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Turner Broadcasting the parent company behind Cartoon Network has released an update on ratings which has been published by the website TV by the Numbers.
Across the third week of February 2011, Cartoon Network earned solid delivery and ratings gains vs. the same week last year among kids 9-14. Compared to the 2010 time period, average early evening prime time kids 9-14 delivery (406,000) grew by 3%, and ratings (1.7) by 6%.
Friday night’s animated action-adventure programming (7-9 p.m.) propelled Cartoon Network to the #1 destination on all television among boys 2-11 and 9-14, showing strong double-digit delivery increases: overall kids 9-14 delivery (557,000) grew by 39% and boys 9-14 delivery (481,000) grew by 46%.
STAR WARS: The Clone Wars (8:30 p.m.)—kids 6-11 delivery (662,000) grew by 8%, kids 9-14 delivery (607,000) grew by 49%, boys 6-11 delivery (543,000) grew by 6%, boys 9-14 delivery (517,000) grew by 53%
More great ratings news for The Clone Wars. Dave Filoni and the crew is doing a great job and the more mature tone of the show this season really seems to be taking off with older kids.
Congratulations to the cast and crew, hopefully the March numbers are huge.
SOURCE: TV BY THE NUMBERS
