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Ratings: Last Week Miami Binged on Sports, Telenovelas, and Some Music

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The latest weekly Nielsen ratings from the Sun Sentinel’s Johnny Diaz are out. Sports, an overdose of telenovelas, and some music made up local TV’s top 10 most watched programs list for the week ending December 8.

South Florida tuned in to watch the Miami Heat play some other team on SunSports, pushing the local sports network to the top spot with 221,000 viewers. But the real news here is how telenovela Marido en Alquiler on WSCV cleaned house. The show has 5 of the 10 spots, grabbing as many as 198,000 viewers, and two of its episodes split 4th place with NBC’s Sound of Music on WTVJ.

[SunSentinel]

WPEC Meteorologist Jeff Berardelli on Why He left WFOR

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Jeff Berardelli WPEC CBS 12 meteorologist
Jeff Berardelli Photo: cbs12.com

The Sun Sentinel’s Johnny Diaz had a short Q&A with new WPEC meteorologist Jeff Berardelli where he asked him about his recent move away from WFOR. Jumping from the 16th largest TV market to the 38th is usually not the trajectory most on-air personalities take with their career but Berardelli says he made the move to WPEC because he “wanted a job where I could really help make a difference in the weather department” and that his position at CBS12 requires him to be more creative. While at WFOR Berardelli says he was “more of a worker than someone who had the ability to change things.”

If I were to consult the non-existent SFLTV crystall ball, I think it would say that we’re looking at the next WPEC chief meteorologist.

You can read the rest of the Q&A at the link below

[SunSentinel]

PHOTOS: 2013 Suncoast Emmy Awards

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Some photos from the 2013 Suncoast Emmy awards, courtesy the Suncoast Chapter Flickr feed

WPLG meteorologist Trent Aric all smiles with his gold
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WTVJ reporter Roxanne Vargas with husband:
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WPLG meteorologist Trent Aric with WPLG weather producer Aliana Perez
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L to R: WFOR CBS4 anchor/reporter Marybel Rodriguez
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WSVN anchor Belkys Nerey took her fierce mom as a date to the Emmys:
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WSVN anchors Mike Marza and Craig Stevens
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L to R: WPLG reporter Ben Kenney, with we think Amanda Stanley and Matthew Fuhrman
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L to R: WPTV investigative reporter Shannon Cake
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All smiles with their gold – WPLG weather producer Aliana Perez with WPLG meteorologist Trent Aric
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L to R: WPTV GM Steve Wasserman, WPTV news director Mike Garber, WPTV station manager Lloyd Bucher
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WFOR investigative reporter Michelle Gillen, with former WFOR reporter Gio Benitez now reporting at ABC News
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WPLG reporter Ben Kennedy
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WFOR reporter David Sutta
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Former WFOR reporter/anchor Jorge Estevez horsing around with his lady. He’s now at WFTV in Orlando.
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2013 Suncoast Emmy Winners

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Suncoast Emmy award hardware was given out on November 23rd at the Westin Diplomat in Hollywood. America Teve, WPTV, and WSCV were the most nominated stations locally. As you can see below two of those stations took the most awards home. WPTV won 55% of its nominations while America Teve 37.9% both winning 11 awards.

WPTV, the most watched TV station in all of Florida, won the Station Excellence category with GM Steve Wasserman and station manager Lloyd Bucher each taking an Emmy home. WPTV news director Mike Garber won an Emmy in the News Excellence category.

WFOR won an Emmy for CBS 4 This Morning, and in a not so unexpected twist it seems they replaced Josh Benson with Michelle Gillen. Reporter David Sutta also won for On-Camera Talent and a feature story

WSVN won an Emmy for their Sandy Hook coverage with 10pm newscast producer James Austin, Belkys Nerey and Craig Stevens.

WTVJ editor Jim Gravina won in the Editor-Short form category. I could be wrong but I think he’s the guy with the chops behind the shiny, cool promos you see airing on NBC 6. Christopher Clark won in Editor – Sports category. Myriam Masihy, Sandra Esquivel, Pedro Cancio won for their investigative report on beach bike theft.

WPLG Emmys went to Trent Aric, and reporter Ben Kennedy, along with producers Aliana Perez, Matthew Fuhrman, Amanda Stanley

Miami-Fort Lauderdale TV market
WPBT – 6 nominations / 2 won / 33% of nominations won
WFOR – 13 nominations / 2 won / 15.3%
WTVJ – 10 nominations / 3 won / 30%
WSVN – 4 nominations / 1 won / 25%
WPLG – 11 nominations / 4 won / 36%
WLRN – 1 nomination / 1 won / 100%
WSBS – 2 nominations / 2 won / 100%
WSCV – 24 nominations / 4 won / 16%
WLTV – 6 nominations / 1 won / 16%
America Teve – 29 nominations / 11 won / 37.9%
Sun Sports – 3 nominations / 1 won / 33%

Palm Beach TV market stations
WPTV – 20 nominations / 11 won / 55%
WPEC – 2 nominations / 0 won
WPBF – n/a
WFLX – n/a

For the complete list of winners follow the link below

213 Suncoast Emmy Winners [PDF]

Most Watched TV Shows on South Florida TV

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Courtesy of the Sun Sentinel’s Johnny Diaz here are the most watched TV shows for the week of November 25 until Sunday.

WFOR/CBS have top 3 most watched TV shows in the Miami market thanks to the NFL, and 60 minutes which placed second with 234,000 viewers. Dancing with the Stars finale helped WPLG/ABC split 5th place with NFL on WTVJ/NBC and Jenni Rivera special on WLTV/Univision.

[Sun Sentinel]

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