Hollywood What If Chapter 370

  Viewership rating was a way to determine how the TV Shows performed. Nielsen Media Research was the pany responsible for rating TV Shows. It was called Nielsen ratings for a reason.

  Nielsen Media Research used Statistical Sampling to rate shows. Around 20 thousand households were part of the sample for the national ratiimates. Although this number was small pared to the overall 120 million homes with TVs in the US, it was enough to determine what TV Shows families wao watbsp;

  Fox TV tacted Nielsen Media Research to keep an eye oatistics regarding Game Of Thrones.

  A room filled with executives and important people in the pany was all waiting for the results. Palenque Simone was also staying and waiting for the results. He was the representative of the Game Of Thrones in the room.

  If the rating romising, Palenque uood that his career would officially start as a director. TV Direight be a level lower than film directors but a respectable job heless. Besides, being a TV Director also had a great sary. Sometimes eveer than film directors who were tight on produ budgets.

  Kazir Grey and Tom Rothman didn't attend the waiting game because they were busy. Of course, with one call they could easily know the performance of Game Of Thrones.

  The first episode was still ongoing and Palenque Simone was squeezing his hands hard, praying to every deity he knew.

  In his opinion, Game Of Thrones would do well, but his opinion didn't matter. Numbers does.

  If numbers didn't work in their favor, then Game Of Thrones would be affected badly. Perhaps Fox TV might not give them the ce to broadcast the third episode which would be scheduled week, Friday.

  A few minutes after some talking with Nielsen Media Research, the rating for the first 20 minutes of the first episode was sent.

  Palenque gulped and waited for the results. Now he realized why Fremont was losing hair... This job was not that easy at all, Palenque felt like he wao pull his hair because the intense pressure was killing him.

  The peak rating was 19.16 viewership, which meant that around 23 million houses were watg the first episode at the same time!

  Then it steadied at 16.62. It showed that around 20 million televisions were on Fox TV!

  Hearing the results, Palenque sighed in relief. He felt like the heavy boulder on his shoulder shattered to pieces.

  People started gratuting him for obvious reasons. Even though this was just the start of the show and this rating might go for a nosedive it was still better than what they expected.

  This showed that Game Of Thrones had what it takes to be one of the best shows this year. As long as the show could maintain this rating, money would e their way to their pockets.

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  "That's great to hear. Yes, I'm also watg it right now. I have pop on my side. Thanks, keep up the good work. We'll see each other tomorrow."

  Kazir talked to Palenque who kept thanking him. He shared the good news with Kazir and the famous director kinda expected the results. After all, he khat Game Of Thrones was one of the best TV Shows of all time... Except for the st season.

  Anyway, Kazir was sitting alone on his sofa. Watg the show on a 50-inch ft s. Angelina had a ercial shooting tonight so she couldn't watch the show live. Although she promised that she would watch it ter.

  TV Shows might not be profitable pared to movies but it was still good mohere were a lot of ways to make money with TV Shows. ercials, selling Broadcasting Rights tn tries, and even selling DVDs were making heaps of profits. And this was a steady ihat the pany could enjoy. TV Shows had a longer run so the money would keep ing.

  NCIS had more than 20 seasons and makes money up to date. And this TV Franchise even had other versions such as NCIS: Los Angeles, NCIS: New Orleans, and a lot more. Obviously, these shows won't keep produg episodes if they are not making profits.

  Another example was Friends, a famous TV Show. The show has geed aimated 1.4 billion in earnings for its cast and creators sis 1994 debut and 4.8 billion for its produ pany, Warner Brothers. I repeat, these were earnings.

  Nobody hates steady ine, not Kazir, and surely not Grey Pictures. As long as everyone was making money and the amount was huge, then everyone was happy.

  Then, uedly, Kazir received another call. It was from Emilia Crke...

  Kazir raised his brow and answered the call. He already had an idea why the actress wao call him.

  "Um, director, I want to say thank you for hiring me. I'm just a young actress with no credentials but you still cast me in this show. Thank you. I'm ied to you."

  "Well, don't ask for a huge sary increase season. That's the best way to settle your debt to me."

  "..."

  "Haha, of course I'm just joking. We will never agree to unreasonable requests anyway."

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  The two talked for a few minutes before they eheir versation.

  Kazir returned his focus to the show. The first episode ended, and the sed episode premiered a few mier.

  Tomorrow, he would receive a copy of the data regarding Game Of Throhe viewership rating never went down to 19 million, it was a huge success that even Fox TV gave the show the go-signal to make a full season.

  The work promised that the show would be broadcast on a prime-time schedule and the work would promote the show at full capacity.

  The cast and the crew of the show were obviously happy by this fad worked hard for a better future. Especially the newbie actors and actresses that were cast in this show. They uood that this was the ce they have to acquire.