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Global Takes Night Two of Premiere Week
Posted on Wednesday, September 21, 2011 - 06:46 PM
Global Television Network

Global wins round two of premiere week with NCIS: LA and Glee grabbing primetime’s top two spots of the night nationally. NCIS: LA wins the night with 2.1 million viewers (2+, national), up 20% more viewers from its two-hour season 2 premiere last fall. Pop culture phenomenon Glee wins its timeslot nationally with 2 million gleeks (2+, national), also winning the night nationally and in the metered markets in the key advertising demo (Adults 18-49).

GLEE 8PM DATA HIGHLIGHTS (All data A 18-49):

· Won the night nationally with 1.1 million viewers and in the key markets
· Outperformed closest timeslot competitor, CTV’s Dancing With The Stars by 183% nationally
· Beat out the second hour of CityTV’s The Biggest Loser by 473% as well as CBC’s The Rick Mercer Report and This Hour Has 22 Minutes by 352% (for the full hour)

NCIS: LA 9PM DATA HIGHLIGHTS (All data A 18-49):

· Won its timeslot with over 733,000 viewers nationally
· Outperformed closest competitor of the hour, CTV’s Dancing With The Stars results show by 39%
· Dominated CityTV’s New Girl and Raising Hope for the full hour by 90% as well as CBC’s Camelot by 199%


Shaw Media continues to dominate on the Specialty front with six of the top 10 shows in the specialty core demo of A25-54, lead by History Television’s Pawn Stars, American Pickers and Food Network’s Chopped. All around, Tuesday was triumphant for Shaw Media with 11 million viewers tuned into Shaw Media stations (A2+, 8-11p, Total Canada). That equals to 1 in 3 Canadians watching a Shaw Media property at some point last night.

Viewers who missed last night’s Glee and NCIS: LA premieres can catch up on GlobalTV.com.

Source: BBM Canada PPM Confirmed and Overnight Data – Sept. 21/10 – Sept. 20/11, A2+, A18-49, and A25-54 AMA(000), Cume Reach*, A2+, 8p-11p, Total Canada






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