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09.23.15
Good morning. It’s Wednesday September 23, 2015, and this is your first early morning briefing.
Tonight’s Premieres:
ABC: The Middle at 8p, The Goldbergs at 8:30p, Modern Family at 9p, blackish at 9:30p, Nashville at 10p
CBS: Survivor at 8p
Comedy: Triptank at 11p
Cooking Channel: Pizza Masters at 9p
Food: Worst Cooks in America at 9p
FOX: Rosewood at 8p, Empire at 9p
NBC: The Mysteries of Laura at 8p, Law & Order: SVU at 9p
PBS: Nature at 8p
Tru TV: Road Spill at 10:30p
Tonight’s Finales:
CBS: Big Brother at 9:30p
CW: A Wicked Offer at 9p
Great American Country: RV Nation at 10:30p
TV Land: The Jim Gaffigan Show at 10p
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BACKSTAGE AT ADVERTISING WEEK XII
THE PEOPLE. THE PARTIES. THE BUZZ.
From September 28 – October 2, Cynopsis Media will be publishing a special afternoon eNewsletter full of the entertaining behind-the-scenes details of all things ADVERTISING WEEK XII. From the seminars and workshops to the celebrities and hallway chatter, our afternoon editions provide all you need to know about the who, what, and where!
For more information, please contact Chris Florio.
IN THE NEWS
NBC has partnered with Youtube star Zac King on a 360 video promoting Heroes Reborn, premiering Thursday, September 24 at 8p. King, along with fellow creators Sam Wickert of SoKrispyMedia and Aaron Benitez of VFX Bro, conceived and produced the project featuring the YouTubers one-upping each other on their hero-worthy abilities. Viewers can experience the video in the YouTube app on an Android or iOS device or watch it via a Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox or Opera browser.
Trifecta! ION Television has become the only network to acquire all three Law & Order series. To celebrate, the net is airing all-day marathons of the franchise from Wednesday, September 23 to Friday, September 25. Law & Order airs September 23; Law & Order: Criminal Intent airs September 24; and Law & Order: SVU airs September 25.
For the 16th consecutive year, Working Mother magazine has named Discovery Communications one of the 100 Best Companies for its commitment to progressive workplace programs, including advancement of women, flexibility, child care and paid parental leave. The 100 Best Companies are featured in the October/November issue of the magazine and on workingmother.com.
The fall broadcast TV season is upon us, with new approaches, renovation and reinvention. For a closer look at the landscape, check out Cynopsis’ special Fall Season report here.
PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
Starz has inked a series development deal for comic fightfest series Trapped with Mila Kunis‘ Orchard Farm Productions. Kunis will executive produce the project alongside Rob Zombie, who will also direct. The half-hour horror comedy takes places over a single night in the home of a wealthy family under attack by a murderous cult.
Bravo continues its push into scripted programming, adding one-hour pilots True Fiction and My So Called Wife to its development slate. Both dark comedies are from Universal Cable Productions.
National Geographic Channel is continuing its partnership with Scott Free Productions. Teaming for the fourth time, the pair will produce the next movie based on the latest book from Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard, Killing Reagan. The scripted film follows in the footsteps of Killing Lincoln, Killing Kennedy and Killing Jesus and will air globally on National Geographic Channels in 2016.
Nickelodeon greenlit adventure-filled docu-series I Wanna Be (wt). The show follows Carolina Panthers two-time Pro Bowl quarterback and host Cam Newton as he takes real kids on the ride of their lives to help make their dreams come true. The 20-episode series is slated to air in 2016 and will shoot during the NFL off seasons.
NEW SERIES
Hearst Television is launching a weekly, half-hour interview show hosted by political commentator/author Fernando Espuelas. The program, broadcast from Washington, DC, beginning this fall with plans for national expansion, will air across the Hearst Television group primarily in the Sunday morning news and information block. What’s in store? “Democracy is loud, complex and endlessly fascinating,” Espuelas tells Cynopsis. "We intend to break through the noise by providing our viewers with fact-driven insights into what’s really going on behind the curtains of political theater.”
RETURNING SERIES
El Rey Network, Mark Burnett and United Artists Media Group have announced a second season of Lucha Libre. The series, which introduces American audiences to the distinctive wrestling techniques of one of Mexico’s most popular sports, will premiere in early 2016.
Classic muscle cars once left for dead are resurrected in Velocity’s Graveyard Carz. The series, hosted by Mark Worman, is back with all-new episodes on Wednesday, October 7 at 9p.
Christina Milian Turned Up is getting a sophomore season on E!. The real-life drama about the actress/singer and her family returns on Tuesday, November 3 at 10p.
Host Alfonso Ribeiro returns with back-to-back episodes of Unwrapped 2.0 on Food Network on Saturday, October 10 at 8p. The the show’s 13-episode season classic childhood treats, the latest candy crazes and flavorful munchies.
COMING UP
Superstar tenor Andrea Bocelli lends his voice to a symphonic salute to the movies in Andrea Bocelli: Cinema, celebrating some of the greatest celluloid songs and scores of all time. John Travolta, Ryan O’Neal, Ali McGraw and Andy Garcia join Bocelli onstage to speak about the films from which the songs derive. The concert special airs on THIRTEEN’s Great Performances on Friday, November 27 at 9p (check local listings) as part of the PBS Arts Fall Festival.
KID STUFF
Disney Channel has optioned Upside-Down Magic, a book series from Scholastic, for development as an original TV show. The story follows the misadventures of Nory, the youngest in a family of elite magicians, who finds herself relegated to a class for misfits after one magical mishap too many.
GLOBAL GOINGS-ON
The Weinstein Co. has acquired U.S., Canadian, Chinese and Hong Kong rights to upcoming British television miniseries Love, Nina. Starring Helena Bonham Carter the project is based on Nina Stibbe’s memoir of the same name.
Raydar Media secured television and licensing rights to new children series for launch at
MIP Junior and for brand licensing in Europe. The titles include ABC Kids‘ preschool show Sydney Sailboat and BBC children’s channel CBeebies‘ new live-action series Teacup Travels.
DHX Television’s Family Channel has started production on Savvy, a pop culture series for tweens. The show begins shooting in Toronto in early October to debut Spring 2016. DHX Media will distribute the show worldwide.
9 Story Media Group signed multiple deals in advance of MIPJR for the second season of preschool series Guess How Much I Love You The Adventures of Little Nutbrown Hare. Licenses have been secured with NCircle Entertainment, a leading children’s and family home entertainment distributor in North America, and broadcasters Z@pp in the Netherlands, and Minimini in Poland.
UK based distributor Banijay International has picked up worldwide (excluding U.S.) distribution rights for new investigation series The Injustice Files, from Fusion. The show takes viewers behind the headlines to reveal the true stories of people who are fighting for justice.
Production has begun in Toronto, Canada on Baroness von Sketch Show, a single-camera, all female sketch comedy series, created by and starring Canadian comedians Carolyn Taylor, Meredith MacNeill, Aurora Browne and Jennifer Whalen. The show started production this week, with an order of six 30-minute episodes to be broadcast in summer 2016.
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FUN OF YOUR BUSINESS
Last week we asked our readers, "What was the most memorable piece of swag you ever received at an industry event or from a vendor?"
Here are some of the more interesting items your colleagues received…
I won an iPad once, but my favorite was probably a leopard printed Snuggie. – Molly Sugarman, VP, managing director at Treehouse at Horizon Media
Southern Girl Desserts Sweet Potato cupcake. – Lynneise Joseph, Manager of Programming, The Africa Channel
A Game of Thrones sword. – Peter Ban, COO, Simulmedia
Jumper cables from the 2000 American Comedy awards – they are in my car to this day and I’ve used them many times!! – Deb Climie, Co EP, Food Network’s Baking Championships
I received a pocket protector from a Sci-Fi Channel gig (now called Syfy). – Alan Browdy, Marketing & Research Consultant, Alan Browdy Insights
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RATINGS
Ratings for all of the top five entertainment magazines jumped on Monday with their next-day coverage of Sunday’s Emmy Awards. Entertainment Tonight (3.8/7 primary run metered market average, up 19 percent from its year-ago time period) led the category. Access Hollywood (2.3/5, up 15 percent), Extra (2.0/4, up 11 percent ), TMZ (1.5/3, up 7 percent ) and The Insider (1.4/3, up 8 percent) followed.
National ratings, covering the session ending September 13, was a week marked by the return of several major talk shows. Live with Kelly & Michael (2.7 live plus same day national Nielsen rating, up 8 percent from the week before) opened its 28th season, finishing in a tie for first place with perennial talk leader Dr. Phil (2.7, up 8 percent). Phil, who has been the top talker for the past four years, did not begin his new season until September 14. In third place, Ellen DeGeneres (2.6, up 53 percent) kicked off the first week of her 13th season with Caitlyn Jenner and Hillary Clinton, among others.
Nat Geo WILD’s new series Vet School launched on Saturday, September 19 with 660,000 total viewers P2+ and 206,000 P25-54. It marked the most watched series launch in network history.
Bounce TV’s Premier Boxing Champions The Next Round on September 18 was a knockout success. The live event and encore reached 1.6 million unique viewers. The premiere telecast averaged 248,000 Households and 335,000 total viewers from 9-11:45p, with a peak audience of 309,000 Households and 433,000 total viewers. The live telecast also delivered 164,000 A 25-54 (+82% over Bounce TV’s Friday primetime average) and 127,000 A18-49 (+57%).
Broadcast Evening News Shows Weekly Average Ratings (week of September 14, 2015)
NBC: Nightly News 8.01 million total viewers; 1.6/7 1.95 million A25-54
ABC: World News Tonight 7.62 million total viewers; 1.5/7 1.81 million A25-54
CBS: Evening News 6.31 million total viewers; 1.2/5 and 1.41 million A25-54
Source: Nielsen, NTI Total Viewers and A25-54 Live+SD
Top 10 Broadcast Programs among A18-49 rating/share for the week of September 14, 2015
NBC: NBC Sunday Night Football (9/20) 9.7/29
CBS: CBS + NFLN Thursday Night Football (9/17) 7.5/27
NBC: Football Night America Part 3 (9/20) 5.0/17
FOX: Audi Kickoff to the Emmys (9/20) 4.6/16
FOX: Emmy Awards (9/20) 3.6/11
NBC: America’s Got Talent (9/15) 2.4/9
NBC: Football Night America Part 2 (9/20) 2.4/8
ABC: Dancing With the Stars (9/14) 2.1/7
NBC: America’s Got Talent (9/16) 2.1/7
NBC: American Ninja Warrior (9/14) 2.1/7
Source: Nielsen Media Research, Galaxy Explorer, Live + SD Data
Top 11 M-F Syndicated Strip Series for the week of 9/7/15 ranked in order by HH Rtg
Judge Judy (CTD) 6.9AA
Family Feud (2/T) 5.8AA
Wheel of Fortune (CTD) 5.7AA
Jeopardy (CTD) 5.5AA
Big Bang Theory (WB) 5.2AA
Modern Family (2/T) 3.3AA
Two and A Half Men (WB) 2.8AA
Live with Kelly & Michael (DAD) 2.7AA
Dr. Phil (CTD) 2.7AA
Entertainment Tonight (CTD) 2.7AA
Inside Edition (CTD) 2.7AA
Source: Nielsen Media Research
Top 13 M-F Syndicated Strip Series for the week of 9/7/15 ranked in order by A18-49 Rtg
The Big Bang Theory (WB) 2.4AA
Modern Family (2/T) 2.0AA
Family Feud (2/T) 1.8AA
Judge Judy (CTD) 1.6AA
Family Guy (2/T) 1.5AA
Wheel of Fortune (CTD) 1.1AA
Jeopardy (CTD) 1.1AA
Two and a Half Men (WB) 1.1AA
Cleveland Show (2/T) 1.1AA
Mike and Molly (AT) 0.9AA
How I Met Your Mother (2/T) 0.9AA
Seinfeld (AT) 0.9AA
TMZ (AT) 0.9AA
Source: Nielsen Media Research
Monday A18-49 Analysis: NBC led for the most A18-49 viewers Monday with 3.3/11, according to final primetime national ratings from Nielsen. CBS topped 8p with 4.7/17 for The Big Bang Theory, while NBC’s second half-hour of The Voice took over the lead at 8:30 with 3.5/11. At 9p, NBC’s The Voice continued as #1 with 3.8/12. CBS’ Scorpion was next with 2.2./7. NBC’s Blindspot finished the night on top with 3.1/10. Telemundo’s Senor De Los Cielos followed with 1.4/5
A18-49: NBC 3.3/11, CBS 2.7/9, ABC 1.5/5, FOX 1.4/4, UNI 1.1/3, TELE 0.8/3, ION 0.4/1, CW 0.2/1
Live + Same Day Household Ratings: Monday, August 24, 2015 time period averages. Source: NTI, Galaxy as dated. Live+SD.
CBS: 7.4/12
The Big Bang Theory 10.9/18, Life in Pieces 6.8/11, Scorpion 6.7/11, NCIS: Los Angeles 5.1/9
NBC: 7.0/12
The Voice 7.3/12, Blindspot 6.6/12
ABC: 6.1/10
Dancing With the Stars 7.5/12, Castle 4.6/8
FOX 2.4/4
Gotham 2.8/5, Minority Report 1.9/3
UNIVISION: 1.5/3
Amores Con Trampa 1.6/3, Imperdonable 1.6/3, Yo No Creo En Hombres 1.2/2
Telemundo: 1.1/2
Avenida Brasil 0.8/1, Bajo el Mismo Cielo 0.9/1, Senor De Los Cielos 1.6/3
ION: 0.8/1
Criminal Minds 0.8/1, Criminal Minds 0.8/1, Criminal Minds 0.8/1
CW: 0.5/1
Penn & Teller: Fool Us 0.7/1, Whose Line Is It Anyway [r] 0.6/1, Significant Mother 0.3/0
Sunday A18-49 Analysis: NBC had the most A18-49 viewers Sunday with 5.7/18, according to final primetime national ratings from Nielsen. At 7p, FOX’s Emmy Awards led with 8.9/31, followed by NBC’s Football Night America Part 2 with 2.4/8. NBC’s Football Night America Part 3 and Sunday Night Football combined with 7.1/22 for the top spot at 8p, while FOX’s Emmy Awards was #2 with 4.2/14. NBC’s Sunday Night Football continued its stronghold at 9p with 10.1/29. FOX’s Emmy Awards followed with 3.5/10. NBC’s Sunday Night Football closed the night on top at 10p with 9.7/30; Emmy Awards ranked second with 3.1/9.
A18-49: NBC 5.7/18, FOX 3.6/1,CBS 1.0/3, UNI 0.6/2, ABC 0.5/2, TELE 0.2/1, ION 0.2/1
Live + Same Day Household Ratings: Sunday, September 20, 2015 time period averages. Source: NTI, Galaxy as dated. Live+SD.
NBC: 9.1/16
Football Night America Part 2 4.1/8, Football Night America Part 3 8.2/14, NBC Sunday Night Football 15.1/26
CBS: 3.4/6
60 Minutes 5.2/9, Big Brother 3.5/6, Madam Secretary [r] 2.3/4, CSI [r] 2.4/4
ABC: 1.5/3
America’s Funniest Home Videos [r] 2.2/4, Once Upon A Time [r] 1.2/2, Once Upon A Time [r] 1.0/2
FOX: 7.2/12
Emmy Awards 7.2/12
UNIVISION: 1.1/2
Aqui y Ahora 0.8/1, La Banda 1.3/2, Sal y Pimienta 1.1/2
ION: 0.4/1
Backdraft [7p start] 0.4/1, Rocky IV 0.3/1
TELE: 0.4/1
D.C. La Biblia Continua 0.4/1, Francisco: El Jesuita 0.3/0
Saturday A18-49 Analysis: ABC and Univision tied for the lead with the most A18-49 viewers Saturday with 1.1/4, according to final primetime national ratings from Nielsen. At 8p, ABC’s Saturday Night Football earned 1.0/4, followed by Univision’s Sabado Gigante with 0.9/4. ABC’s Saturday Night Football gained ground at 9p with 1.1/5, followed by Univision’s Sabado Gigante with 1.1/4. Univision’s Sabado Gigante finished the night in the top spot with 1.3/5; ABC’s Saturday Night Football was #2 with 1.1/4.
A18-49: ABC 2.5/10, CBS 0.6/3, UNI 0.6/2, NBC 0.5/2, FOX 0.3/1, TELE 0.2/1, ION 0.2/1
Live + Same Day Household Ratings: Saturday, September 19, 2015 time period averages. Source: NTI, Galaxy as dated. Live+SD.
CBS: 2.4/5
Crimetime Saturday [r] 2.3/4, Crimetime Saturday [r] 2.4/5, 48 Hours 2.6/5
ABC: 2.2/4
Saturday Night Football 2.2/4
UNIVISION: 1.8/4
Sabado Gigante 1.8/4
NBC: 1.3/2
American Ninja Warrior [r] 1.3/2
FOX 0.7/1
FOX College Football [7:30p start] 1.4/3
ION: 0.7/1
Criminal Minds 0.8/2, Criminal Minds 0.7/1, Criminal Minds 0.7/1
TELE: 0.3/1
Cine Millonario [7p start] 0.3/1, Futbol Estelar 0.2/0
EXECUTIVE MOVES
Derek Ferguson has joined Revolt Media as Chief Operating Officer and will partner with Chief Executive Office Keith Clinkscales on the day-to-day management of the enterprise. Ferguson
last served as the Chief Growth Officer of Combs Enterprises, the umbrella organization over Sean “Diddy” Combs’ brands.
Time Inc. Video has promoted two key employees. Mike Beck, who produced some of company’s first digital series, has been named Senior Executive Producer, Development and Production. Ian Orefice, a former executive producer, has been upped to Senior Executive Producer, Original and Current Programming.
Screen Engine/ASI has announced three new additions to their executive ranks. Christina Parish, formerly of Nielsen Content, joins the company as Senior Vice President, Client Services for the television division. Sylvia Ortiz-Moscato, who last served as Vice President of the Multicultural division at Ipsos MediaCT, has been named Vice President, Research Solutions. Laura Zilli joins as Vice President of Research Strategies from Capstone Global Marketing & Research Group, where she was Chief Marketing Analyst.
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WHAT’S ON TONIGHT – WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 2015
ABC: The Middle [p], The Goldbergs [p], Modern Family [p], blackish [p], Nashville [p]
CBS: Survivor [p], Big Brother [f]
CW: America’s Next Top Model, A Wicked Offer [f]
Fox: Rosewood [p], Empire [p]
NBC: The Mysteries of Laura [p], Law & Order: SVU [p]
PBS: Nature [p], NOVA
Telemundo: Avenida Brasil, Bajo el Mismo Cielo, Senor Acero
Univision: Antes Muerta que Lichita, Lo Imperdonable [r], Yo No Creo en los Hombres [r]
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