This Wednesday evening marked the end of the adventures of Doctor Shaun Murphy, played by Freddie Highmore. The medical series “Good Doctor” ended with the broadcast of the 10th and final episode of season 7 on TF1. When it’s time to say goodbye to the doctors at Saint Bonaventure Hospital, Puremédias offers you an audience report for this final season.
Down except on the FRDA-50 target
Wednesday October 2, the last two episodes of the series moved 2.41 million viewers between 9:13 p.m. and 10:58 p.m., or 14.0% of the entire public. On the FRDA-50 target, the market share reached 24.3%. TF1 came in second place in the audiences behind the new France 2 TV film with Eddy Mitchell and Laurent Gerra on the bill. This last evening was the most followed of the 4 weeks of broadcast.
Since its return to the air on September 11, the fiction whose hero is a surgeon suffering from an autistic disorder, has garnered an average audience of, 2,08 millions of viewers per episode, knowing that the front page has chosen to broadcast 3 over the first two weeks of broadcast, then 2 from September 25. This is equivalent to 13,6% of the entire public. On the FRDA-50 target, the consolidated audience share is on average 26,0%.
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The final season of the medical series therefore did less well (except on target) than the previous one, which had 22 episodes. Last year, season 6 brought together, on average and in watch audiences, 2.25 million viewers, according to Médiamétrie. This equated to 14.7% of the general public and 22.9% of the FRDA-50. A season which had already lost some faithful of the program, since the 5 had attracted on average and in audience over the 18 episodes 2.45 million viewers or 12.5% of the public aged four years and over and 19.3% FRDA-50s.
