Producers of one of Australia’s most popular television programs, TOTALLY WILD, have announced that the segment featuring Tenpin Bowling filmed recently at Aspley Bowl will be aired on Channel Eleven on Saturday, 1 April at 8am.
The program reaches 41,000 viewers in an average episode and in 2015 alone over 4.14 million people tuned in. The show is known to influence viewers, with the 2015 Nielsen Consumer Media Views Survey 01 confirming that 83% of people with children in their home who must see/always try to watch Totally Wild are more likely to be influenced by TV shows when planning activities and travel.
“The program is sure to generate extra interest and Bowling Centres across Queensland, and all around the country can expect a measurable spike in youngsters and their families coming through their doors soon after the show goes to air,” TBAQ CEO Gail Torrens said with a smile.
“Totally Wild is the longest running ‘C’ classified program in Australia and each episode is generally repeated up to three times in a five-year period. “The show also screens on the Australia Plus Network which beams 24/7 to more than 46 countries across Asia, the Pacific and the Indian subcontinent so our sport will definitely be reaching an enormous audience,” she added.
After the episode goes to air on 1 April, it will then be available to watch online via http://tenplay.com.au/channel-eleven/totally-wild
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The program reaches 41,000 viewers in an average episode and in 2015 alone over 4.14 million people tuned in. The show is known to influence viewers, with the 2015 Nielsen Consumer Media Views Survey 01 confirming that 83% of people with children in their home who must see/always try to watch Totally Wild are more likely to be influenced by TV shows when planning activities and travel.
“The program is sure to generate extra interest and Bowling Centres across Queensland, and all around the country can expect a measurable spike in youngsters and their families coming through their doors soon after the show goes to air,” TBAQ CEO Gail Torrens said with a smile.
“Totally Wild is the longest running ‘C’ classified program in Australia and each episode is generally repeated up to three times in a five-year period. “The show also screens on the Australia Plus Network which beams 24/7 to more than 46 countries across Asia, the Pacific and the Indian subcontinent so our sport will definitely be reaching an enormous audience,” she added.
After the episode goes to air on 1 April, it will then be available to watch online via http://tenplay.com.au/channel-eleven/totally-wild
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