#Discovery channel shows series#
Audiences were drawn by new series including the self-shot, Emmy-nominated Amy Schumer Learns to Cook which nearly doubled year-ago timeslot benchmarks among Millennial Women 25-34 and the bracket-style, single-elimination competition Tournament of Champions which matched the network’s highest-rated telecast this year with a 1.3 P25-54, 1.5 W25-54 元 and doubled year-ago timeslot benchmarks for M25-54. For the quarter, it ranked as the #1 overall cable network on Weekends for P25-54, the #2 non-news cable network in Total Day for P25-54 and W25-54, and the #3 non-news cable network in Prime for P25-54, the latter representing a jump of 7 spots from last year. 5 P25-54 元 rating, +9% year-over-year, while also notching gains in both Total Day (highest-rated 2Q since 2012, +15% year-over-year for P25-54), and Weekend ITK (highest 2Q 元 ratings ever, +7% year-over-year for P25-54). This year Food Network saw its highest-rated second quarter in Prime since 2013, averaging a. “As we look ahead to 2021, we will continue to create the engaging content, community and experience viewers have come to rely on and trust.” “In a year unlike any other, Food Network and Cooking Channel were able to super-serve audiences like never before with series that delivered for fans and broadened our audience,” said Courtney White, President Food Network and Cooking Channel. To date, 元 ratings are up 9% for M25-54 in Prime (on track for the highest-rated year since 2015), and +16% in Total Day (on track for highest-rated year since 2012), with Prime and Total Day ratings for P25-54 on pace to match year ago levels. For the year it also ranks as the #1 overall cable network among W25-54 in the Weekend ‘In the Kitchen’ cooking block (Weekend ITK) for which it is on pace for its highest-rated year ever for P25-54 and M25-54 (元).Time Spent Viewing (TSV) in 2020 hit all-time highs with the third quarter notching the network’s highest TSV in network history (元), and the fourth quarter on pace to be its second-highest. As 2020 winds down, Food Network currently ranks as the #1 non-news/non-sports cable network among W18-49 in Total Day in Q4, and #2 non-news/non-sports cable network among P25-54 and W25-54.
#Discovery channel shows full#
NEW YORK – Decem–Despite the disruption brought on by a global pandemic, Food Network’s full pipeline and quick pivot to creative, self-shot episodes and series enabled the network to not miss a beat as it continued entertaining viewers throughout the year with big characters, high-stakes action, and an incredible array of backdrops for its shows ranging from a culinary arena to a supermarket parking lot to the Gumdrop Mountains of Candy Land.
FOOD NETWORK RANKS #1 NON-NEWS/NON-SPORTS CABLE NETWORK AMONG W18-49ĬOOKING CHANNEL ON PACE FOR HIGHEST-RATED YEAR IN NETWORK HISTORYįood Network and Cooking Channel’s 2020 By the Numbers
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