BBM released its latest weekly list of
Top 30 TV programs watched by Canadians. This is their rankings for
the period of December 10 to 16:
Notes: The “+/-” is calculated as the difference in the Average Minute Audience (AMA) between current week and the previous week. The “% ∆” is calculated as the percentage change in the Average Minute Audience between the two weeks.
Notes from BBM Canada: "This chart shows the Top 30 TV programs for all national networks and Canadian English specialty networks for the week indicated. Programs are ranked based on their AMA...The chart also indicates the broadcast outlet on which the program aired and the program’s start and end time (shown in Eastern Time)." Demographic: All Persons 2+.
The series finale of Flashpoint was watched by 2.077 million, making it the fifth most viewed program of the week. It was the most watched episode of the series. On average during the whole series, Flashpoint was watched by 1.8 million people.
The CTV Sunday Movie was The Horses of McBride, a Canadian movie, which aired for the very first time on December 16.
The Holiday Special of This Hour Has 22 Minutes had approximately 100,000 more viewers than their season premiere.
One holiday special was very popular in 2011, but failed to make the Top 30 list in 2012. After switching from CTV to Citytv, the Michael Buble Christmas Special didn't make the weekly list this year. On CTV, the first annual show attracted 1.533 million viewers.
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