The new habit of viewers choosing Mondays to tune into Big Brother has been solidified. The first segment of the show averaged 12.6 rating points, becoming the most viewed of the day. However, the audience dropped significantly in the second part, reaching 10.5 points. This decline allowed 'Peeking into the house' to become the second most watched of the day, also with 10.5 points.
In previous editions, the elimination galas used to be the center of attention and garnered the highest audience. However, a change in this dynamic has been observed, with the announcement of the eliminated contestant now attracting more viewers. This past Sunday, this trend was reaffirmed, even surpassing 12 points, a new minimum requirement imposed by Telefe for the show.
- According to the latest rating measurements, Mondays are more likely to capture viewers with the famous reality show. - 'The first segment of Big Brother averaged 12.6 and was the most watched of the day,' sources from the media confirm. - On the other hand, the second part of the show experienced a drop in its audience, settling at 10.5 points. - 'Peeking into the house' also managed to equal 10.5 points, becoming the second most watched of the day. - The trend of prioritizing Monday broadcasts has increased, shifting the focus of attention from elimination galas to other key moments of the show. - With more than 12 rating points and a high anticipation to know the next eliminated contestant, Big Brother has exceeded the expectations and requirements of Telefe.
