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01.25.17
Good morning. It’s Wednesday January 25, 2017 and this is your first early morning briefing.
Tonight’s Premieres:
Food Network: Bakers vs. Fakers at 10p
Syfy: The Magicians at 9p
USA: Suits at 10p
Tonight’s Finales:
CW: Frequency at 9p
E!: Total Divas at 9p
Syfy: Incorporated at 10p
WGNA: Salem at 9p
IN THE NEWS
Netflix could start muscling cable networks out of reality series, suggests a new report from MoffettNathanson. “SVOD players have started to show interest in buying non-fiction content which could start to put pressure on the bigger non-fiction cable networks,” said the report. “Netflix has continuously emphasized increasing original content. However, given the high cost of scripted originals, Netflix will need to incorporate more unscripted content in these efforts. As a result, Netflix (and the other SVOD players) will start to bid away name brand non-fiction shows from cable networks.” In related news, Netflix ordered 8 episodes of a “reimagining” of Bravo makeover series Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, starting production in the spring.
Total deal volume in the entertainment, media and communications industries during 4Q16 was a record-setter, generating the highest deal value in almost three years, according PwC’s new Outlook Deals Insights report. The deals demonstrate two key themes, said PwC: “The first being the race for content has continued unabated, and non-traditional owners of content, such as Telecom companies, are willing to pay a premium to pair distribution channels with content ownership.” The second theme? “The continued interest in Chinese buyers in U.S. media assets.”
Telemundo actors will be able to vote on whether they want to be represented by SAG-AFTRA in contract negotiations, following a decision by the National Labor Relations Board. The union had petitioned the NLRB for the vote, claiming the Spanish-language network paid its performers less than sibling NBC pays its English-language actors. “Since SAG-AFTRA first approached us about a year ago, we have invited them to ask for an NLRB election,” said Telemundo in a statement. “We are pleased the union now has done this, so that our talent will be able to make a decision for themselves on whether to be represented.” The vote, done by secret ballot, will take place February 7-March 8.
Surprise! Millennials (A18-34) don’t like being told what to do. The demo accounts for 43 percent of cordless consumers who have either never had cable, satellite or fiber optic TV service, or have cut the cord, according to GfK MRI’s Survey of the American Consumer. This group spends 65 percent of their viewing time streaming via a TV set or other device, versus 36 percent for Baby Boomers, who spend 56 percent of their viewing time watching live TV over the airwaves. “One in three Millennials is living without a cord so understanding this population is a major priority for advertisers and marketers,” said Karen Ramspacher, SVP of consumer insights & trends at GfK MRI. “These viewers are huge fans of quality programming and content but they are not fond of being told where, when and how they should watch it.”
Bravo and Buzzfeed are teaming to promote Bravo’s Imposters, launching Tuesday, February 7 at 10p. Valentine’s-themed content will include a custom 360 video experience, “Are You Dating an Imposter?”, which debuts on the show’s premiere date. Bravo parent NBCUniversal has a $400 million investment in Buzzfeed.
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PRODUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Nat Geo VP, production Matt Renner gave Cynopsis a glimpse into the making of the current untitled doc it commissioned from author/journalist Sebastian Junger (The Perfect Strom) from the ground in Syria and Iraq. And it isn’t for the faint of heart. An early clip he showed at Realscreen depicts footage shot on an iPhone of a family of eight huddled under a tarp in the back of a truck crossing out from Syrian border. “As long as National Geographic is in business we’re going to be singularly focused on working with filmmakers and photographers and storytellers around the world to get to those hard to reach places, and to intelligently design a production plan to keep you as safe as you possibly can be,” Renner told Cynopsis. That plan includes working with compliance lawyers with intimate knowledge of the regions and companies with access to special ops. “One of the key questions is, What’s the evacuation plan if you’re in this area on this day and date?,” he said. While no one under the company’s direct employment has died, Renner said three freelance journalists working alongside the Nat Geo team in the area were killed. “That is the tragedy, we couldn’t give them the same kind of support system we [had]. But at the same time our filmmakers waiting on the borders knew that if something should happen, there is an outlet.”
Having proper support in place is of utmost important to Junger, Renner said, particularly since his friend and collaborator Tim Hetherington died in 2011 after being hit with shrapnel while covering rebel forces in Misrata, Libya. Junger founded RISC (Reporters Instructed in Saving Colleagues), a center that provides training in areas from hostage negotiation to medic training, as well as deconditioning support. “When we go out there to commission a program, it’s to give someone a voice that doesn’t have a voice,” Renner said. “There’s a tremendous risk and cost to that sometimes, but we need to keep taking those risks because those stories need to be told.” The new Junger doc is tentatively scheduled to air in Q4.
NBC ordered a pilot for a comedy from Seth Meyers, SNL’s Mike O’Brien and Lorne Michaels’ Broadway Video about a cynical high school biology teacher who uses students to plot revenge on people who wronged him. O’Brien will write.
The Peacock net also ordered a pilot for a virtual reality drama from Mickey Fisher and Amblin TV (Extant). Reverie focuses on a former detective specializing in human behavior, drawn in when a VR program has dangerous consequences. And NBC greenlit game show pilot 5 Gold Rings, to be produced by ITV Entertainment, based on a UK format.
ABC is developing a comedy for Gabriel Iglesias. The project, from Ryan Seacrest Productions and CBS Television Studios, centers on a commitment-averse bachelor who reconnects with a pal who just broke up with the woman he’s been with since pre-school. Iglesias also stars in and exec produces Fuse’s Fluffy’s Food Adventures.
On the drama front, ABC ordered pilots for Doomsday, about a think tank recruited to prevent man-made disasters and The Good Doctor, centered on a young surgeon with savant syndrome, both from Sony Pictures Television.
Fox ordered a pilot for a Marvel action adventure from Matt Nix (Burn Notice), 20th Century Fox Television and Marvel Television. Drama centers on two parents whose children possess mutant powers.
COMING UP
Sony Movie Channel will offer network premieres of action movie Legion on Friday, February 3 at 10p, and crime caper Takers in the same slot February 17.
The Classic Rock Awards, hosted by Megadeth frontman David Mustain, airs on AXS TV on Sunday, February 19 at 8p. Look for appearances by Jimmy Page, Joe Perry, Jeff Beck, Johnny Depp, Richie Sambora, Cheap Trick and more.
El Rey starts re-airing episodes of wrestling series Lucha Underground tonight at 8p.
Azteca America will return for the second year as the exclusive Spanish-language broadcaster of the Miss Universe competition, airing Sunday, January 29 at 7p. Vanessa Claudio, Alejandro Lukini and Marcela Cuevas will host the live broadcast as well as a special live pre-show starting at 6p.
NEW & RETURNING SERIES
Rise, delving into the indigenous resistance movement in North America, launches on Viceland Friday, January 27 at 9p. The documentary series had its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.
Bravo renewed Top Chef for season 15. The culinary competition, currently in its 14th season, is averaging over 2 million total viewers Thursdays at 9p, up 4 percent versus the prior season.
Subterranean mysteries are explored in Science Channel’s new Secrets of the Underground, debuting Tuesday, February 14 at 10p. Using advanced scanning techniques, the series explores mysteries like tunnels at Alcatraz, and Al Capone’s underground passageways.
HGTV’s upcoming Home Town highlights the efforts of home renovation experts Ben and Erin Napier as they revitalize historic houses. Ten-episode series debuts Tuesday, March 21 at 10p.
TNT renewed The Librarians for season 4. The third season of the fantasy-adventure series, which wrapped January 22, reached 5.4 million viewers per episode and drew an audience 6 years younger than the average for TNT originals.
The premiere date for the third and final season of HBO’s The Leftovers has been set for Sunday, April 16 at 9p.
ADVERTISING
TV ad spend increased 4.4 percent in 2016, according to Standard Media Index. NBC was the big leader in broadcast, up 20 percent, followed by CBS, up 3.2 percent. ABC and Fox dipped 2.2 percent and 4.6 percent, respectively. Not surprisingly this election year, the big winners on cable were news nets CNN, up 57.8 percent, and Fox News, up 25.7 percent.
More from SMI: In 4Q16, digital spend slowed to a rise of 7.1 percent, with some media dollars returning to TV. “Retail, telcos, and consumer electronics have not seen the outcomes they expected from digital and have moved back to the medium they have trusted for decades,” said James Fennessy, CEO of SMI.
Cynopsis will be honoring the industry’s top advertising talent at the Buyers & Planners Awards celebration in NYC on February 7. Who are our all-star nominees? Today’s nod goes to Niki DeCou, brand group director, Horizon Media.
Cynopsis: What is the biggest challenge facing the advertising community today?
Niki DeCou: Acknowledging and managing the disconnect between what’s happening with consumers and their media habits and the limitations of planning, buying and measurement tools, and determining where and how to test and take risks without all of the information we would like to have.
Cynopsis: What kind of education or experience helped prepare you for your job? DeCou: Because our industry is so dynamic, I think that the ability to think critically about the myriad of opportunities thrown at you every day and the confidence to ask questions and then determine your own point of view is key. Like any business, relating to people and finding common ground is also important. If you have built those fundamentals through education and life experiences, the rest is being open minded and willing to learn every day.
Cynopsis: What do you find most rewarding about working at Horizon?
DeCou: It’s always about the people. Working with smart, knowledgeable, experienced people who are humble enough to learn from each other is a pretty awesome team and culture to be a part of. And that goes for colleagues and clients alike. The culture really enables true partnerships with clients, which are the most rewarding thing you can have in this business.
Cynopsis: And of course, what are you wearing to the Cynopsis Awards?
DeCou: If I had my way, jeans and Nike air maxes.
For questions about the event, which will also includes the inaugural TV Awards, please email Jenn@Cynopsis.com.
DISTRIBUTION
CBS Corporation and Meredith Corporation struck a long-term deal that renews station affiliation agreements for four of owned-and-operated stations, including WGCL in Atlanta, Ga.; KPHO in Phoenix, Ariz.; KCTV in Kansas City, Mo.; and WNEM in Flint, Mich. The four markets renewed serve more than 5.5 million households. The new deal also includes the renewal of participation in CBS All Access.
DIGITAL DATA
Ad agency Rauxa has launched digital content shop Cats on the Roof. Equal parts creative agency and production house, Cats is headquartered in LA. “Cats on the Roof was born organically as a fusion of our strengths in technology, creative and storytelling,” said Gina Alshuler, CEO, Rauxa. “The team has already developed a reputation for creating compelling, shareable content delivered quickly and cost effectively.”
Epix will offer content through an app that enables authenticated subscribers to access library of movies through TiVo devices. The app will be made available to all National Cable Television Cooperative members with TiVo set-top boxes deployed.
Social Media influencer Christian DelGrosso will star in digital series Moom, a comedy about man reunited with his late mother’s ghost. Series premieres on Blackpills in May.
Season two of of Starz drama The Missing will be available for Starz subscribers on the Starz app, streaming services and Starz on Demand simultaneously with its network premiere on Sunday, February 12. The premiere episode of the show’s sophomore season will also be available in a free preview on February 6, ahead of the season premiere on Sunday.
KIDS CORNER
WWE’s John Cena will host Nickelodeon’s 2017 Kids’ Choice Awards, airing Saturday, March 11 at 8p. Should be a good fit – “He’s a big kid at heart,” said Shelly Sumpter Gillyard, SVP, talent and events.
School of Roars has been acquired by Sprout and UK’s CBeebies. The animated children’s series is being produced by Dot to Dot Productions.
Adventure Time: Islands premieres with a 4-night event starting Monday, January 30 at 7:30p on Cartoon Network. All eight episodes became available on DVD, iTunes, Amazon Video and Google Play yesterday.
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Celebrate the TV Award Winners on 2/7!
While enjoying dinner at the Edison Ballroom in NYC, celebrate the achievements of our industry over the past year during the presentation of the very first Cynopsis TV Awards, which salutes excellence in national television programming. Also, two special awards will be presented to honorees Linda Boff, CMO for GE and Bill Koenigsberg, President, CEO & Founder for Horizon Media, for their extraordinary contributions to the industry.
View finalists and register: www.cynopsistvawards.com.
RATINGS
NBC’s Meet the Press drew 4.55 million viewers for Chuck Todd’s “alternative facts” interview with Kellyanne Conway, its largest overall audience in 8 years.
ABC’s The Bachelor on Monday rose 3 percent week-to-week in total viewers, to 7.3 million, and 4 percent among A18-49, to 2.4/8 for season highs. On its new night, Quantico returned up 30 percent among total viewers (to 3.0 million) and 29 percent in the demo (to .9/3), posting its third highest rating of the season.
The week of January 16, Univision ranked as the number 1 broadcast net among A18-34 on Friday, and number 4 for the week, growing its audience week-to-week in total viewers by 5 percent (to 2.0 million).
UniMas had its highest-rated week so far this season among total viewers (up 16 percent, to 798,000), A18-49 (up 20 perdent, to 386,000) and A18-34 (up 34 percent, to 169,000) during broadcast prime.
Fox News’ Tucker Carlson Tonight, now at 9p in place of The Kelly File, is averaging 3.7 million viewers and 775,000 among A25-54, up 37 percent in viewers and 50 percent in the news demo versus Kelly’s 2016 average – albeit during a particularly news-worthy period.
Nashville grabbed over 2 million viewers and a .95 among A18-49, a ratings rise of 18 percent since the ABC transplant debuted on CMT on January 5. The episode was the highest-rated original series telecast in CMT history among W18-49 (1.3).
Sunday’s Worst Cooks in America on Food Network posted a .9 rating among P25-54 (780,000 IMP) tying for #1 within the 9p timeslot; overall, the network ranked #2 (tied) for the night across all ad-supported cable. Friday’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives earned a .7 rating among P25-54 (600,000 IMP), up 57 percent versus year-ago, with the network ranked #7 for the night across all ad-supported cable.
Estrella TV reports it delivered the highest audience growth in Early Fringe among the top four Spanish language television networks as compared to the same period in 2015, delivering growth across A18-34 (60 percent), A18-49 (31 percent) and A25-54 (21 percent).
Broadcast Morning News Shows Weekly Average Ratings week of January 16, 2017
ABC Good Morning America 4.67 million total viewers, 1.3/11 and 1.51 million A25-54
NBC Today 4.40 million total viewers, 1.4/12 and 1.70 million A25-54
CBS This Morning 3.67 million total viewers, 0.9/7 and 1.03 million A25-54
Broadcast News Shows Weekly Average Ratings week of January 16, 2017
NBC Nightly News 9.44 million total viewers, 2.0/8 and 2.37 million A25-54
ABC World News Tonight 9.14 million total viewers, 1.8/7 and 2.15 million A25-54
CBS Evening News 7.51 million total viewers, 1.4/5 and 1.67 million A25-54
Top 12 Broadcast Programs among A18-49 rating/share for the week of January 16, 2017
CBS: AFC Championship (1/22) 15.4/44
CBS: AFC Championship Post Game (1/22) 7.7/23
CBS: Hunted (1/22) 4.1/15
CBS: The Big Bang Theory (1/19) 3.4/12
NBC: This Is Us (1/17) 2.6/9
ABC: The Bachelor (1/16) 2.3/8
CBS: NCIS (1/17) 1.9/7
CBS: Kevin Can Wait (1/16) 1.7/6
CBS: Mom (1/19) 1.7/6
CBS: The Great Indoors (1/19) 1.7/6
NBC: The Wall (1/17) 1.7/6
ABC: The Middle (1/17) 1.7/6
Source: Nielsen Media Research, Galaxy Explorer, Live + SD Data
Live + Same Day Household Ratings: Monday, January 23, 2017 time period averages.
Source: NTI, Galaxy as dated. Live+SD
CBS: 4.7/8
Kevin Can Wait 5.2/9, Man with a Plan 4.6/8, 2 Broke Girls 4.3/7, Big Bang Theory 4.4/7, Scorpion 4.9/9
ABC: 3.7/6
The Bachelor 4.6/8, Quantico 1.9/4
NBC: 2.4/4
Apprentice 2.5/4, Timeless 2.2/4
FOX: 2.3/4
Gotham 2.1/4, Lucifer 2.5/4
UNIVISION: 1.2/2
Despertar Contigo 1.0/2, Vino el Amor 1.3/2, Color de la Pasion 1.3/2
TELEMUNDO: 1.0/2
La Fan .7/1, La Dona 1.0/2, El Chema 1.2/2
CW: 1.1/2
Supergirl 1.6/3, Jane the Virgin .71
Monday A18-49: ABC 1.9/6, CBS 1.5/5, FOX 1.2/4, NBC 1.0/3, UNI .7/3, TELE .7/3, CW .6/2
EXECUTIVE MOVES
Amy Doyle was promoted to Executive Vice President and General Manager of MTV, VH1 and Logo, an expansion of her most recent role at VH1. Doyle will partner with group president Chris McCarthy in the overall creative management of the group, including oversight of tentpole and live events, specials, network/celebrity talent, and VH1 scripted programming.
This Day in History: 1533 – England’s King Henry VIII secretly married his second wife, Anny Boleyn.
Answer to Our Last Trivia Question: What blonde bombshell played Fran’s nemesis Heather Biblow on The Nanny (1993-1999)?Pamela Anderson. Kudos to: John Ferlazzo/London, Ken Nice-TeamPeople/Washington, D.C., Michael Ritz-BucStar Consulting/NYC, Nicole Langella-Fox Networks/NCY, Corey Lambert-Showtime Networks/NYC, Andy Pittman-TAMU/College Station, TX, Cynthia New-Spectrum Reach/Cape Girardeau, MO, Melissa Friedman/LA, Anne Wettig-Fox Cable Networks/LA, Susan Nessanbaum-Goldberg-Angst Productions/LA, Ken DuBow-Bob’s Your Uncle/LA
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1970s Sitcom Anagram: Hereditary Gift Lamp (Email trivia@cynopsis.com; first three respondents with the correct answer who aren’t in trivia – will be posted along with the answer on www.Cynopsis.com.)
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WHAT’S ON TONIGHT – WEDNESDAY JANUARY 25, 2017
ABC: The Goldbergs [r], Speechless [r], Modern Family [r], black-ish [r], Match Game [r]
CBS: Hunted, Code Black
CW: Arrow, Frequency [f]
FOX: Lethal Weapon, Star
NBC: Law & Order: SVU [r], Law & Order: SVU [r], Chicago P.D. [r]
PBS: Nature [r], NOVA [r], Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts
Telemundo: La Fan, La Dona, El Chema
Univision: Despertar Contigo, Vino el Amor, El Color de la Pasion
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