Family vacation ‘season 8 first part 34%

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This summer, people check the shore of Jersey. The share of the audience for the first in season 8 of “Jersey Shore: Family Reunion” increased by 34% compared to season 7, learned exclusively. This means that 34% of more people aged 18 to 49 settled the first episode of this MTV Show specifically during its first than the series last season.

It also marks the best first of all in the season “Jersey Shore: Family Reunion” saw in two years. Last season, the first episode of “Jersey Shore: Family Reunion” marked a share of 3.84, according to Nielsen, compared to 5.16 sharing the SAW series for the first episode of season 8. The overall counter also saw a boost as notes for the first in season 8 increased by 4% compared to season 7. This initial episode was no. 1 cable entertainment television on the day of first.

There was also a boost on the social because the “holidays of the Jersey Shore family” generated 3.2 million views. It is an increase of 396% compared to the first in season 7 of the show and the best performance that the series has seen in two years.

Before the last episode, which will be presented Thursday at 8 p.m. He / PT on MTV, Thewrap also has an overview of what will happen. Before Sammi’s fertility procedure, Nicole and Jenni stop to offer her a gift. But after ruthlessly mocking the idea of ​​giving him a pot of positive affirmations, the two women are amazed to learn that Sammi really likes his present. Look at the clip below:

Season 8 of the series is particularly large because it marks the 15th anniversary of this first summer at Seaside Heights. To celebrate, the family returns to the house of the original bank. “They also put the new in New Jersey, because the show plunges more deeply into the solo passion projects of distribution and personal lives,” reads a press release from the series.

“Jersey Shore Family Vacation” is produced for MTV. Sallyann Salsano, Frank Miccolis and Sean Hogan are the executive producers of the series for 495 productions. Dan Caster and Jennifer Aguirre serve as EPS for MTV, while Marko Radosavljevic and Kristina Lum serve as executives in charge of MTV production.