Monday, March 06, 2006
Oscars Ratings Drop 10 Percent From 2005
ABC is in for a "Crash" landing in the Oscar ratings.
The Academy Awards were down 10 percent from last year's ceremony, based on preliminary Nielsen Media Research ratings from the nation's 55 biggest markets. If the full national ratings follow suit later Monday, this year's ceremony will likely be the second least-watched Oscars telecast behind 2003, when "Chicago" won best picture.
The ceremony, where "Crash" won a surprise best picture trophy, drew a 27.1 rating and a 40 share. Each rating point is equivalent to 1.1 million homes, while the share indicates that 40 percent of the TVs in use last night were tuned to the awards.
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I'm surprised that it's not down more...i think box office draw and tv award draw should line up pretty closely...
ReplyDeleteprops to the award show for show casing some of the pop-culture players like the Wilson brothers and such that won't get the opportunity to win awards any time soon.
--RC of strangeculture.blogspot.com