Entertainment Report

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Entertainment programming strategies in leading TV markets

Published on 25.03.2025

A strategic overview of unscripted entertainment TV performances

Identify market entry opportunities both on generalist and thematic channels
Analyse the best performing shows & the latest trends of the industry
Get an overview of the entertainment audience
Discover the programming and viewing of entertainment shows

Buy the report: Early Fall Schedules

Buy the report: Content Strategies

Buy the report: Full Season Analysis

Starting in autumn :

Back-to-school schedules: identify the main entertainment slots and those that perform best.
The best formats and entertainment by channel and broadcast day: determine the days dedicated to local or adaptation, competitions or fiction.

Mid-season:

The most-watched sub-genres and formats nationally and by channel: find out more about channels' commissioning and acquisition strategies
The positioning of channels among each other in terms of audience profiles: find out the target served by each channel
The programs with the most primetime exposure.

At the end of the season:

The ranking of primetime entertainment programs by country over the whole season: find out about the season's successes and the development of recurring series
A cross-sectional analysis of the 10 markets, highlighting the season's international trends

Germany, Denmark, Spain, United-States (networks and cables), France, Italy, Netherlands, United-Kingdom, Sweden

Volume 1 - Early Fall Schedules Analysis: published in November - studied period August to October
Volume 2 - Content Strategies: published in March - studied period August to January
Volume 3 - Full Season: published in June - studied period August to May

Confidence interval calculus

Warning: only applies to a proportion. The Average Rate is an average of proportions and the Audience Share a ratio of proportions. This tool is provided for information purposes. It cannot be applied for professional purposes without further precautions.