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TUF 17 Episode 11: 1.174 million viewer average

April 5, 2013 by Jason Cruz 1 Comment

Television By Numbers reports that TUF 17 episode 11 received an average of 1.174 million viewers for a rating of 0.7.

TUF 17 Episode 1: 1.51 million

TUF 17 Episode 2: 1.27 million

TUF 17 Episode 3: 1.191 million

TUF 17 Episode 4: 1.25 million

TUF 17 Episode 5: 1.13 million

TUF 17 Episode 6: 1.14 million

TUF 17 Episode 7: 1.259 million

TUF 17 Episode 8: 1.12 million

TUF 17 Episode 9: 1.3 million

TUF 17 Episode 10: 1.03 million

TUF 17 Episode 11: 1.174 million

As a sidenote, the season finale of Justified scored an average of 2.2 million viewers with TUF as its lead-in.  This week, TUF competed with the return of live sports including MLB (and free MLB Extra Innings package this week) and NBA games on TNT.

Payout Perspective:

This week’s episode was up from its season low last week.  As with last week, the show featured two fights.  In this episode, the two ended in two first round stoppages.  With the season almost over, the average for season 17 hovers around 1.23 million viewers.  Its likely that the UFC and FX would have liked to seen this number higher considering the coaches involved.

Filed Under: ratings, TUF, TV, UFC

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  1. mr michaels says

    April 6, 2013 at 5:40 pm

    “ufc and fx would have liked to seen this number higher considering the coaches involved”..

    ya think?

    didn’t f/x talk about how HUGE this was going to be? it’s hardly HUGE…and Justified’s finale was off over 20 % from last year…

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