A typical Sunday: Melissa Harris-Perry wins best hour at 11am and Meet The Press, which benefits from being shown on NBC stations as well as on MSNBC, wins best day.
Following Melissa Harris-Perry were the 10am hour of MHP, the 9am hour of Up with Steve Kornacki, and the 9pm Parts Unknown:
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The raw data for the day is here: 2014-11-16-ShowStats.csv
Jonathan Gruber appears to still be the top topic of conversation on Cable News Twitter on Saturday, although he’s starting to fade away a bit:
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Raw data here: 2014-11-15-TagStats.csv and 2014-11-15-WordStats.csv
Yep. Cashin’ In won another Saturday. How could it not? The show wins even if it’s not actually on the air. Cashin’ In was followed by The Melissa Harris-Perry Show (twice, for each hour), Up with Steve Kornacki, Judge Jeanine, and Red Eye. Those runner-up hours, by the way, did not get as many mentions in their collective 5 hours of broadcast time as the half-hour Cashin’ In.
Here’s the rest of the top 30:
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Raw CSV data for the day: 2014-11-15-ShowStats.csv
Jonathan Gruber’s comments about Obamacare set Twitter ablaze on Friday. I have to wonder how John @Gruber (aka @Gruber), the unrelated technology columnist is doing…
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Raw data for day: 2014-11-14-TagStats.csv and 2014-11-14-WordStats.csv
The Kelly File returned to dominance on Friday, winning both best hour and best day. Following Kelly was The Ed Show, HBO’s Maher, The Five, and Morning Joe:
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It will be interesting to see how the Nielsens work out for Richard Engel; his show on Friday was interesting, but the time slot is a bit rough and there wasn’t a lot of social media promotion (no hashtag that I could discern) to go with it.
Raw data: 2014-11-14-ShowStats.csv