Episode two of Ten Days in the Valley didn\u2019t seem to do so hot, and it\u2019s possible that in the weeks to come, this show will be off air. According to Nielsen, Ten Days in the Valley only earned a 0.4 rating in the 18-49 money demographic and lost approximately 26% of this age group. The program only reeled in 2.62 million viewers, which is a decrease from last week\u2019s premiere by about 24%. It\u2019s interesting because at 9 pm, Shark Tank brought in 4.7 million viewers as one of ABC\u2019s top unscripted programs, but over half of those viewers didn\u2019t stick around for Ten Days in the Valley as the follow-up program.<\/p>\n
When joining the Twitter conversation, it\u2019s obvious that minimal viewers tweeted about Ten Days in the Valley this week. But, those that did<\/em> tweet about it were highly interested in the \u201cwhodunit\u201d portion of the show, and showed interest in character relations between Casey and Jane\u2019s ex in the show.<\/p>\n I\u2019m interested in seeing if the amount of viewers for week three stays about the same, or falls drastically, yet again.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Episode two of Ten Days in the Valley didn\u2019t seem to do so hot, and it\u2019s possible that in the weeks to come, this show will be off air. According to Nielsen, Ten Days in the Valley only earned a … Continue reading