunday, Fox’s The Simpsons addressed the fact that back in 2000, an episode predicted that Donald Trump would be president. In this week’s show opener Bart was seen writing on a blackboard, “Being right sucks.”
The 2016 Cinema Spotlight Award, sponsored by The Africa Channel, has a winner: short film See Me Now, about the magical interaction between a hospice worker and a Burmese retired dancer. “Our goal is to encourage and shine a light on relevant and entertaining films for our television audience, audiences in Africa, the Caribbean and the diaspora throughout the world and See Me Now is a film that meets this goal,” said Suzan Jorgensen, director of on air promotion for TAC.
Hallmark Channel and Six Flags Entertainment are partnering over the holiday season to promote Hallmark’s “Countdown to Christmas” event throughout Six Flags theme parks and online channels, with original promotional content, signage and video. Six Flags’ annual “Holiday in the Park” will be promoted by Hallmark, including a segment on lifestyle show Home & Family. The companies also teamed up for a new VR roller coaster, “Santa’s Wild Sleigh Ride,” with riders using Samsung Gear VR powered by Oculus to transform the traditional coaster experience into an immersive sleigh ride.
Charter Communications is facing a lawsuit in San Diego for deceptive surcharges, part of “a massive illegal scheme of falsely advertising and promising its cable television service plans for much lower prices than it actually charges,” claims the suite. Last month a similar suit, in San Francisco, was filed against Comcast, complaining of tacked-on charges.
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History gave the green light to Frontiersmen, from Appian Way Productions and Stephen David Entertainment, spanning the years from the post-Revolutionary War colonies through the California Gold Rush. Appian’s Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Davisson will exec produce with Stephen David.
Discovery is in production on Billion Oyster Project (wt), a “Discovery Impact” documentary film about a group of young environmentalists working on NYC’s Governor’s Island to restore oysters to New York Harbor. Oscar winner Roger Ross Williams and filmmaker Kristi Jacobson are directing; Emmy winner Julie Goldman is producing.
Two new divisions are being launched at A. Smith & Co. Productions: documentary and factual arm A. Smith & Co. Dox, the result of the merger between A. Smith & Co. and sister company BASE Productions, and A. Smith & Co. Entertainment. Toby Gorman joins from FremantleMedia North America to lead Entertainment as president, while Frank Sinton will head Dox. Arthur Smith continues as CEO of both divisions.
Televisa, W Studios and Arturo Perez-Reverte are teaming for El Ultimo Dragon, a series based on an original script written by Perez-Reverte (La Reina del Sur). Story centers on a Mexican executive educated in Japan who turns into a white collar drug dealer.
AT&T Audience Network ordered Fear(less) with Tim Ferris. Exec produced by Vince Vaughn’s Wild West Productions and slated to premiere in 2017, the show will feature conversations with the self-help guru.
NBC game show The Wall launches Tuesday, January 3 at 8p. Produced by NBA star LeBron James, the show has host and exec producer Chris Hardwick overseeing teammates playing for millions. NBC is setting the new entry up for success: previews air Monday, December 19 after the America’s Got Talent: Holiday Spectacular, and Monday, January 2 following the launch of The New Celebrity Apprentice.
A new season of documentary showcase Independent Lens premieres Monday, December 26 with real-life cross-cultural romantic comedy Meet the Patels, at 10p on PBS (check local listings). Among other films coming up are Newton, focused on the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary; TOWER, about the 1966 mass shooting at the University of Texas, and Accidental Courtesy, profiling an African American who fights racism by befriending members of the KKK.
Schitt’s Creek is back for season 3 on Pop Wednesday, January 11 at 8p. Creator and star Eugene Levy calls the season “our strongest yet – our funniest and most emotionally satisfying 13 shows to date.”
Period drama Frontier will premiere on Netflix Friday, January 20. The series set in the 1700s fur trade in Canada launched November 6 on Discovery Canada, after already winning a season 2 order.
Discovery’s “Mega Week” runs Sunday, December 4-Saturday, December 10, kicking off with a special 2-hour episode of Alaska: The Last Frontier, with singer-songwriter Jewel. A 2-hour episode of Street Outlaws airs the next day, “Motor Monday.”
ABC will air Taking the Stage, a two-hour program of music, dance and the spoken word celebrating the Smithsonian’s new National Museum of African American History, on Thursday, January 12 at 9p. Among the many celebrities on hand for the event, filmed in September, were Dave Chappelle, Quincy Jones, Tom Hanks, Mary J. Blige and Stevie Wonder.
Reelz is partnering with Time Inc. for three celeb-focuses specials. Alan Thicke-hosted Entertainment Weekly Presents: ‘80s Stars – Where Are They Now? premieres Wednesday, November 30 at 9p; TIME Presents: Milestones 2016 – A Tribute to the Stars We’ve Lost debuts Wednesday, December 21 at 9p, and TIME Presents: Celebrities on Trial arrives Monday, February 6 at 9p.
Nickelodeon’s first-ever original animated holiday movie, Albert, about a tiny Douglas fir tree who learns the true meaning of Christmas, premieres Friday, December 9 at 7p. Voice cast includes Bobby Moynihan, Sasheer Zamata, Judah Friedlander and Rob Riggle.
Bounce TV is airing Roots, the 1977 miniseries chronicling the story of an African slave, across five nights, November 16-November 20 starting at 9p. The eight-part series will also air Friday, November 25 starting at 11a. History’s 2016 retelling of the story aired earlier this year.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s holiday special, Rock the Troops, premieres Tuesday, December 13 at 9p on Spike. The tribute to the armed forces, taped at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii, features Kevin Hart, Jack Black, Nick Jonas and Tenacious D, among others.
The first part of the season finale of another Dwayne Johnson show, Clash of the Corps, will stream on his Facebook page Tuesday, November 15 at 8p. The full episode airs on Fuse the next night at 11p. The series also premiered on Johnson’s Facebook page, reaching over 7 million people.
Broadway shows that will be featured on the 90th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade include “Cats,” “Holiday Inn,” “The New Irving Berlin Musical,” “Paramour” and “Waitress.” NBC viewers will also get a sneak preview of Hairspray Live!, premiering on the network Wednesday, December 7 at 8p.
Viewers who recognize the names Ben Flajnik, Byron Velvick and Clare Crawley might want to tune into Who Wants to Be a Millionaire’s “Bachelor Fan Favorites Week” starting Monday, November 28. One of the game show’s most popular theme weeks reunites The Bachelor host Chris Harrison with memorable contestants from the dating reality show.
Measurement company iQ Media introduced a platform that lets brands search TV programming for every appearance or mention in paid and earned media, along with demographic and time-of-day data. (They can search for their competitors, too.) Domino’s Pizza, Energizer and Red Bull are among those onboard.
CBS News launched redesigned apps for Amazon Fire TV and Android TV with a focus on live video that offer 360-degree video playback. Also included is a 360-degree video of a behind-the-scenes look at the filming of a 60 Minutes segment in Africa. Viewers will have access to CBSN’s anchored coverage and original reporting for free.
Amazon Studios renewed One Mississippi. Season 2 of the comedy created by Tig Notaro and Diablo Cody will premiere in 2017 on Amazon Prime Video.
Chris Meloni (Underground) will star in Syfy pilot Happy!, based on the graphic novel. Meloni will play a detective-turned-hired killer.
9 Story Media Group licensed season 2 of animate comedy Numb Chucks to Cartoon Network Latin America. Series is produced by YTV Canada.
MENA region streaming service Starz Play Arabia secured investments from SEQ Capital Partners and Delta Partners Capital. The 18-month-old operation had over 17 million site visitors in October.
The BBC tapped The Great British Bake Off alum Mary Berry and Sidney Street for six-part Mary Berry Everyday, proving “you don’t need an exotic larder or a chef’s repertoire to create delicious dishes every night.” Sidney Street also produces Mary Berry’s Absolute Favorites and Mary Berry’s Foolproof Cooking for the broadcaster.
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With the first post-election interview with President-elect Donald Trump, CBS’s 60 Minutes on Sunday was up 22 percent from the prior week’s NFL overrun delayed edition, to a 12.9/20 rating in metered markets.
Fox posted a 15 percent jump in Live+35 Day multi-platform data for the month of September versus last year, and streaming of the network’s current season entertainment programs on Hulu rose 38 percent compared to September 2015. New drama Lethal Weapon ranks as the net’s biggest new Fall premiere in two years, delivering 13.7 million viewers.
On Univision, Friday’s match generated the best rating for a World Cup qualifier in over 3 ½ years, averaging 4.6 million P2+ and 2.5 million among A18-49 during the match window.
TOP TEN NIELSEN SOCIAL CONTENT RATINGS: Weekly Top Ten Series and Specials
Program, Network, Total Interactions (000), Facebook Interactions (000), Twitter Interactions (000)
Saturday Night Live (NBC) 1715, 1376, 339
America’s Election Headquarters (Fox News) 1482, 1203, 279
The Walking Dead (AMC) 1330, 1085, 245
Empire (Fox) 813, 693, 120
Election Night in America (CNN) 730, 368, 362
The Voice (NBC) 498, 277, 221
Decision Night in America (NBC) 359, 301, 59
Election Night 2016 (MSNBC) 358, 281, 77
2016 Gold Glove Awards (ESPN) 313, 243, 70
WWE Monday Night RAW (USA) 246, 169, 78
Source: Nielsen. Uniques and Interactions are a measure of total relevant U.S. social media activity grossed across Facebook and Twitter from three hours before through three hours after broadcast, local time. Includes primetime and late fringe programming with metrics available across social platforms on Broadcast and National Cable and excludes sports events. Due to earlier start times of election night coverage, Early Fringe programming has been included in the consideration set for the series and specials lists for Tuesday, November 8, 2016.
SHAREABLEE TV RATINGS: Top U.S. Shows Overall by Engagement for the week of November 7, 2016
Program, Network, Total Actions (000), Total Content, Actions per Content (000), Fans/Followers (000)
The Ellen DeGeneres Show (Warner Bros./synd.) 10613, 115, 92, 1251990
The Walking Dead (AMC) 4360, 94, 46, 46494
E! News (E!) 3198, 656, 5, 26880
The Daily Show (Comedy) 2597, 114, 23, 11519
Today Show (NBC) 2123, 651, 3, 10647
Fox & Friends (Fox News) 2084, 422, 5, 2798
Saturday Night Live (NBC) 11966, 120, 16, 8779
Good Morning America (ABC) 1661, 942, 2, 10677
TMZ (Warner Bros. synd.) 1602, 876, 2, 12228
Grey’s Anatomy (ABC) 1273, 39, 33, 27641
Source: Shareablee Inc. The total actions metric includes the total volume of post-level likes, shares, favorites, retweets and comments. Total content includes all posts, tweets and media posted by each TV property across all platforms. Actions per post metric notes the average number of actions garnered by each TV property. Total fans/followers includes Facebook and Twitter and Instagram followers.
Top 10 Live+7 Playback Rankers by percentage for the week of October 24
Live+SD/Live+7/+7 percent gain
Designated Survivor (ABC) 1.2/3.2/167%
Quantico (ABC) .6/1.5/150%
Vampire Diaries (CW) .3/.7/133%
Secrets and Lies (ABC) .6/1.3/117%
How to Get Away With Murder (ABC) 1.2/2.6/117%
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC) .8/1.7/113%
Elementary (CBS) .6/1.2/100%
Jane the Virgin (CW) .4/.8/100%
The Blacklist (NBC) 1.2/2.3/92%
The Flash (CW) 1.0/1.9/90%
Based on the difference between Nielsen’s first-reported Live + Same Day and the final Live + 7 Day ratings (for regular, original programs only).
Live + Same Day Household Ratings: Friday, November 11, 2016 time period averages
Source: NTI, Galaxy as dated. Live+SD
CBS: 5.7/11
MacGyver 4.7/9, Hawaii Five-0 6.0/11, Blue Bloods 6.4/12
ABC: 3.4/6
Last Man Standing 3.9/7, Dr. Ken 2.8/5, Shark Tank 3.3/6, 20/20 3.4/6
NBC: 2.7/5
Caught on Camera 1.7/3, Dateline 3.2/6
FOX: 1.5/3
Hell’s Kitchen 2.0/4, Exorcist 1.0/2
UNIVISION: 1.3/3
FUtbol Central .9/2, Seleccion EE UU 1.9/4, Color de la Pasion 1.0/2
TELE: .9 /2
Silvana Sin Lana .8/1, Sin Senos Si Hay Paraiso .9/2, Senora Acero 3: La Coyote 1.1/2
CW: .5/1
Vampire Diaries .6/1, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend .3/1
Friday A18-49: CBS 1.3/5, ABC 1.1/4, UNI 1.0/4, NBC .9/3, FOX .8/1, TELE .7/2, CW .3/1
Source: Nielsen
Scripps Networks Interactive promoted three executives to newly-created positions. Allison Page will oversee the programming teams for all six of the company’s networks in the U.S. as General Manager, U.S. Programming and Development; Julie Taylor will lead scheduling teams as Senior Vice President of Program Planning & Strategy, U.S. Networks, and Shannon Jamieson Driver will add support for SNI’s digital brands to her purview as General Manager, U.S. Branding.
Sharon Hoffman has been named Executive Producer of Entertainment Tonight and The Insider. Most recently, Hoffman was Executive Producer of Weekend News for CBS News.
NBCUniversal Brand Development named Carol Nygren as Vice President, Worldwide Live Entertainment. Nygren most recently led programming efforts for alternative content in cinemas at Fathom Events.
Westwood One promoted Tim Seymour to Senior Vice President, Operations, part of a realignment that integrates the company’s Business Operations and Research Teams. Seymour had been VP, Research.
Comcast Cable and NBCUniversal appointed Kathy Kelly-Brown as Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives.
This Day in History: 1969 – 250,000 protesters staged a peaceful demonstration against the Vietnam War in Washington, D.C.
Answer to Our Last Trivia Question: Who played the professor who made unwelcome sexual advances towards Topanga on Boy Meets World (1993-2000)? Series star Ben Savage’s brother, Fred Savage (The Wonder Years). Kudos to: Nina Demery-Scripps Networks Interactive/NYC, Marlessa Stivala-NCC Media, Marion Z Murphy-GroupM Direct/NYC, Corey Lambert-Showtime Networks/NYC, Angela Matos-Altice USA/NYC, Susan Nessanbaum-Goldberg-M and S Entertainment/LA, Tom Moore-Kalt Productions/LA, David Westberg-SAG-AFTRA Federal Credit Union/Burbank, Eden Sutley-truTV/NYC, Faye Kulik-Fox Networks Group/NYC, Amy Wu-IGN/NYC, Elizabeth Wendorf-Blackwood Seven, LA
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WHAT’S ON TONIGHT – TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2016
ABC: The Middle, American Housewife, Fresh Off the Boat, The Real O’Neals, David Blaine: Beyond Magic
CBS: NICS, Bull, NCIS: New Orleans
CW: The Flash, No Tomorrow
FOX: Brooklyn Nine-Nine, New Girl, Scream Queens
NBC: The Voice, This Is Us, Chicago Fire
PBS: Black America Since MLK: And Still I Rise [p]
Telemundo: La Antesala Eliminatorias Copa Mundial 2018
Univision: Departar Contigo, Vino el Amor, El color de la pasion
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