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Old 06-24-2015, 10:24 PM   #65
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Season premiere didn't do that well in ratings or at least compared to the last season. If it has similar drops, next episode could be in the under million range for viewers.

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The season premiere of WWE Tough Enough kicked off on Tuesday night on the USA Network with just 1.209 million viewers.

While the show has been absent for several years, the last season of Tough Enough on USA featuring “Stone Cold” Steve Austin as host started with 3.3 million viewers the week after WrestleMania XXVII. That’s down more than 63% from season five in 2011.

One major thing to consider, though, is that the last season of Tough Enough had several big advantages, including running immediately after WrestleMania and on Monday nights back-to-back with a built-in wrestling audience in WWE RAW.
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The Tough Enough season premiere had 1.2 million viewers last night. The previous season a few years ago with Steve Austin did 3.3 million from the premiere before dropping to the high 2+ million range thereafter. Like Total Divas, though, it could gain a decent number of viewers on replays.
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