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Flashpoint, Ratings

Ratings: Flashpoint mid-season finale hits 1.8 million

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image002From a media release:

FLASHPOINT hit the bulls eye as a season high of 1.8 million viewers tuned in to CTV on Friday night, winning the night as the most-watched program on Canadian television. The mid-season finale featuring guest-star Lauren Holly-Greco (Dumb and Dumber) created buzz in the social media world with #Flashpoint featured as a Top 10 trending topic on Twitter during the broadcast. With new Season 3 episodes averaging 1.55 million viewers Friday nights at 10 p.m. on CTV, the Gemini Awards frontrunner was also the #1 prime-time program on Friday with all key demos.

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Lost Girl, Ratings

Lost Girl premiere attracts over 400,000 viewers

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From a media release:

LOST GIRL Premiere Achieves Supernatural Ratings

  • Over half a million viewers tune in to Lost Girl, the highest-rated Canadian scripted series premiere of all time on Showcase

The original Canadian series Lost Girl found its way home this Sunday, Sept 12, 2010, as over 400,000 viewers (2+) tuned into the premiere at 9 pm ET/PT on Showcase with another 184,000 (2+) tuning in to the repeat airing at 10:40 pm ET/PT. The debut makes Lost Girl the highest-rated Canadian scripted series premiere of all time on Showcase, an honour most recently achieved by the Showcase – Syfy co-production, Haven on July 12, 2010. A success across the board, Lost Girl also attracted 334,000 viewers in the A25-54 demographic and 318,000 viewers in the A18-49 category for both airings.

Lost Girl tells the story of Bo, a beautiful drifter who harbours a deadly secret; the ability to kill with a kiss. After leaving a victim in plain sight, Bo is exposed to the world of the Fae, creatures of legend and folklore living undetected amongst humans. Once she discovers her true being as a succubus, Bo is forced to choose allegiance between the Dark or Light clans of Fae. Instead, Bo goes rogue, refusing to belong to any world other than human.

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Canada: BBM-PPM Data – as of Sept 13, 2010.

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