'The Chi' Renewed For Season 7

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  As The Chi   season 6 returns for part 2 this Friday, May 10 on the Paramount+ with Showtime streamer and Sunday, May 12 linearly at 9 PM ET/PT,  the network has renewed the series for a seventh season. The first half of season 6 has done quite well, making for its most-watched season yet for streaming,  increasing nearly 25% over season 5. Season 7  will start production later this month in Chicago. “Lena Waithe is a generational storyteller, whose authentic and unflinching narratives in  The Chi  resonate deeply, offering a powerful lens into both the complexities of life in Chicago as well as the Black experience in America,” said Nina L. Diaz, the President of Content and Chief Creative Officer at Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios and Paramount Media Networks. “On the heels of a record-breaking season and ahead of this week’s return, we’re excited to provide fans with the promise of more – ensuring that they can continue to enjoy the raw, emotional stories and unforgettable cha
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‘Monster High 2’ and 'A Really Haunted Loud House' Treat Nickelodeon To Ratings Success

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Nickelodeon may not have offered a lot of Halloween fare for the season, but with what they have, they've declared victory already.

A Really Haunted Loud House reached about 1.9M viewers across all of its September 28 weekend airings on the Nick channels. In the L3 window, the film soared 100%, a doubling of its audience, to a 0.4 among kids 2-11. It mustered a 67% ratings increase to a 0.5 for the 6-11s.

Monster High 2 premiered the following Thursday, October 5, and ranked as the time slots No. 1 cable program among kids ages 2-11. This meant Nickelodeon also managed a double-digit live and same-day ratings increase in the kids demo year-over-year (33% among the 2-11 demographic and 25% for ages 6-11). This ratings comparison in particular has rather interesting layers, as comparing to the first film doesn't need separate statistics because Monster High: The Movie premiered on the first Thursday in October last year. After three days of viewing, Monster High 2 was up 125% among kids 6-11, managed a 0.9 (versus the live + same-day 0.4 rating). With the 2-11s, the film was up 80% in the L3 window.

The film managed 389,000 total viewers in the L3 window on main Nick a 56% increase from the same-day numbers). In all, Paramount Global says the film reached an audience of 2.6 million across its premiere weekend across all of its airings across the entire Nickelodeon network family.
Both films premiered on Paramount+ the morning of their linear premieres, and are thus now available for streaming. Strangely, Nickelodeon's Halloween festivities seem to be ending this week with the apparent final batch of new Monster High animated series episodes of the month premiering.

Source: Deadline, NickAlive

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