Howie Mandel is back with a new game show on NBC, Take It All. Will this one stay on the air for years like Deal or No Deal or, will it be quickly canceleld instead? We’ll have to wait and see to find out.
The first season of Take It All is being aired on various nights on NBC. The network has ordered seven episodes. Below are the TV show’s latest ratings for the first season, the best way to tell if Take It All will be cancelled or renewed for a second season.
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Episode 01-06: Monday, 12/17/12
1.5 in the demo (+36% change) with 4.5 million. (These are fast affiliate numbers and will be updated to reflect the national ratings when they are available.)
Episode 01-05: Friday, 12/14/12
1.1 in the demo (-8% change) with 4.7 million. (These are fast affiliate numbers and will be updated to reflect the national ratings when they are available.)
Episode 01-04: Thursday, 12/13/12
1.2 in the demo (+9% change) with 3.93 million (+16% change).
Season averages: 1.50 in the demo with 4.84 million.
Episode 01-03: Wednesday, 12/12/12
1.1 in the demo (-50% change) with 3.40 million (-53% change).
Season averages: 1.65 in the demo with 5.29 million.
Episode 01-02: Tuesday, 12/11/12
2.2 in the demo (0% change) with 7.18 million (+1% change).
Season averages: 2.20 in the demo with 7.18 million.
Episode 01-01: Monday, 12/10/12
2.2 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 7.12 million total viewers.
Season average: 2.2 in the demo with 7.12 million.
Note: These ratings are collected by the Nielsen company and are the final national numbers. These are different from the fast affiliate numbers which are just estimates of the actual ratings and are reported on by most other outlets. The final nationals are typically released within 24 hours of the programming or, in the case of weekends and holidays, a couple days later.
What do you think? Do you like the Take It All TV series? Do you think it should be cancelled or renewed for a second season?
When will the networks realize that watching people betray one another is not fun. We would rather watch contestants win cash and prizes from the “big-no-named-anonymous” corporation that is making all the money in the first place. You really can’t encourage your kids to watch as the show sends the wrong message. The show is booked for seven episodes. That is about right. It won’t last any longer than that. Decent folk won’t watch this. The reason shows like “Deal or No Deal” did well is because the SHOW paid, and any losing was self inflicted by the individual contestant.… Read more »
I’m watching tonite’s show…but I don’t want to see a repeat of what Kim did to Santa Claus, or what last night’s doofus (with his MidWestern morals, as he put it) did to that trusting woman.
NBC….REWORK THIS SHOW’S ENDING, OR CANCEL IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cancel this show. It’s fun to watch when they both select Keep Mine, but it’s awful to watch someone get duped when some greedy so-and-so takes it all. especially when they’re making a plea to agree and how their money will change their life.
Monday’s and Thursday’s episode left me upset.
I still feel morally upset about this show and by what Kim did to John (and to his wife, kids, and grandkids). As a result, I’ve kept thinking about the moral issues this show and Kim raised, and I want to state a few more points: 1) If Kim’s greedy, selfish deception and betrayal against John and his family continues to upset me (and I’m no relation to John), I wonder if John and his family members might be mentally wounded or emotionally troubled for a long time to come because of Kim’s harm to them. If so, what moral… Read more »
The show I thought would be a bigger success, but it turned out to be more of a disappointment. I’m a primetime junkie and it’s all I ever watch when I’m home the only things I work at night, so I never get to see what’s going on with primetime until the next day after it’s recorded.
I agree with what Socrates said.
I don’t watch game shows to feel angry and sad at the same time. I don’t watch game shows during the holiday season to see people taken advantage of and for greed to be rewarded and celebrated.
This is a terrible show and the network is dumb to have given it the green light. It’ll get canceled soon enough.
It was not on here on Monday night. Yes it sure does show people how to both lie and be greedy.
Correction to “AMERICA” – yes – I do know how to spell but I can’t type.
It’s already lost more thatn 1/2 of it’s audience in one night. What were they thinking? I’ve got some great ideas on how to make it a huge success – but they better hurry up – Amarica is already saying “Take it All” & shove it.
Pretty disappointed actually, I usually like what Howie does. This reminded me too much of the old Friend or Foe game and I felt like the contestants were so scripted, and fake. Like paid actors even. Ill probably give it one more try, but its not as good as DOND.
Cancel! How can those people sleep at night? Pure greed!
I agree with a previous post about what this show teaches. After watching the show, I had a sick feeling in my stomach as to how these people acted. Let this show die.
I much rather preferred 1 vs 100 or Million Dollar Drop where it was up to the contestant to win or lose based on what they know, not kick the other contestant(s) where it hurts. I know Million $ drop had a controversy about it, but had potential.
Shows that required zero intelligence (like Deal or No Deal) were dumb as well.
I feel critical of this show for several reasons: 1) It encourages greed and materialism, and it is shown just two weeks before Christmas. 2) It explicitly says that “It’s OK to lie.” 3) It encourages cold-hearted selfishness in the final round. 4) It has a high risk of encouraging bad morals and bad behavior, especially if children, teens, or young adults watch it. In particular, I was appalled and disgusted by Kim’s bad behavior in the final round of the first episode, in which she pretended to be sincere and trusting, but then betrayed her opponent John. John voted… Read more »
Cancel or renew? Good grief, who knows now?
Not as good as Deal or No Deal. Kind of dumb show–too commercial in its emphasis on things and their cost; not enough substance. I watch it because of Howie Mandel…would like to know contestants a little better. Idea of ‘what would you do? ‘ at end is thought provoking. I never would have done what Monday and Tuesday night contestants did. It was a little embarrassing. Good luck with the show.
Train wreck