The Walking Dead ratings dropped to Season 3
Despite the fact that last Sunday, November 20, 2016, AMC's "Walking Dead" once again confirmed its status as the most watched show on cable TV, the ratings of the zombie drama were lower compared to the previous week. The series was watched by less than eleven million viewers, and its demo rating dropped from the previous 5.4 to 5.2. This is reported by the Zap2it edition. Since the premiere of the seventh season on October 24 and attracted the attention of 17.03 million people, the ratings of the series began to decline every week. The most significant "slump" occurred in the second episode, which was watched by less than 12.5 million people. On the third week of the broadcast, the audience of the drama was 11.7 million, on the fourth - – 11.4, and on the fifth, as already mentioned – fewer than eleven million people. While The Walking Dead continues to dominate Sunday's cable TV viewing, the show's declining interest is worrying. Ratings below eleven million were last seen in season three. It has been argued that fans, after figuring out Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) victim, have lost interest in the show. There is also speculation that viewers are not happy with the ragged narrative in Season 7, in which each episode is dedicated to a separate storyline. However, interest in the show is likely to resume with the start of the second half of the season in which Rick (Andrew Lincoln) will go to war with Negan. Ratings below eleven million were last seen in season three.It has been argued that fans, after figuring out Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) victim, have lost interest in the show. There is also speculation that viewers are not happy with the ragged narrative in Season 7, in which each episode is dedicated to a separate storyline. However, interest in the show is likely to resume with the start of the second half of the season in which Rick (Andrew Lincoln) will go to war with Negan. Ratings below eleven million were last seen in season three.It has been argued that fans, after figuring out Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) victim, have lost interest in the show. There is also speculation that viewers are not happy with the ragged narrative in Season 7, in which each episode is dedicated to a separate storyline. However, interest in the show is likely to resume with the start of the second half of the season in which Rick (Andrew Lincoln) will go to war with Negan. The Topic of Article: The Walking Dead ratings dropped to Season 3. |
