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11 October 2017 <\/strong><\/p>\n This week\u2019s ratings stayed consistent with last week\u2019s ratings. This shows that \u201cThe Brave\u201d will be consistent in drawing in an audience each week. There was a 1.10 rating for the 18-49 demographic, with a total of 5.138 million viewers.<\/a> Last week, there was also a 1.10 rating for the 18-49 demographic and had a total of 5.168 million viewers. Adweek released an article comparing all three military shows that are currently premiering this fall. <\/a>The article quotes NBC Entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt who said, \u201cI don\u2019t think of The Brave as a military show, because it\u2019s not like it\u2019s the Marines of SEALs\u2026It is a show that spoke to us and felt hopeful, patriotic and moving.\u201d While the Adweek article did mention how \u201cThe Brave\u201d failed to hang on to the audience from \u201cThe Voice,\u201d it mentioned how out of all the military shows, CW\u2019s \u201cValor\u201d is the most concerning show as the networks demographic may be unable to connect to the military theme. This opinion may be correct as \u201cValor\u201d only received a .30 rating in the 18-49 demographic with a total of 1.198 million viewers.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 11 October 2017 This week\u2019s ratings stayed consistent with last week\u2019s ratings. This shows that \u201cThe Brave\u201d will be consistent in drawing in an audience each week. There was a 1.10 rating for the 18-49 demographic, with a total … Continue reading