On Monday evening (March 11th) a new episode of the RTL Zwei show “Die Geissens” was broadcast, which flickered across the screens of enthusiastic viewers. It wasn’t just the family themselves that caused excitement, but also the entire show.
One message in particular made the rounds after the broadcast: Now there is certainty!
“The Geissens” are fighting their way out of low ratings
This should not only please fans of the show “Die Geissens”, but also its producers. Because on Monday evening the show achieved a real ratings hit and achieved more viewing figures than ever before!
Things looked very different at the beginning of the year. Because when “Die Geissens” flickered across the screen with new episodes a few weeks ago, fewer than half a million people tuned in and the market shares were also at a very manageable level. All the more gratifying that the show was finally able to fight its way out of its low ratings.
Documentary soap has achieved its best in two years
As the online portal “DWDL” reported, the two new editions reached 830,000 and 870,000 viewers on Monday evening, with 8.1 and 9.3 percent market shares measured in the classic target group of 14 to 49 year olds. Real best values for the documentary soap, even the highest values for around two years! Among the young audience, “The Geissens” were the first pursuers of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” The very young 12 to 29 year olds even had a market share of 15.8 and 17.3 percent.
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Was that due to the fresh or icy wind that Robert’s mother Margret brought with her? Because she really mixed up the last episode by complaining about the Geissens’ yacht in a real complaining marathon and couldn’t relax on the family trip that followed. A lot has already been reported in advance about Carmen’s mother-in-law’s loose mouth. Did this attract many spectators?
Maybe Grandma Margret should now get a permanent place in the documentary soap and appear more often on “Die Geissens” in order to bring new impetus to the format.