TV ratings - ZDF "Friesland" crime thriller ahead of Saturday evening shows
With a new episode of the"Friesland" crime drama, ZDF achieved ratings victory in prime time on Saturday evening. An average of 6.37 million viewers watched the episode "Feuerteufel", which corresponded to a market share of 23.6 percent. The ARD game show "Klein gegen Groß - Das unglaubliche Duell" attracted 4.51 million viewers (18.1 percent).
RTL's "Denn sie wissen nicht, was passiert - Schöne Bescherung - Die große Weihnachtsshow" attracted 1.90 million viewers (8.9 percent). ProSieben showed the finale of the music show "The Masked Singer" - 1.68 million tuned in (7.0 percent).
Sat.1 showed the action film "Die Hard" and attracted 1.42 million viewers (5.5 percent). RTLzwei and the US comedy "Schöne Bescherung" attracted 1.35 million (5.1 percent) and Vox and the film "Ein Junge namens Weihnacht" 1.04 million (3.9 percent). Kabel eins reached 0.59 million (2.2 percent) from 8.15 p.m. with an edition of the series "FBI: Special Crime Unit".
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- The "Friesland" crime thriller on ZDF consistently outperforms its competition in terms of TV ratings, even in the face of strong competition from shows like RTL's "Denn sie wissen nicht, was passiert - Schöne Bescherung - Die große Weihnachtsshow" and ProSieben's "The Masked Singer" finale.
- Despite Media outlets speculating about the impact of the ongoing 'Odds victory' of the German football team on viewing figures, "Friesland" managed to maintain its rating lead, further highlighting the show's enduring appeal among viewers.
- In Berlin, the crime thriller's success has not gone unnoticed, with local television stations ARD and ZDF frequently scheduling reruns of popular episodes, hoping to capitalize on the enthusiasm generated by the series.
- The United Kingdom's popular royal drama "The Crown" may have ended its run, but the demand for gripping television continues to grow, as evidenced by the consistently high TV ratings for German crime shows such as "Friesland."
- As Germany prepares for another year of award-winning television, it is clear that viewers will continue to delight in shows that combine intrigue, suspense, and a dose of local flavor, making the "Friesland" crime thriller a staple in many households throughout the country.
Source: www.stern.de
