Articles Tagged ‘Numeris’
Masked Singer, SNL stay on top: Numeris
While the same shows remained in the top positions, AMAs were notably lower after recent premiere weeks.
SNL premiere draws record viewers, but Masked Singer prevails: Numeris
An historic SNL showing and a breakout week for The Masked Singer had viewers singing TV’s good graces.
Reality rules, but one new scripted show cracks top five: Numeris
A Torontonian’s presence in AGT helped give it a boost in that market.
With the Raptors out, Canada rallied behind the Emmys: Numeris
Meanwhile, Quebecers continued to tune into local favourites.
Raptors bring big views, Quebec’s biggest shows double: Numeris
Big Brother also drew big national attention.
Big Brother stays on top, Raptors climb: Numeris
While America’s Got Talent didn’t crack the top three, it continued to boast improved numbers.
Big Brother, AGT both make gains: Numeris
America’s Got Talent climbed back to the top, but Big Brother is nipping at its heels.
AGT and Big Brother battle for the top: Numeris
America’s Got Talent climbed back to the top, but Big Brother is nipping at its heels.
Big Brother takes in big numbers: Numeris
The Raptors also made a splash in their hometown, but have yet to break onto the national stage.
Shows pick up steam as Canadians flock to TV screens: Numeris
Hockey Night in Canada is back, but non-sports programs are buzzing too.
Top shows are back in the seven figures: Numeris
Plus, hockey rules nationally, but basketball is the hottest game in Toronto.
Our first glimpse at the return of sports: Numeris
Plus, World of Dance leaped over AGT in the ratings for the first time.
AGT is back and the top five shows some improvement: Numeris
Viewers overall showed more enthusiasm for TV, particularly unscripted, this week.
Agents of SHIELD is on top, but no programs crack one million: Numeris
Meanwhile, in Toronto, the return of Formula One brought some viewers, but other markets gravitated toward reruns or unscripted shows.
AGT stays on top, but loses viewers: Numeris
Montreal and Edmonton grew overall as individual markets, while the Quebec Francophone TV scene was tepid.
