Reality show ¿Ganar o Servir? is produced in Peru by CookingMedia and Latina Televisión for Canal 13 in Chile
Reality show ¿Ganar o Servir? produced in Peru by CookingMedia and Latina Televisión for Canal 13 in Chile, completed its first week this past Sunday, 28th, leading the ratings. In its first six episodes on air, the program hosted by Sergio Lagos and Karla Constant has consolidated its position as the number one show in the prime time slot on Chilean television.
Specifically, on Sunday, the 28th, the show averaged a household rating of 13.9 and a commercial rating of 5.1 between 10:25 pm and 12:09 am. These figures include the open-air screen of Canal 13 plus the extended Ganar o Servir channel, which is available through cable operators VTR and Claro. This is what the channel refers to as the “súper cadena”
Meanwhile, on the open-air screen of Canal 13, on Sunday, the 28th, the confinement project with figures such as Pangal Andrade, Oriana Marzoli, Gala Caldirola, and Luis Mateucci achieved an audience of 12.5 household points, compared to 8.5 for Chilevisión, 8.2 for Mega, and 4.2 for TVN during the same period (from 10:25pm to 12:09am).
In terms of digital, the sixth episode of ¿Ganar o Servir? had 104,036 views on YouTube, 138,060 views with the React to the episode on YouTube (by Ni Tan Zorrón and Pía Pérez), and 79,596 views between 13.cl and 13Go, totaling 321,692 views on Canal 13’s digital platforms with this Sunday’s delivery of the reality show.
FIGURES FROM THE FIRST WEEK
Regarding the first week on air, ¿Ganar o Servir? has an average of 14.7 points in the “supercast.”
The six episodes on the open-air screen averaged 13.3 points against 11.3 for Mega, 6.4 for Chilevisión, and 3.7 for TVN.
Digitally, it accumulated 7,547,903 views in its first six episodes, broken down as follows: 5,668,025 on YouTube, 1,278,957 on the Reacts to the episodes, and 600,921 between 13.cl and 13Go.
Additionally, the reality show Tierra Brava, Cosechas lo que Siembras, produced by CookingMedia in Peru for Canal 13 in Chile, ended successfully, and PRODU was present.
