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By: Lisa Klugmayer
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On Saturday evening, TV viewers once again had to decide: “Let's Dance” or “Munich Murder”.
Who is ahead in the ratings duel?
Cologne - While German celebrities are once again hovering over the RTL dance floor on "Let's Dance", "The Public Prosecutor" Bernd Reuther (Rainer Hunold) is once again investigating the black sheep of Wiesbaden society.
The television program couldn't have been more contrasting, but the TV viewers had a clear favorite.
“Let's Dance” vs. “The Public Prosecutor”: Overall, the ZDF crime thriller is convincing
Back to the 90s: That’s the motto of the second “Let’s Dance” episode.
“Bergdoktor” star Mark Keller had his problems with the slow waltz, Stefano Zarrello played a solid cha-cha-cha and Gabriel Kelly was unable to defend his role as favorite and slipped into midfield.
Of course, the TV viewers didn't miss this.
As DWDL reports, a total of 3.52 million TV viewers watched the latest episode of the RTL dance show.
For RTL, this results in a market share of 16.7 percent among the total audience aged three and over.
A little worse than last week, but still a good value.
It's still not enough for overall victory.
It goes to ZDF and “The Public Prosecutor”.
The crime series reached a total of 5.57 million people.
With a market share of 21.6 percent, ZDF won the ratings duel - at least in terms of the overall audience - against RTL.
What number of viewers set the record in Germany?
On July 13, 2014, ARD made television history: According to estimates, a whopping 34.65 million people watched the World Cup final between Germany and Argentina (1-0 n.V.) on their own television sets.
Incorrect: People who watched the game during public viewing or in bars were not taken into account in this count.
The actual number is likely to be considerably higher.
Rating duel between “Let's Dance” and ZDF: RTL is convincing in its target group
Things look completely different in the target group of 14 to 49 year olds.
Here, 0.96 million people watched “Let’s Dance” (market share of 20.9 percent).
“The Public Prosecutor,” however, was followed by only 0.41 million people (market share 8.3 percent).
Mark Keller, Gabriel Kelly and Co. are still ahead among the young audience.
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On Saturday evening, TV viewers once again had to decide: “Let's Dance” or “Munich Murder”.
Who is ahead in the ratings duel?
© ZDF/Martin Kaufhold & RTL
Speaking of “Let's Dance”: Opinions still differ about what was considered popular in many a decade - in terms of fashion, but also in terms of music.
So it's no wonder that the Friday evening program on RTL was received to varying degrees.
Because show two of “Let's Dance” was all about the 90s: colorful, crazy and not stingy with clichés.
Sources used:
RTL, dwdl.de