November 2014 Sweeps

[fan of la tv 47]

The ratings below are from the Franklin Avenue blog (franklinavenue.blogspot.com).

 

KABC continues to win every timeslot and in many cases showing gains over November 2013 (those numbers in parenthesis)

 

KTLA continues to be a solid #2 in the mornings and closed the gap in the 6 a.m. and 7-9 a.m. hours to within 10,000 viewers of KABC. Their 6 p.m. news seemed to take a huge dip but 10 p.m. remained steady and are #2 in that slot. Their new newscast at 11 p.m. seemed to do marginally better than Arsenio last year.

 

KNBC essentially flat in all time periods. Grew a little at 6 p.m. and lost a little more at 11 p.m. Today show showed some growth.

 

KCBS essentially flat in all periods but CBS This Morning showed almost 50% growth. 11 p.m. news did show a little growth.

 

KTTV continues to be a train wreck that keeps getting worse. A couple of bright spots was some growth at 5 a.m. and 6 a.m. However Good Day LA dropped another 22% this period and now is #5 in the 7a-9a slot. Last year #3. Not too long ago, they were #1. Essentially even at 5p.m. The big news is the huge 40% drop they experienced at 10 p.m. landing them #3 in the slot. Never seen numbers this low from KTTV. #1 KCAL now has double the audience of KTTV. KTTV has a stronger primetime than KTLA but bleeds viewers while KTLA's 10p.m. news actually garners higher ratings than CW's primetime.

 

KCAL- Showed good growth at 10p.m. to put some distance in front of KTLA.

 

4:30 am

KABC 93,800 (last year 59,900)

KTLA 41,500 (last year 55,500)

KNBC 23,600 (last year 24,400)

KCBS 16,400 (last year 20,500)

KTTV 10,400 (last year 15,700)

 

5am

KABC 135,000 (last year 109,100)

KTLA 93,100 (last year 98,400)

KNBC 37,800 (last year 39,200)

KTTV 36,800 (last year 28,700)

KCBS 27,300 (last year 32,900)

 

6am

KABC 192,700 (last year 213,300)

KTLA 182,400 (last year 176,200)

KTTV 72,800 (last year 65,100)

KNBC 66,400 (last year 68,200)

KCBS 46,600 (last year 38,700)

 

7am

KABC/Good Morning America 213,500 (last year 241,800)

KTLA/Morning News 208,900 (last year 210,000)

KNBC/Today 95,900 (last year 79,800)

KCBS/CBS This Morning 74,700 (last year 50,700)

KTTV/Good Day LA 67,600 (last year 87,200)

 

5pm

KABC 245,600 (last year 257,700)

KNBC 139,600 (last year 146,600)

KCBS 108,900 (last year 109,700)

KTTV 48,200 (last year 45,700)

 

6pm

KABC 277,500 (last year 278,200)

KNBC 147,200 (last year 136,900)

KCBS 97,200 (last year 107,300)

KTLA 58,900 (last year 86,600)

 

Primetime

KABC/ABC 428,600 (last year 388,500)

KCBS/CBS 331,100 (last year 341,700)

KNBC/NBC 287,400 (last year 273,800)

KTTV/Fox 161,100 (last year 233,900)

KTLA/The CW 112,800 (last year 111,000)

 

10pm

KCAL 156,100 (last year 131,900)

KTLA 126,500 (last year 130,500)

KTTV 76,900 (last year 128,100)

 

11pm

KABC 335,900 (last year 318,200)

KCBS 215,000 (last year 205,000)

KNBC 159,000 (last year 186,700)

KTLA 83,000 (last year Arsenio Hall 75,300)

[NewsMaster 226]

We have another thread started.

 

The Fox O&O's have had an AWFUL sweeps so far. There's no mistake of that here with KTTV. It'll be interesting to see how the other O&O's fare.

[TheRolyPoly 1847]

Except for 10:00 p.m. where KABC doesn't produce news, it's basically a blowout. This also has to mean that KABC is also #1 at Midday and at 4:00 p.m.

[fan of la tv 47]

While KTLA was #2 in households in the November sweep, Tribune Media is reporting KTLA was #1 in adults 18-49 and adults 25-54, making it the first win in these categories in over 10 years over KTTV and KCAL. Also reporting that they are #1 in these demos from 6am-10am as well.