Preliminary viewing data from the television evening of December 31 suggests an increase in interest in the show Live from New Year’s Daybut a drop in Bye byeaccording to data published by - on Thursday.
Damaged by criticism, the 2024 version of Bye bye reached 3,013,000 viewers, a decrease of 9% compared to last year’s 3,316,000 faithful. The show produced by Simon-Olivier Fecteau still managed the feat of attracting 91% of the audience for a third consecutive year.
Infoman 2024which this year benefited from a format increased to 90 minutes, also recorded a slight drop in its audience, with 2,422,000 viewers (79% of the audience), compared to 2,750,000 (81% share) in 2023.
Live from New Year’s Daywhich kicked off the public broadcaster’s television evening, brought together 2,253,000 people, for a total viewing share of 73%. This is a 22% increase in ratings in one year.
Confirmed data from the evening of December 31 and subsequent rebroadcasts will be revealed in the coming days by -.
In the midst of a pandemic, Bye bye 2021 had been — and still is — the most watched program in the history of Quebec television. It had accumulated 4,862,000 viewers, all broadcasting methods combined, or 200,000 more than the record of 4,662,000 viewers established the previous year by the Bye bye 2020.
