Belgium: most watched TV programs in Dutch-speaking Belgium 1997-2018

This statistic displays the most watched TV programs in Dutch-speaking Belgium from 1997 to 2018 (audience in thousands). The third most watched television program in this period was the football game between Sweden and Belgium in 2016 during the UEFA European championships with approximately 2.4 million viewers.

Most watched TV programs in Dutch-speaking Belgium from 1997 to 2018 (audience in 1,000s)

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Release date

December 2018

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Region

Belgium

Survey time period

1997 to 2018

Number of respondents

3,700*

Age group

4 years and older

Special properties

guests of the participants included

Method of interview

Panel survey

Supplementary notes

Since January 1, 2013, Live+6 is the new standard. This is the total of the live watched TV shows and the postponed watching until six days after the program was officially aired.

The data only represents figures for the participating TV channels, those are: Eén, VTM, Canvas, VIER, 2BE, VIJF, Vitaya, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Njam!, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon Spike, NickJr., VTMKZOOM, Studio 100 TV, ACHT, Cartoon Network, Dobbit TV, MTV, Kanaal Z, Comedy Central, Fox, Disney Junior, History, Ketnet and TLC. Furthermore, the figures only show TV programs that last longer than 15 minutes.

The figures represent the highest number of viewers the program received.

The source divides Belgium into North Belgium, Flanders and the Dutch-speaking parts of Brussels, and South Belgium, Wallonia and the French-speaking parts of Brussels.

* 1,500 families take part in the panel, approximately 750 families for the North part of Belgium (Flanders and Brussels) and 750 for the South part of Belgium (Brussels and Wallonia), and they make up a panel of about 3,700 people. In the homes of every family an audiometer or a viewing meter is installed and registers the TV behavior of the individual family members.

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