round image on layout top
Home » Television » ‘Bob’s Burgers’ Debuts Strong With Help from NFL

‘Bob’s Burgers’ Debuts Strong With Help from NFL


January 11, 2011 by Thomas J. McLean divider image
bobburg150

Fox’s newest animated series, Bob’s Burgers, debuted with solid ratings thanks to a boost from the network’s NFL coverage.

The new series, from creator Loren Bouchard of Home Movies and Dr. Katz fame, drew a 4.5 rating and 11 share with 9.4 million overall viewers — the best premiere ratings with the 18-49 demo for any show this season.

The NFL boost also gave The Simpsons a lift, with a 5.7/14 in 18-49 and 12.7 million viewers overall. For comparison, Family Guy at 9 p.m. posted a 4.7/11 in 18-49 and 9.3 million overall viewers, and The Cleveland Show posted a 3.5/8 and 7.4 million viewers.

The real test for Bob’s Burgers will come next week, when viewers won’t have football as an appetizer.

As for the quality of the show, reviews were mixed — but the real question is whether the viewers liked it, so if you watched, what did you think?


Related posts:

FOX Debuts Trailers for New Sunday Toons
'Robot Chicken' Creators Add 'Stoopid Monkey' Via YouTube
Matt Groening donates $500,000 to UCLA
Future of Fox's 'Cleveland Show' Looks Hazy
Wiig and Cooper Guest Voice on 'The Simpsons'





bottom round image

footer

footertop right
All content Copyright © 2013 Animation Magazine Inc. unless otherwise stated.