How unhealthy are issues at CNN and MSNBC? So unhealthy that they have been each not too long ago overwhelmed in scores by the Hallmark Channel.
We’re simply three weeks off of one of the vital contentious and historic presidential elections in current historical past and extra individuals are watching the Hallmark Channel than the supposed journalists and political analysts of CNN or MSNBC.
One has to marvel how CNN justifies Anderson Cooper’s $20 million greenback wage when individuals would slightly watch Vacation Landing: A Chiefs Love Story.
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Hallmark Beat CNN And MSNBC In Viewers Final Week
The Hallmark Channel has begun its annual “Countdown To Christmas,” and has already 9 movies on its slate of 32 new vacation motion pictures because the community strikes towards its annual seasonal dominance of TV scores, when its packages recurrently beat out even the most well-liked cable sports activities and information broadcasts.
– Hallmark rose to be the third most-popular channel in primetime and total-day viewership within the week of Nov. 11 to 17, beating out each MSNBC and CNN.
– The Hallmark Channel was third amongst all cable networks —falling solely to Fox Information and ESPN—with a median of 810,000 viewers in primetime and 479,000 viewers at any given level within the day.
– The community has steadily gained viewers members every week because the first of its vacation film lineup debuted Oct. 18, rising from the seventh hottest total-day channel that week with 387,000 common viewers.
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OMG! CNN and MSNBC scores have misplaced out to Hallmark. Hallmark has extra viewers than CNN or MSNBC.
pic.twitter.com/wWehMvTSJv— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) November 24, 2024
Hahahah pic.twitter.com/pMarP2WhgU
— Nate Flex (@NateFlex2) November 24, 2024
CNN and MSNBC are going through grim occasions forward. When these networks with seemingly limitless assets can’t beat the Hallmark Channel in scores when all anybody is speaking about is politics, it’s time to name it a day.
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