Abc Bachelorette Time Slot
Nov. 2, 2020
On March 13, 2020, ABC announced that filming had been postponed due to the recent Coronavivrus (COVID-19) outbreak. Filming was originally scheduled to have begun that very day. On June 17, 2020, ABC announced that this season would air in a new time slot, Tuesdays at 8 instead of Mondays. In addition to The Bachelorette, The Conners also gets a new day, moving into Modern Family's old time slot.Twenty series, including Grey's Anatomy, The Goldbergs and more, will be returning, in. But now that DWTS is over, The Bachelor can reclaim ABC’s Monday night time slot. And if you’re a faithful member of Bachelor Nation, just consider your Monday evenings booked until March. The new, delayed season of “The Bachelorette” starts 8-10 p.m. ET tonight on ABC. Finally, we will find out of the rumors are true - did Clare Crawley bail after just two weeks and was she replaced.
Quick Take for Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2020
(National Live+3 Day Program Ratings)
ABC’s ‘The Bachelorette’ Hits a Season High in Adults 18-49
‘The Bachelorette’ Is No. 1 Entertainment Series in 2-Hour Time Slot
‘The Bachelorette’ Posts Biggest Playback Lift Since May 2017 in Total Viewers
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“The Bachelorette” (8:00-10:01 p.m. – 6.0 million and 1.8/10 in AD18-49):
Opposite Game 6 of the World Series on Fox, ABC’s “The Bachelorette” hit a season high among Adults 18-49 in the Live+3 Day ratings, posting double-digit growth over the prior week (+20% – 1.8/10 vs. 1.5/9). “The Bachelorette” also built by double digits week to week in Total Viewers (+13% – 6.0 million vs. 5.3 million).
Despite airing against the deciding game of the World Series, ABC’s“The Bachelorette” grew from its first hour to its second hour by 12% among Adults 18-49 (1.7/10 to 1.9/10).
“The Bachelorette” ranked as the No. 1 entertainment series in the 2-hour time period among Adults 18-49 (1.8/10-tie).
“The Bachelorette” delivered its biggest Live+3 Day lift since May 2017 among Total Viewers (+1.35 million) and matched its largest since May 2019 among Adults 18-49 (+0.5 rating points)–since 5/22/17 and 5/27/19, respectively.
Source: The Nielsen Company, National Live+3 Day Program Ratings, 10/27/20. Beginning 8/31/20, National Program Ratings also include Out of Home (OOH) viewing.
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© Provided by Refinery29There’s no getting around the loneliness that often comes with this time of year, especially during a pandemic. And although no TV show can replace your favorite annual holiday party or tradition, The Bachelorette will, at least, keep you even busy and distracted: for the rest of the month, the show will be airing back-to-back episodes each week. As in, four hours of television each week. And if the season promo (and Bachelorette history) has taught us anything, it’s that these last few episodes, including After The Final Rose, will be full of tears, confessions, and heartbreak.
With seven contestants still in the running and a rapidly-approaching December 22 finale, The Bachelorette is doubling up on episodes this week and next. The newest update to Tayshia’s love story — along with a COVID-safe Men Tell All special — will air Monday, December 14 at 8 p.m. EST. Then, her final four will head to hometowns on December 15. The season will wrap up with back-to-back episodes, which will likely include fantasy suite week and a Final Rose Ceremony, on December 21 and December 22.
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There’s also always a chance that, like the franchise’s last Bachelorette, Tayshia gets an extra After the Final Rose episode. A live special would be difficult to film safely, but the Bachelorette team might be up for the challenge: the show has already tweaked many parts of this season, from group date activities to a new filming location, to follow safety precautions. Tuesday’s “hometowns” episode will look different, too, with families entering the Bachelorette bubble at La Quinta Resort & Spa instead of inviting Tayshia (and camera crews) into their homes across the country.
Historically speaking, The Bachelorette always airs on Mondays, but this year’s atypical filming and production schedule led to an atypical fall premiere — and a scheduling clash with Dancing with the Stars. But now that DWTS is over, The Bachelor can reclaim ABC’s Monday night time slot.
And if you’re a faithful member of Bachelor Nation, just consider your Monday evenings booked until March. The Bachelor is scheduled to return January 4, less than two weeks after Tayshia’s season ends. Not that anyone’s complaining, though; now, more than ever, it’s just nice to have something to look forward to every week.