SOAPnet (Summer 2009)
In Prime, SOAPnet delivered its largest Summer audience on record in Total Viewers (392,000) and Women 18-49 (146,000), increasing by an impressive 26% and 38%, respectively (312,000 and 106,000).
In Total Day, Summer 09 also wrapped as SOAPnet's most-watched Summer ever in Total Viewers (203,000) and Women 18-49 (80,000), gaining by a solid 28% and 33%, respectively (159,000 and 60,000).
Generating its largest monthly audience ever in August 09, ALL MY CHILDREN delivered its largest Summer audience ever in Summer 09 Total Viewers and Women 18-49. Versus Summer 08, ALL MY CHILDREN outperformed by 39% in both Total Viewers (491,000 vs. 353,000) and by 63% in Women 18-49 (191,000 vs. 117,000).
ONE LIFE TO LIVE generated its biggest Summer audience on SOAPnet ever in Total Viewers and Women 18-49. Year-to-Year, ONE LIFE TO LIVE jumped by 38% in Total Viewers (503,000 vs. 364,000) and by 51% in Women 18-49 (195,000 vs. 129,000).
During the final week of Summer 09, original series HOLIDATE registered series highs in Total Viewers (329,000) and Women 18-49 (125,000)
SOAPnet (August 2009)
In Prime, August 09 qualified as SOAPnet's most-watched month on record in Total Viewers (411,000) and Women 18-49 (151,000), increasing by a solid 30% and 42%, respectively (316,000 and 106,000).
In Total Day, August 09 also wrapped as SOAPnet's most-watched August ever in Total Viewers (221,000) and Women 18-49 (88,000), gaining by a solid 33% and 40%, respectively (166,000 and 63,000).
Source: Nielsen Media Research (National Ratings, Summer 09: 6/1/09-8/30/09 and August 09: 7/27/09-8/30/09, Most Current; Year-Ago, Summer 08: 5/26/08-8/31/08 and August 08: 7/28/08-8/31/08, L + 7.
See, soaps aren't dead! This is great news. Looking forward to watching AMC and OLTL in HD in 2010.
ReplyDeleteI know SOAPnet is ABC/Disney owned, but they could have at least mentioned how Y&R plays into their ratings.
ReplyDeleteI'm also curious about their non-soap reality shows like "Holidate" - if they're performing for the network. Personally, I'd rather see a 'soap' on SOAPnet in those time slots rather than yet another reality show, but it's better than the zillionth re-run of "Gilmore Girls."