Audience ratings
Better comedy and quizzes than Corona
The joint joint has an effect: Mona (Maren Kroymann, l) and Marie (Ulrike Kriener, r) do Qigong exercises at Christmas. Photo: Willi Weber / ZDF / dpa
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Maren Kroymann and Ulrike Kriener played unequal sisters who were at war. The vast majority of viewers opted for the Christmas comedy on ZDF on Monday evening.
The ZDF comedy “Mona & Marie” had the most viewers on Monday evening at prime time. 6.41 million saw the film with Maren Kroymann and Ulrike Kriener (21.0 percent) in the second from 8:15 p.m.
Günther Jauch’s quiz “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” brought RTL 3.63 million (12.2 percent). Closely behind with 3.62 million (11.6 percent) was the special broadcast “ARD extra: The Corona situation” in the first. Afterwards, 2.77 million (9.0 percent) stayed there for the documentary “Nature at the Königssee”.
The Sat.1 comedy show “Die Comedy Märchenstunde” wanted to see 1.85 million (6.3 percent). ZDFneo broadcast the British crime thriller “Inspector Barnaby: Cricket Fever” with Neil Dudgeon and Nick Hendrix and thus attracted 1.61 million (5.3 percent) in front of the screen.
ProSieben had the American sitcom “Young Sheldon” in its program, for which 1.07 million (3.5 percent) could warm up. The Vox documentary «Goodbye Germany! The emigrants »pursued 920,000 people (3.5 percent). 820,000 people (2.8 percent) spent the evening with the dating show “Adam sucht Eva” on RTLzwei. The action film “Speed” with Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock and Dennis Hopper on Kabel Eins attracted 790,000 viewers (2.8 percent).