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> For the last couple of months, Dave has been compiling all the quarter-hour ratings, who was in those segments, and examines how the ratings of a segment rise and fall compared to previous segments which is how you can see who is making people watch and who is making fans change the channel.
>And just looking at the number, your top ratings draw is.....Disco Inferno.
>He's followed by Piper, Jericho, Steve Austin, and Alex Wright rounding out the top 5.
>A lot of it depends on the placement on the show. Raw and Monday Night Football both start right as Nitro's second hour is beginning, so that contributes to a ratings drop-off, so whoever is in that segment looks like a bad draw. Stuff like that. It's all complicated and interesting, but Dave also says the numbers don't lie; no matter where he's placed on the show, the ratings increase significantly every time Disco Inferno is on TV...
>Bottom line, Disco Inferno is actually a real draw on TV.
>And just looking at the number, your top ratings draw is.....Disco Inferno.
>He's followed by Piper, Jericho, Steve Austin, and Alex Wright rounding out the top 5.
>A lot of it depends on the placement on the show. Raw and Monday Night Football both start right as Nitro's second hour is beginning, so that contributes to a ratings drop-off, so whoever is in that segment looks like a bad draw. Stuff like that. It's all complicated and interesting, but Dave also says the numbers don't lie; no matter where he's placed on the show, the ratings increase significantly every time Disco Inferno is on TV...
>Bottom line, Disco Inferno is actually a real draw on TV.
