Second night in a row: “Dancing with the Stars” below the high threshold she set

This week, the dance reality of Keshet 12 passed, “Dancing with the stars”, For a live broadcast with a united group of couples who came from the two groups, with the ninth couple returning as part of the lifebuoy, Moshe Ashkenazi and dancer Jania Liebman and they competed between them – when the choice passed from the judges to spectators at home. By this week, the show’s episode had achieved insane rating data as it regularly passed the 20 percent viewing threshold.

Last night, the second live episode was broadcast – a special Purim special during which the celebrities and dancers dressed up as beloved characters. According to the judges and the audience at the house – Eden Pines and the dancer Ural Kalaf were the couple who were expelled last night from the program.

Lucy Job in “Dancing with the Stars” (Photo: Sagittarius 12)

Live broadcasts are a challenge for the franchisees in terms of production and short broadcast, compared to the episodes that have been recorded and pre-broadcast so far. It seems that the move to live broadcast did no favors to the successful reality show “Dancing with the Stars,” and the second live broadcast episode did not pass the prestigious 20 percent mark either.

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The Purim special of “Dancing with the Stars” last night garnered 19 percent rating and 497 thousand viewers, a very impressive figure, but lower than the high standard that the program has set for itself so far. Opposite her, “Survival” of Network 13 received 9.9 percent and 290,000 viewers.

Dudu Awat’s dismissal from “Survival” (Photo: Channel 13 screenshot)

In the news strip, last night, Keshet 12 editions, which received 18.7 percent of ratings and 470 thousand viewers, led the network edition 13, which received 7.5 percent ratings and 223 thousand viewers.

In the pre-prime hours before the news, Keshet 12 led with the “Shesh Am” programs that garnered 8.8 percent and the “Savings Plan” that brought 13.9 percent, while the network 13 franchise that broadcast “Amnon Levy” received 4.6 percent and the “Israel Index” received 5.1 percent.