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Predict The Ratings for the 'Take It All' Premiere

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December 10th, 2012

Tonight, NBC premieres Take It All , a new game show hosted by Howe Mandel. As with last season's Who's Still Standing, the show will air every night for a week. The Who's Still Standing premiere garnered a 1.5 adults 18-49 rating on December 19,2011. Take It All has a huge advantage over its December game show predecessor: The Voice as its lead-in. So how do you think Take It All will do? Make your predictions.

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  1. CBSviewer

    1.8 ! The Voice won’t help.

  2. rob60990

    2.5

  3. Californiadgd

    2.7-2.8

  4. Anon

    < 2.1

    It would do better in a week where no scripted programming was up against it.

    CBS has 2 new 2BG up against it tonight, and Fox has that country shindig. NBC, the CW and ABC will be fighting for scraps.

  5. Baqinardo

    I think CBS will win the night (For the first time since premiere week?)
    There’ll be only 1 hr of The Voice (Dont understand this. There’s 4 singers remaining. So they only gonna be singing 1 song after last week 2 songs? Bcoz there’s no way they can fit 8 songs into an hour).

    Take it all will lower NBC’s average. Probably match Michael Buble special.
    3.7 for The Voice. 2.5-2.2 for TIA and Michael special.

  6. David Howell

    Sub-2.

    And that might just show NBC that Revolution is a hit in itself.

  7. grant

    a “huge” advantage. As if the voice is a monstrous hit.

  8. Nick

    3.0, tbqfh

  9. Terry

    The Voice is winding down and its ratings have been steadily declining over the last couple of weeks. It will still provide Take It All a great lead in.

    My guess is a 2.4 for the premiere.

  10. John

    Its the first episode and it airs an hour early (9 pm). So, it might get around 2.6 because of the lead-in.

  11. ABC hater

    2.5-2.8

  12. Raola

    Blake Shelton’s variety show did real well last week so Revolution didn’t make a huge difference there and Chicago Fire is putting in good work without a high-rated lead-in so you can probably put most shows behind except for Go On and New Normal and they’ll get great retention out of The Voice.

    I see this and the Buble special doing well tonight. Not sure about a 3.0 but its been hyped up enough to hit a surprising number.

  13. EatMorePez

    I see that the American Country Awards is on tonight. I guess that’s good, because it’s been a whole 5-and-a-half weeks since the last country music awards show was broadcast.

  14. kevin.b

    2.4 – 10+ million viewers – but no more than 12.5 million.
    i mean its a game show lasting 6 nights, does everyone forget the numbers deal or no deal got out of the gate!

    #how.many.more.nights.until.GameOfThrones?

  15. Samunto

    I think the biggest competition will be the one-two-punch from 2BG. I think CBS has seen Take It all as the double episodes of 2BG seem like a way to spoil the premiere of Take It All.

    I say a 2.8!!

  16. THE OLD MAN

    I’ll go with a Go On & go w/ 2.5

  17. rob60990

    I won’t be surprised if 2 Broke Girls hits a season high tonight airing after TBBT and also with no The Voice to compete with.

  18. senor chang

    The Voice is weaker at only one hour and it has some tough competition in the slot. I still think it and the Buble special will range in the mid-2s.

  19. Lance

    I’m sticking with a 2.8 but who really knos?

  20. Nick

    Extreme Makeover: Holiday Edition (part 1): 1.2
    Extreme Makeover: Holiday Edition (part 2): 0.8
    Castle (R): 0.8

    How I Met Your Mother: 3.1
    The Big Bang Theory (R): 3.3
    2 Broke Girls: 4.4 [season high]
    Hawaii Five-0: 2.4 [season high]

    90210: 0.4 [ties series low]
    Gossip Girl: 0.3 [ties series low]

    American Country Awards: 4.0

    The Voice: 4.4
    Take It All: 3.1
    Michael Bublé Home for the Holidays: 2.2

    I’m going to be optimistic and say >3.0. The Voice is a monster hit and if the Blake Shelton special got 2.7 at 10, TIA should get better at 9.

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