Although first half of 'The Whispers' season 1 has started low, the second half has attracted quite a few audiences. Its latest reports reveal that ABC's thriller drama series has maintained its ratings for July 19-23. While this may be a good news, the network has not released its verdict yet even though the show is 2 only episodes away.
Previous reports have speculated that 'The Whispers' season 1 won't have a chance to continue to second season because the show has failed to attract enough audiences to peak the ratings. But lately, things are getting better.
'The Whispers' season 1 latest update has revealed that the show's rating remain high despite the possible cancellation. In a report from Collider, 'The Whispers' stayed steady with a 0.9 rating and 3.43 million viewers at 10 p.m. for ABC on Monday night. The weekly TV ratings were gotten from July 19 through 23rd of July.
In previous report, there was an increase of 63 percent compared to the show's Live+ Same Day, or L+SD in the July 6 data. According to International Business Times, the result immediately placed 'The Whispers' at the number one spot on playback gainer on the broadcast networks among the age bracket mentioned above. Monday, July 13, also received a nine percent rating within the same age bracket of 18 to 49.
However, despite the steady ratings the fate of 'The Whispers' having season 2 is still unknown. Aside from the report that the show has failed to attract viewers for its Live + Same Day numbers, it was also speculated that the casting issues are also a major problem.
In a report from Deadline, Lily Rabe is reportedly wants to leave the show. Nevertheless, Estrin promised fans that whatever ABC decides for the series' sophomore year they would still deliver a satisfying ending for season one.
"There's not going to be some kind of disappointment in the end," Estrin concluded.
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