Ratings: Peak Season – plus next episode information

Peak SeasonFrom a media release:

Canada’s PEAK SEASON A Mountainous Hit for MTV

  • Original series PEAK SEASON delivers the highest-rated series premiere ever on MTV in Canada
  • Whistler-based series also hits highs in HD online at mtv.ca and on iTunes

Final data from BBM Canada reveals that MTV’s new documentary series PEAK SEASON sits atop the summit, delivering the highest-rated series premiere ever for any program – original or acquired – on MTV in Canada. The one-hour premiere, which aired October 19, ranked #1 (P12-34) in its timeslot against all Canadian and U.S. specialty channels*. Generating an average audience of 122,000 total viewers, a remarkable 89% were younger viewers aged 12-34 (109,000). Snowballing as the show went on, the audience grew an impressive 20% from Episode 1 to Episode 2.

This season to date, PEAK SEASON ranks as the third most-watched show on mtv.ca with more than 1.3 million video streams, behind only THE HILLS and THE CITY**. All episodes are available on demand in high definition at mtv.ca. Also available on iTunes, PEAK SEASON has ranked in the Top 20 of episode sales in Canada the day after their instant release.

PEAK SEASON offers a behind-the-scenes look into the unique community of Whistler, B.C., following the high drama found in the unique mix of residents that call this world-class tourist hotspot home. As youth struggle to find love, friendship and themselves, a lot happens in this resort playground when the locals and outsiders from around the world co-exist. While every town has stories and secrets, few rival the ones from Whistler as captured on MTV in PEAK SEASON.

In next week’s episode (Monday, November 23 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV), Lauren slips back into old habits and breaks her vow to stay single. Dré begins seeing an old flame and opens for the legendary Pete Tong, a night made even more dramatic when his ex Amanda attends the show with Denis.

All new episodes of PEAK SEASON air Mondays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV. Viewers can get caught up by watching the first six episodes of PEAK SEASON online at mtv.ca.

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  1. My name is Pete and I’ve just heard of the show ‘Peak Season’, I’m and Aussie and will be moving to Whistler at the end of the year and wanted to know how to get an audition to go on the show!

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