Thankfully for soap fans, General Hospital had 2.34 million viewers during the week of March 5th.
The Revolution is at serious risk. After eight weeks on the air, it hit an audience low with 1.40 million viewers last week, 40% below year-ago occupant One Life to Live. They're losing viewers in all three of the key female demographics. OLTL had 2.35 million viewers at this time last year.
Meanwhile, The Chew remains close to the former owner of its time slot, All My Children., 2.23 million viewers vs. 2.32 million. All My Children is still slightly ahead. Erosion in the three key female demos from the beloved soap ranged from 44 to 50 percent.
I'm 65....I don't count. But I can stop watching ABC,
ReplyDeleteI'm 29 and male, but so sad about OLTL going off the air ... why take a show that people get so invested in to replace it with a show telling you you need to change yourself ... screw u abc.
ReplyDeleteI'm 29 and devastated OLTL is gone! I've watched it for 25 years! so many of us have watched it forever! ABC then replaces it with a show telling women how to dress, what to eat and how to act? seriously ABC? you're like an abusive bf ... take away our friends and family and tell women they aren't good enough! thanks for nothing ABC! I mean WTF?
ReplyDeleteI'm 29 and male, but so sad about OLTL going off the air ... why take a show that people get so invested in to replace it with a show telling you you need to change yourself ... screw u abc.
ReplyDeleteI'm a woman over 50 and not considered important in the demographics. I was an ABC soap fan for over 30 years. Thanks ABC for giving me more time to do others things and turn the TV off during the day.
ReplyDeleteI never watched either show more then45 seconds at a time
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