TV ratings, Auditel data from last night 19 November 2024 9.30
TV ratings for Monday 18 November 2024: who won between Amica Geniale 4 on Rai 1 and La Talpa on Canale5. All the audit data from the evening.
The television schedule of Monday 18 November 2024 it offered viewers entertainment, information, reality and TV series programmes. A new episode was broadcast on Rai 1 My Brilliant Friend 4on Canale5, however, a new appointment with At Talpa 2024 ended with the elimination of Elisa Di Francisca. Here’s who won the challenge in terms of TV ratings.
The challenge between Rai 1 with L’Amica Geniale 4 and Canale5 with La Talpa
The episode of My Brilliant Friend 4 broadcast last night, Monday 18 November 2024, on Rai 1 which broadcast episodes 3 and 4 and was followed by 3,612,000 viewers (18.80% share) in the first episode, and in the second, in the late evening, from 3,198,000 spectators equal to 21.04% share. Wins in terms of audit data against the third episode of At Talpa which achieved, instead, 1,572,000 spectators with a 10.57% share.
The TV ratings of the other generalist networks, Auditel data from last night
Let’s now look at the proposals of the other generalist networks. Boss in incognito on Rai 2 it entertained 1,126,000 spectators equal to a share of 6.79%. The state of things on Rai 3 it reached 522,000 viewers equal to a share of 2.46%. Clash of the Titans on Italia 1 it totaled 965,000 viewers, equal to a share of 5.64%. Fourth republic on Rete4 it scored 674,000 viewers equal to a share of 4.79%. The episode of Gialappa Show on TV8 it entertained 988,000 spectators equal to a share of 5.79%. Little Big Italy on NINE it scored 394,000 spectators equal to a share of 2.16%, The Tower of Babel – Red alert: health and the environment on La7 it totaled 1,050,000 spectators equal to a share of 5.48%.
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Affari Tui, Striscia la Notizia and Chissà chi è: the ratings of Stefano De Martino, Antonio Ricci and Amadeus
Here is the challenge of prime time access. Stefano De Martino with his Your business on Rai 1 it entertained 5,853,000 spectators equal to a share of 27.27%. On Canale5 Striscia La Notizia it scored 2,981,000 spectators equal to a share of 13.87%. Who knows who he is of Amadeus on NINE totaled 533,000 spectators equal to a share of 2.48%.
TV Ratings Commentary: 18 November 2024
Well, well, well! Settle in, folks, because it looks like Monday night television has once again given us some spicy drama, and no, I’m not talking about a soap opera! I’m talking about the face-off between L’Amica Geniale 4 on Rai 1 and La Talpa on Canale 5! If you thought reality TV was just about watching beautifully coiffed people throw drinks at each other’s faces, think again! This time it’s all about the numbers. Grab your popcorn; we have some serious ratings gossip here!
The Great Ratings Showdown
On Monday 18 November 2024, L’Amica Geniale 4 aired episodes 3 and 4, capturing a jaw-dropping audience of 3,612,000 viewers for the first episode, giving it an impressive 18.80% share. In the late evening, the second episode tripped, yet still managed to pull in 3,198,000 viewers with a hefty 21.04% share. Meanwhile, over at Canale 5, La Talpa and its reality shenanigans could only muster an audience of 1,572,000 viewers, resulting in a pitiful 10.57% share. Honestly, it’s like bringing a spoon to a knife fight!
Other Networks Joining in the Fun
But wait, there’s more! The rest of the television landscape had their own little battles. Boss in Incognito on Rai 2 managed to entertain 1,126,000 spectators at a 6.79% share. Meanwhile, The State of Things on Rai 3 put up a valiant display with only 522,000 viewers, woefully scoring just 2.46%. It’s as if nobody wanted to tune in for the state of affairs—maybe because the ‘state’ is particularly grim lately!
And here comes the titanic clash of the networks! Clash of the Titans on Italia 1 fought valiantly to nab 965,000 viewers, giving it a modest 5.64% share. The always-entertaining Gialappa Show on TV8 also scraped in 988,000 spectators for a 5.79% share. Meanwhile, NINE’s attempt with Little Big Italy fetched a mere 394,000 spectators for a laughable 2.16%. Simply put, it was an evening filled with daring quests for viewers!
Past Glory: A Brief Look Back
Now let’s take a tiny detour into the past with a peek at Sunday’s ratings, where the competition between Italy and France was supposed to set the screens ablaze. But the real champions of the evening were the likes of Your Business with Stefano De Martino on Rai 1, raking in 5,853,000 viewers and hitting a shiny 27.27% share. The mighty Striscia La Notizia on Canale 5 came in second with 2,981,000 viewers, equaling 13.87% share. Meanwhile, on NINE, the show Who Knows Who He Is struggled for breath with just 533,000 spectators and a disheartening 2.48% share. Ouch!
The Final Curtain!
In conclusion, it looks like the soap opera continues on our TV screens as Rai 1 maintains its grip on audiences while Canale 5 gets pushed into the back of the ratings bus as it waves goodbye to viewers one elimination at a time. Who knows what next week will bring? But one thing’s for sure—the entertainment industry remains as unpredictable as my dating life! See you at the next ratings showdown—popcorn optional!
The television schedule on Monday 18 November 2024 showcased a vibrant mix of entertainment programs, including hit series and gripping reality shows. On Rai 1, My Brilliant Friend 4 captivated audiences with its latest episode, while on Canale5, the competitive reality show At Talpa 2024 concluded with the shocking elimination of sports star Elisa Di Francisca. The evening brought significant battles for viewership, with a close eye on the ratings war.
The challenge between Rai 1 with L’Amica Geniale 4 and Canale5 with La Talpa
Last night’s episode of My Brilliant Friend 4 on Rai 1 delivered impressive figures, pulling in 3,612,000 viewers for the first episode, translating to an 18.80% share. In the later airing of the second episode, viewership slightly dipped but still performed notably, attracting 3,198,000 spectators, which equated to a robust 21.04% share. In contrast, At Talpa‘s third episode lagged behind with just 1,572,000 viewers and a 10.57% share, marking a considerable defeat in the ratings clash.
The TV ratings of the other generalist networks, Auditel data from last night
In the broader landscape of generalist networks, other programs also contributed to the ratings dynamics. On Rai 2, Boss in incognito attracted an audience of 1,126,000 viewers, earning a share of 6.79%. Rai 3’s offering, The state of things, pulled in 522,000 viewers, resulting in a share of 2.46%. Italia 1’s blockbuster Clash of the Titans garnered 965,000 viewers, translating to a share of 5.64%. Meanwhile, Rete 4’s troubled series Fourth republic managed to reach 674,000 viewers, achieving a share of 4.79%. Over on TV8, the comedy insights of Gialappa Show entertained 988,000 spectators with a share of 5.79%. On NINE, Little Big Italy landed 394,000 viewers, yielding a share of 2.16%. The informative show The Tower of Babel – Red alert: health and the environment on La7 achieved a total of 1,050,000 spectators, with a share of 5.48%.
Affari Tui, Striscia la Notizia and Chissà chi è: the ratings of Stefano De Martino, Antonio Ricci and Amadeus
In the fiercely competitive prime-time access slot, Stefano De Martino’s Your business on Rai 1 dominated the night by entertaining 5,853,000 spectators, which accounts for a share of 27.27%. Meanwhile, Canale5’s popular Striscia La Notizia achieved an audience of 2,981,000 viewers with a share of 13.87%. Amadeus’s quiz show Who knows who he is on NINE received 533,000 viewers, resulting in a share of 2.48%.
What were the viewer ratings for *Boss in Incognito* on Rai 2?
S had their moment in the spotlight as well. On Rai 2, Boss in Incognito managed to attract 1,126,000 viewers, yielding a share of 6.79%, which, while not groundbreaking, was solid enough to keep it in the conversation. Meanwhile, over on Rai 3, The State of Things found itself with just 522,000 spectators and a mere 2.46% share—a clear indication that audiences are perhaps seeking something more riveting than current affairs these days.
In the realm of entertainment that hails from Italia 1, Clash of the Titans secured 965,000 viewers and a 5.64% share, while the quirky humor of Gialappa Show on TV8 brought in 988,000 spectators for a 5.79% share, proving that even well-loved comedy can make waves. However, the woes of Little Big Italy continued, as it drew just 394,000 viewers, leading to a disappointing 2.16% share on NINE.
As we analyze the broader trends, it becomes clear that programming strategies and viewer preferences are continually evolving. The dominance of Rai 1, with its compelling offerings, showcases the network’s appeal, while Canale 5 may need to rethink its tactics to reclaim viewer interest. The ratings battle serves as a reminder of the fierce competition in the television landscape, keeping us all tuned in and eager for what comes next.
In closing, this week’s Monday ratings are an exciting reflection of how varied programming can draw in diverse audiences, suggesting that the landscape of Italian television is as dynamic as ever. Each week brings new surprises and shifts in viewer loyalty, leaving us all on the edge of our seats for the next round. Stay tuned, because the drama of the ratings war is far from over!
