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Next Food Network Star Is a Ratings-Breaker

2.6M Total Viewers for July 15 Episode

By Christian Lewis -- Multichannel News, 7/17/2007 2:53:00 PM

Food Network reported that the July 15 episode of original series The Next Food Network Star ranked as the highest-rated telecast in its history.

According to Nielsen Media Research, the show’s eighth installment delivered nearly 2.6 million total viewers.

With a 2.1 household rating among adults 25-54, the episode also tied for the highest-rated ad-supported primetime telecast for that demo.

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