Despite a slow start and bad early viewership, the Survivor ratings for Survivor Game Changers continue to indicate an ongoing upward trend.
The decision to try out a new reality gaming show in the middle of theSurvivoroffseason betweenMillennials vs. Gen XandSurvivor Game Changersmay be slightly responsible for the low viewership in theSurvivorratings so far this season.Hunted, a show about teams hiding from private investigators while on the run, meant CBS startedSurvivorseason 34 a month later than usual, sending viewership off track.
That could be the reason whySurvivor Game Changersdebutedto the lowest-viewed premiere in the show’s history, although things are getting a bit better. Episode 1 and 2 saw 7.61 million live + same day viewers, episode 3 improved to 7.76 million viewers, and now (according toTV By The Numbers),Survivor Game ChangersenjoyedUpdate: 8.1 million viewerswatch on in horror as a tribal voting twistsent out a strong player early.
Per theSurvivorratings, in accordance to everything else, it was the most viewed broadcast primetime program, withEmpirecoming in right behind them at 9 p.m. with 7.89 million viewers. Additionally,Survivor Game Changershad a 1.7 rating with a 7 share, leading all other competitors in viewership, rating and share for the 8 p.m. timeslot.
CBSpicked upSurvivorgoing into the 2017-2018 television season, although only officially confirming a season 35. Considering that CBS lets the crew film two seasons back to back in order to maximize the efficiency of the production team, we’re likely going to see aSurvivorseason 36, as well.
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Survivor Game Changersreturns again next week with episode 5, “Dirty Deed,” at its usual time slot of 8 p.m. ET. We’ll be here to recap theSurvivorratings all season long, keeping track of whether or not the show builds on this viewership momentum.
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