At the most followed all 1.4 million Norwegians as the winner of this year’s Eurovision should be announced Saturday evening.
– Just under of a million followed the start of the broadcast, and at 22.42 – the winner should be announced – the figure reached almost 1.4 million, according to NRK analysis manager, Kristian Tolonen.
Average viewership ESC final were finally on 1 , 25 million, the highest since 2011, he adds.
– Thus Eurovision back where they should be, particularly gratifying that we see increase among teenagers and among adults between 40 and 49 years – ie what we call families, says Tolonen, adding that it is just a family program Eurovision should be.
Morland & amp; Debrah Scarlett
(Album) A Monster Like Me
To the great surprise of critics, but not for odds companies and MGP fans Stuck Morland & amp; Debrah Scarlett with the ticket to the international Eurovision final in Vienna on May 23.
First they must qualify through semifinal on Thursday 21 May.
Saturday’s viewing figures makes a tremendous jump from last year. Then it was just 761,000 that came Carl Espens victory in the national finals. According Kristian Tolonen this figure is the lowest ever measured for a Eurovision finals after measurements started in 1993.
Staked on one transmission
Although he believes that something the cause of this year’s high figures due to the fact that NRK had cut dolphin alone and focused on one big finale broadcast.
– Generally, we can say that television as media many times before have proven that you get something extra by bet on a single major event instead to irrigate it out. Some of this I reckon we saw this Saturday, says Kristian Tolonen.
Also competitor TV2 takes on generous proportionality cloak and congratulate NRK, but not without memory of the past to one part of the Eurovision winner duo
– It is only to congratulate NRK with amazing viewing figures on MGP. Then there are fun for us in 2 TV that “The Voice” -finalist Debrah Scarlett together with Kjetil Morland represent Norway in the international final in Vienna in May, says Jan-Petter Dahl, communications manager of TV 2.
Debrah / DEBORAH: This year she called himself Debrah Scarlett and won – two years ago was her Joanna Deborah Bussinger and reached high up in The Voice.
Photo: Trond Solberg , VG
Season
TV2 in turn can enjoy seasonal best Senkveld with 676,000 viewers, while “The Voice” ended at 470.000.
Also, “Tornquist club” could adorn themselves with an increase from the premiere of 69,000 and was now seen by 300,000.
“Expedition Robinson” however, is struggling more. From premiere figure of 480,000, the figure is now down to 295,000.
NRK also boasts two additional programs over a million this weekend – “New again” got 1, 2 million viewers and “Skavlan” that crept over a million with 17,000 viewers.
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