Everything about Little Mosque on the Prairie, eh?

TV tonight

From Jim Bawden of the Toronto Star:

  • Best bets
    There is a way for Canadian TV networks to prosper against ever increasing American fare. Make more Canadian comedies. Let’s see, CTV’s Corner Gas and CBC’s Little Mosque on the Prairie both draw around one million viewers a week. There’s also CBC’s Rick Mercer Report, whose loyal viewership does not buckle even when pitted against American Idol.”
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CBC’s Little Mosque a hit

From CBC:

Over one million (1.116) viewers watched the final episode of CBC Television’s LITTLE MOSQUE ON THE PRAIRIE, Wednesday, March 4. A critical and audience hit, the series averaged 1.252 million over its eight-episode season. Its debut drew 2.196 million viewers, a record for a series premiere on CBC Television.

“We are delighted with the response from viewers who tune in weekly and write and e-mail us with their comments,” said Kirstine Layfield, CBC executive director of network programming.

LITTLE MOSQUE ON THE PRAIRIE has received a number of accolades, including being invited by the Museum of Television and Radio, in both Los Angeles and New York, to screen an episode. Following the screening, a panel consisting of the cast, creators and producer will respond to questions.

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In the news: Corner Gas and Little Mosque ratings

From Media in Canada:

  • Mosque and Gas finales ratings winners
    “Though a far cry from its much-hyped premiere – which exploded on Jan. 9 with nearly 2.2 million viewers – CBC’s Little Mosque on the Prairie had a strong first-season finish. It nabbed more than 1.1 million viewers for the season finale entitled “Playing with Fire” on March 7, despite airing opposite CTV reality juggernaut American Idol.”
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