Shootkick Man
11-07-2014, 02:50 AM
TNA impact on Wednesday, November 5 scored a 0.75 cable TV rating versus a 0.70 cable rating last week.
Impact drew 930,000 viewers, only slightly up from 911,000 viewers last Wednesday.
Last week, Impact was opposed by Game 7 of the World Series, which drew 23 million viewers. This week's broadcast TV competition was the CMAs on ABC, which drew 16 million viewers.
It appears Impact got back some of the older viewers outside of the m18-49 who would have watched the World Series, as all of Impact's key demographic ratings were down this week.
Specifically, males 18-34 dropped one-tenth of a rating to the lowest point on Wednesday nights, m18-49 declined for the third consecutive week, and Impact continues to lose younger viewers.
- On cable TV Wednesday night, Impact ranked #50 in overall viewers and #38 in males 18-34 & 18-49.
Impact's lead-in on Spike TV, "Cops," outscored Impact in all demos except m18-49, which slightly increased.
Impact drew 930,000 viewers, only slightly up from 911,000 viewers last Wednesday.
Last week, Impact was opposed by Game 7 of the World Series, which drew 23 million viewers. This week's broadcast TV competition was the CMAs on ABC, which drew 16 million viewers.
It appears Impact got back some of the older viewers outside of the m18-49 who would have watched the World Series, as all of Impact's key demographic ratings were down this week.
Specifically, males 18-34 dropped one-tenth of a rating to the lowest point on Wednesday nights, m18-49 declined for the third consecutive week, and Impact continues to lose younger viewers.
- On cable TV Wednesday night, Impact ranked #50 in overall viewers and #38 in males 18-34 & 18-49.
Impact's lead-in on Spike TV, "Cops," outscored Impact in all demos except m18-49, which slightly increased.