On average, do we think the 24/7 live streams are doing rings around the broadcast episodes?
Ten would be crazy to not be happy with that.Also despite the ratings going down slightly, BB was #1 for the night in the 25-54 demo and #2 for the night in 16-39s (beaten only by Love Island; which had 9k more in that particular demo).
Obviously because that’s what OG BB wasHowever I’m not sure why they’ve scheduled a Friday show, given it’s typically a dead night outside of Saturday.
It is but on Fridays 10 typically doesn't get more than 200-300k for any of their shows.Total ratings are obviously nice to have and gives bragging rights, but can be misleading when the demo skews. The advertiser 25–54 demo is most coveted, with the secondary 16–39 numbers good but pay less. BB was ranked #1 & #2 in both last night which is impressive. However I’m not sure why they’ve scheduled a Friday show, given it’s typically a dead night outside of Saturday.
at least BB beat Budget Battlers on Nine.
Whenever i tune in on TikTok it seems there are about 3,000 give or take 1,000 viewers on that live stream.On average, do we think the 24/7 live streams are doing rings around the broadcast episodes?
And the outreach by uploading the season on YouTube for international viewers.Whoever’s idea it was to have the feed on tiktok is a genius.
That was a desperately needed thing imo. Now Australia has that up on the U.S. and UK version especially.And the outreach by uploading the season on YouTube for international viewers.
Plus, it stamps out the inevitable piracy and resorting to downloading the eps, while also giving Endemol/Ten/whoever some extra revenue at the same time.That was a desperately needed thing imo. Now Australia has that up on the U.S. and UK version especially.
My tiktok fyp is flooded with young people watching it. The big brother formula is kind of timeless in a way, humans can interact with it and relate to a degree.im shocked at how big of a hit it is with younger audiences. maybe streaming numbers will be pretty big.