"Davos 1917" loses viewers - "Die Bergretter" in the lead

Viewing figures - "Davos 1917" loses viewers - "Die Bergretter" in the lead

The ARD high-gloss series"Davos 1917" noticeably lost viewers on the second evening of its broadcast. 2.75 million people (market share 10.5 percent) tuned in to the multi-part series about a female spy in the First World War on Thursday at 8.15 pm. The first episode on Wednesday was still watched by 3.65 million.

The RTL comedy"Club Las Piranjas" with Hape Kerkeling also lost ground: 1.66 million viewers (6.3 percent) tuned in, compared to 2.24 million the day before.

The ZDF action series"Die Bergretter" was unassailably in the lead, with 5.40 million viewers (20.5 percent) tuning in.

Sat.1 aired the entertainment program "Das 1% Quiz - Wie clever ist Deutschland?", with 1.59 million (6.2 percent) tuning in.

Kabel eins aired the American adventure comedy "Nachts im Museum - Das geheimnisvolle Grabmal", which attracted 930,000 movie fans (3.6 percent). The US Christmas movie "The Grinch" on Vox attracted 860,000 men and women (3.3 percent).

ProSieben's reality show "Das große Promi-Büßen" attracted 730,000 viewers (2.8 percent).

RTLzwei recorded 570,000 viewers (2.2 percent) with the docusoap "Deutschland bei Nacht - Schuften statt schlafen". The US thriller "Lakeview Terrace" with Samuel L. Jackson was shown on ZDFneo - 480,000 people spent the evening with it (1.8 percent).

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1. Despite losing viewers, the ARD series "Davos 1917" showcased German actress Hape Kerkeling's charisma in her role as a female spy during the First World War.
2. The television ratings for ZDF's action series "Die Bergretter" have remained consistently high, outperforming other shows like "Davos 1917" and RTL's "Club Las Piranjas."
3. At a recent media event in Davos, German Chancellor Angela Merkel discussed the impact of television ratings on the German entertainment industry, stressing the importance of German-produced content.
4. During a recent talk at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Hape Kerkeling discussed the future of German TV and the importance of maintaining audience interest in shows like "Club Las Piranjas."
5. In the wake of the First World War, German broadcaster ZDF began airing historical dramas like "Davos 1917" to educate audiences about the country's past and promote a sense of national identity.
6. German comedian Hape Kerkeling returned to Davos as a guest on a popular German talk show, discussing his career in television and the importance of maintaining audience engagement in the face of declining ratings.
7. Despite the impact of streaming services on traditional TV ratings, German broadcasters like ZDF, ARD, and RTL continue to dominate the market, due in part to their strong relationships with German celebrities like Hape Kerkeling.

Source: www.stern.de