"MusicStar" has not yet burned out
As surprising as Fabienne Louves' victory is the show's good viewer rating in the Betty TV poll. Only 13 percent of those who voted said that the much-criticized format had finally had its day, while 43 percent of respondents were in favour of another season in two years' time.
As surprising as Fabienne Louves' victory is the show's good viewer rating in the Betty TV poll. Only 13 percent of those who voted said that the much-criticized format had finally had its day, while 43 percent of respondents were in favour of another season in two years' time.
Thanks to the Betty TV remote control, which allows more direct interaction between the medium and the audience, the first survey results on viewer favorability are available just one day after the finale of the third season. Despite the moderate ratings, the verdict is favorable: When asked what grade viewers would give the show, 32 percent rated "Musicstar" as unsatisfactory, while a whopping 12 percent gave the casting show a straight six. When asked whether there should be a fourth season of "MusicStar", 43 percent answered positively, 26 percent wanted a new concept, 18 percent wanted a two-decade break and 13 percent did not want to hear anything more about it. This was reported by the Betty TV media agency Richterich & Partner on Monday.
Thanks to the Betty TV remote control, which allows more direct interaction between the medium and the audience, the first survey results on viewer favorability are available just one day after the finale of the third season. Despite the moderate ratings, the verdict is favorable: When asked what grade viewers would give the show, 32 percent rated "Musicstar" as unsatisfactory, while a whopping 12 percent gave the casting show a straight six. When asked whether there should be a fourth season of "MusicStar", 43 percent answered positively, 26 percent wanted a new concept, 18 percent wanted a two-decade break and 13 percent did not want to hear anything more about it. This was reported by the Betty TV media agency Richterich & Partner on Monday.
