RATINGS
ABC’s new Steve Harvey-hosted Funderdome on Sunday rose 8% among A18-49 week over week (to 1.1/5), followed by The $100,000 Pyramid, up 22% in the demo (to 1.1/5) in early numbers. NBC’s Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly was down 20% its fourth week out, to .4/2.
SHAREABLEE SOCIAL TV RATINGS: Top U.S. Shows Overall by Engagement for the week of June 19, 2017
Program, Total Actions (000), Total Content, Actions per Content (000), Fans/Followers (000)
Pretty Little Liars (Freeform) 7651, 307, 25, 25986
E! News (E!) 3293, 763, 4, 29877
America’s Got Talent (NBC) 2672, 213, 13, 9414
Shadowhunters (Freeform) 2044, 215, 10, 3468
The Daily Show (Comedy Central) 1822, 109, 17, 14621
Today Show (NBC) 1505, 588, 3, 11776
RuPaul’s Drag Race (VH1) 1419, 218, 7, 3897
TMZ (Warner Bros. synd.) 1125, 993, 1, 13251
Good Morning America (ABC) 1049, 503, 2, 11820
The Tonight Show (NBC) 810, 151, 5, 20139
Based on Total Actions (reactions, comments, shares and retweets)
NIELSEN SOCIAL CONTENT RATINGS: Top Series and Specials by Total Interactions for the week of June 19, 2017
Program, Total Interactions (000), Facebook (000), Twitter (000)
2017 BET Awards (BET) 10497, 7031, 3465
Power (Starz) 399, 358, 41
America’s Got Talent (NBC) 330, 304, 26
WWE Monday Night RAW (USA) 311, 189, 122
Queen Sugar (OWN) 298, 250, 48
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (VH1) 253, 194, 59
The Haves and the Have Nots (OWN) 253, 223, 30
Pretty Little Liars (Freeform) 238, 159, 79
RuPaul’s Drag Race (VH1) 219, 140, 80
The Bachelorette (ABC) 162, 74, 88
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.
Live + Same Day Household Ratings: Friday, June 23, 2017 time period averages.
Source: NTI, Galaxy as dated. Live+SD
CBS: 3.2/7
MacGyver 2.7/6, Hawaii Five-0 3.2/7, Blue Bloods 3.6/7
ABC: 2.7/6
Shark Tank 2.4/5, What Would You Do? 2.6/5, 20/20 3.1/6
NBC: 2.7/6
America’s Got Talent 2.7/6, Dateline 2.8/6
UNIVISION .9/2
Jose de Egipto .9/2, Doble Vida e Carrillo .8/2, La Piloto .9/2
FOX: .9/2
MasterChef 1.0/2, Beat Shazam .8/2
TELE: .7/1
El Capo .5/1, Querida Centauro .6/1, Senor de los Cielos 1.0/2
CW: .4/1
Originals .5/1, Riverdale .3/1
Friday A19-49: NBC .9/5, ABC .8/4, CBS .5/3, TELE .5/2, UNI .5/2, FOX .4/2, CW .2/1
Source: Nielsen
EXECUTIVE MOVES
Turner promoted Richard Warren to President of Turner Content Distribution. Warren steps into the position previously held by Coleman Breland, who is taking on the newly created role of President, Content Experiences while continuing as President of TCM and FilmStruck.
Jon Hookstratten has been tapped to serve as Executive Vice President Administration and Operations for Sony Pictures Entertainment, effective July 10. Hookstratten had been EVP Broadcast Distribution at Fox Networks Group.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has hired Mina Patel as Senior Vice President, Worldwide Television Distribution and Todd Parkin as Senior Vice President/General Manager, MGM Domestic Networks. In addition, the company has promoted Annie Khostegyan to Senior Vice President, Domestic Television Distribution.
Blue Ant Media appointed Sam Sniderman to the newly created role of Global Head, Commercial Affairs, Production. The announcement follows the company’s acquisition of Racat Group. Sniderman was formerly the Global Chief Operating Officer and MD, Film and Entertainment at Pulse Films.
Val Campbell is joining World Media Rights as Head of Production. Previously, Campbell was Head of Production at Ronachan Films. Suzanne Clarke also joins World Media Rights as Finance Director. Clarke had been CFO of her own e-learning company, World Academy.
Crown Media Family Networks promoted Jane Gross to Vice President, On-Air Promotion. Gross most recently served as Creative Director of On-Air Promotion.
Superights named Nathalie Pinguet as Deputy General Manager. Pinguet had been Deputy Director of the Youth Programming Unit and Deputy Head of Programming at TF1.
This Day in History: 1967 – The world’s first ATM was installed, in London.
Answer to Our Last Trivia Question: Which crime drama cop had once been arrested for vagrancy after running away from her prostitute mother? Julie on The Mod Squad (1968-1973). Rory Rosegarten-The Conversation Company/Roslyn, NY, Mark Wajda-St. Paul Catholic Community/Leesburg, FL, Bob Telford-SAG-AFTRA/Valley Village, CA, Susan Nessanbaum-Goldberg-M and S Entertainment/LA, David Westberg-SAG-AFTRA Federal Credit Union/Burbank, David Garber-Loyola Marymount University/Playa Vista, CA
Today’s Trivia Question: Which Gilmore Girls (2000-2007) star also had a role in the 1987 film Dirty Dancing? (Email [email protected] with your answer and be sure to include your name, company, city and time zone. Unofficial rules: A limit of four correct answers from each time zone will be selected.).
Answer to Monday’s Anagram: Had Eleventh Scowl = The Cleveland Show. Kudos to: David Stern-BARD Entertainment/NYC, Tom Moore-Kalt Productions/LA
Classic Sitcom Anagram: Want Picnic In Rink (Email [email protected]; first three respondents with the correct answer who aren’t in trivia will be posted in tomorrow’s newsletter.)
