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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier
I do always find US viewership weird. I mean... 18m is huge in the US, but its only 5.5% of the population. Meanwhile in the UK a bog standard midweek episode of Eastenders still hits 6m (9% of population) and big episodes hit 11m (16% of population).
In fact, 5.5% of UK population is only 3.5 million viewers which would be considered pretty dire for a big season premier.
I guess it's the difference between big "free telly" shows and cable?
Anyways, just something that's baffled me for a while, like other US shows getting 4 million and that being considered fine, when in a country with 325 million people it actually seems kind of awful  . |
Tbf America creates way more shows than the UK does, plus it has more channels than we do, that's why it's alot easier to get by with 4 million viewers on certain channels in the US.
Tbh with Roseanne though I don't think that it could get much higher than it achieved as I don't see many Trump haters watching the programme which is the majority of America.
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