This week saw the final episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, and thus the last week until later this year that Bravo Media would be able to air a first run episode of their Number 1 rated show. It also saw the airing of a documentary bought at the Sundance Film Festival; The Queen of Versailles as well as two episodes of The Kandi Factory, two of Dukes of Melrose and a whole host more. Despite all the ratings this week’s Bravo Ratings was one of their weakest in awhile.
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You’ve got to not be tardy to keep up with all Bravo Media’s recent schedule changes. It was only one week ago, April 24th to be exact, that Bravo PR announced that Chef Roble & Co’s second season would premiere on Tuesday June 4th at 10pm. Yesterday, the same PR department then issued a press release announcing that Kathy Griffin’s latest comedy special Calm Down Gurrl would air at 10:30pm on Tuesday June 4th. Read more
Sunday saw four hours of original programming on Bravo TV which, as far as we are aware, is a first for Bravo Media. Normally the headline program is repeated at the 10pm hour, and of course it’s only since January this year, when first run programming started airing at 8/7c rather than the previous starting time of 9/8c, that a four hour block has existed.
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UPDATE 30th April 2013 Just six days ago Bravo PR issued the below press release but today there’s now been a scheduling change. This morning they’ve announced that Kathy Griffin: Calm Down Gurrl, a new comedy special, will air on Tuesday June 4th at 10:30pm instead. We then discovered that Chef Roble & Co has been moved in the Bravo TV schedule and will now premiere on Wednesday June 5th at 10pm, and then stay on Wednesday’s thereafter.
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Roblé Ali first burst onto Bravo Media’s TV screens in December 2011 when Chef Roble & Co. started airing in a prime Sunday spot after the then fourth season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Read more
Tonight sees the kick off of Bravo Media’s five nights of original programming with The Real Housewives of Atlanta bowing out via a compilation episode of clips that didn’t contribute to the main story-lines. This used to be packaged as “The Lost Footage” but is now titled “Secrets Revealed“. That subtle name changed seemed to work for The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills last month, as their third season Secrets rated 55% higher than their second season ‘Lost Footage‘. RHoA hasn’t aired a Lost Footage episode in its four previous seasons, so we don’t have any statistical evidence to predict how many viewers it will attract, but our gut says it will garner around 2m viewers at 8pm tonight.
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