WWE RAW Viewership and Key Demo Rating for the Final Live Episode of 2022 - Wrestling Headlines

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Monday’s live edition of WWE RAW drew an average of 1.705 million viewers on the USA Network, according to Nielsen via Showbuzz Daily.

This is up 15.83% from last week’s 1.472 million viewers.

For this week’s show, the first hour drew 1.781 million viewers (last week’s hour 1 – 1.482 million), the second hour drew 1.767 million viewers (last week’s hour 2 – 1.547 million) and the final hour drew 1.568 million viewers (last week’s hour 3 – 1.388 million).

Monday’s RAW drew a 0.43 rating in the 18-49 key demographic. This is up 16.21% from last week’s 0.37 key demo rating. The 0.43 key demo rating represents 557,000 18-49 viewers, which is up 15.32% from the 483,000 18-49 viewers that last week’s 0.37 key demo rating represented, according to Wrestlenomics.

RAW ranked #7 for the night on the Cable Top 150 with the 0.43 rating in the key 18-49 demographic. This is even with last week’s #7 ranking. The NFL Monday Night Football game between the Rams and the Packers on ESPN at 8:13pm topped the night on the Cable Top 150 with a 1.97 key demo rating. The game also topped the night on cable in viewership with 6.924 million.

RAW ranked #17 for the night in viewership on cable this week, behind the Rams vs. Packers NFL game on ESPN, Monday Night Kickoff on ESPN, The Five, Tucker Carlson Tonight, January 6 Hearings on MSNBC at 1pm, Jesse Watters Primetime, Monday Night Post-game on ESPN, Special Report with Bret Baier, January 6 Hearings on MSNBC at 9pm, January 6 Hearings on MSNBC at 8pm, January 6 Hearings on MSNBC at 2pm, Hannity, Attack on Democracy, Last Word, Beat with Ari Melber, and Deadline: White House. This is up from last week’s #19 ranking for the night in viewership on cable.

Monday’s RAW drew the highest total audience since October 17, and the highest key demo rating since November 14. This was the twenty-fifth-highest total audience of the year so far, and the sixteenth-highest key demo rating of the year, tied with three other episodes. RAW had strong competition from Week 15 of NFL Monday Night Football this week as the Rams vs. Packers game drew over 18 million viewers on ESPN and ESPN2, including the related programs. Additional sports competition included one College Football game on ESPN, one NBA game on NBA-TV, and two Copa por Mexico Soccer games on TUDN. This week’s RAW viewership was up 15.83% from last week’s episode, while this week’s key demo rating was up 16.21% from last week.

Monday’s RAW viewership was up 9.79% from the same week in 2021, while the 18-49 key demo rating was up 13.15% from the same week in 2021.

Monday’s WWE RAW aired live from the Wells Fargo Center in Des Moines, Iowa, with the following line-up advertised ahead of time – Finn Balor and Damian Priest vs. The Street Profits, Becky Lynch vs. Bayley, a Winner Takes All Ladder Match with The Miz vs. Dexter Lumis and two bags of money up for grabs. The main event ended up being a non-title match with Undisputed WWE Universal Tag Team Champions The Usos taking on Seth Rollins and Kevin Owens.

Below is our 2022 RAW Viewership Tracker, along with the WWE Top 10 video for Monday’s show:

January 3 Episode: 1.716 million viewers with a 0.45 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-Day 1 episode)
January 10 Episode: 1.633 million viewers with a 0.39 rating in the 18-49 demographic
January 17 Episode: 1.613 million viewers with a 0.43 rating in the 18-49 demographic
January 24 Episode: 1.766 million viewers with a 0.46 rating in the 18-49 demographic
January 31 Episode: 1.865 million viewers with a 0.47 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-Royal Rumble episode)
February 7 Episode: 1.387 million viewers with a 0.36 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Syfy episode)
February 14 Episode: 1.602 million viewers with a 0.44 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Syfy episode)
February 21 Episode: 1.825 million viewers with a 0.51 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-Elimination Chamber episode)
February 28 Episode: 1.753 million viewers with a 0.47 rating in the 18-49 demographic
March 7 Episode: 1.775 million viewers with a 0.45 rating in the 18-49 demographic
March 14 Episode: 1.700 million viewers with a 0.48 rating in the 18-49 demographic
March 21 Episode: 1.770 million viewers with a 0.50 rating in the 18-49 demographic
March 28 Episode: 1.979 million viewers with a 0.55 rating in the 18-49 demographic (WrestleMania RAW episode)
April 4 Episode: 2.101 million viewers with a 0.63 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-WrestleMania 38 episode)
April 11 Episode: 1.803 million viewers with a 0.54 rating in the 18-49 demographic
April 18 Episode: 1.648 million viewers with a 0.47 rating in the 18-49 demographic
April 25 Episode: 1.614 million viewers with a 0.44 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Randy Orton 20th Anniversary episode)
May 2 Episode: 1.581 million viewers with a 0.38 rating in the 18-49 demographic
May 9 Episode: 1.652 million viewers with a 0.44 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-WrestleMania Backlash episode)
May 16 Episode: 1.737 million viewers with a 0.45 rating in the 18-49 demographic
May 23 Episode: 1.732 million viewers with a 0.41 rating in the 18-49 demographic
May 30 Episode: 1.497 million viewers with a 0.42 rating in the 18-49 demographic
June 6 Episode: 1.872 million viewers with a 0.52 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-Hell In a Cell episode)
June 13 Episode: 1.695 million viewers with a 0.43 rating in the 18-49 demographic
June 20 Episode: 1.986 million viewers with a 0.54 rating in the 18-49 demographic
June 27 Episode: 1.951 million viewers with a 0.54 rating in the 18-49 demographic (John Cena 20th Anniversary episode)
July 4 Episode: 1.563 million viewers with a 0.37 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-MITB Independence Day episode)
July 11 Episode: 1.735 million viewers with a 0.44 rating in the 18-49 demographic
July 18 Episode: 1.765 million viewers with a 0.46 rating in the 18-49 demographic
July 25 Episode: 1.901 million viewers with a 0.50 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Rey Mysterio 20th Anniversary MSG episode)
August 1 Episode: 2.230 million viewers with a 0.61 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-SummerSlam episode)
August 8 Episode: 1.956 million viewers with a 0.54 rating in the 18-49 demographic
August 15 Episode: 1.978 million viewers with a 0.53 rating in the 18-49 demographic
August 22 Episode: 2.005 million viewers with a 0.55 rating in the 18-49 demographic
August 29 Episode: 2.107 million viewers with a 0.59 rating in the 18-49 demographic
September 5 Episode: 2.054 million viewers with a 0.58 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-Clash at The Castle episode)
September 12 Episode: 1.710 million viewers with a 0.44 rating in the 18-49 demographic
September 19 Episode: 1.594 million viewers with a 0.45 rating in the 18-49 demographic
September 26 Episode: 1.674 million viewers with a 0.45 rating in the 18-49 demographic
October 3 Episode: 1.599 million viewers with a 0.40 rating in the 18-49 demographic
October 10 Episode: 1.824 million viewers with a 0.55 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Season Premiere, post-Extreme Rules, DX 25th Anniversary episode)
October 17 Episode: 1.804 million viewers with a 0.50 rating in the 18-49 demographic
October 24 Episode: 1.641 million viewers with a 0.45 rating in the 18-49 demographic
October 31 Episode: 1.501 million viewers with a 0.36 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Halloween episode)
November 7 Episode: 1.593 million viewers with a 0.43 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-Crown Jewel episode)
November 14 Episode: 1.648 million viewers with a 0.44 rating in the 18-49 demographic
November 21 Episode: 1.646 million viewers with a 0.41 rating in the 18-49 demographic
November 28 Episode: 1.668 million viewers with a 0.40 rating in the 18-49 demographic (Post-Survivor Series episode)
December 5 Episode: 1.536 million viewers with a 0.41 rating in the 18-49 demographic
December 12 Episode: 1.472 million viewers with a 0.37 rating in the 18-49 demographic
December 19 Episode: 1.705 million viewers with a 0.43 rating in the 18-49 demographic
December 26 Episode:
 
2021 Viewership Average: 1.756 million viewers per episode
2021 18-49 Key Demographic Rating Average: 0.50 per episode

2020 Viewership Average: 1.880 million viewers per episode

2019 Viewership Average: 2.418 million viewers per episode

2018 Viewership Average: 2.823 million viewers per episode

2017 Viewership Average: 3.018 million viewers per episode

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One Piece Odyssey demo launches January 10, 2023, ‘Memories’ trailer - Gematsu

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Publisher Bandai Namco and developer ILCA will release a One Piece Odyssey demo for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PlayStation 4 on January 10, 2023, the companies announced. Save data from the demo can be carried over to the full game when it launches.

A new trailer titled “Memories” was also released. The description reads:

Alabasta, Water Seven, Marineford, Dressrosa—The Straw Hat Crew’s adventure on Waford will take them on a journey through their memories of these four unforgettable One Piece arcs.

• Help Vivi save the country of Alabasta from a civil war orchestrated by Crocodile and Baroque Works.
• Explore a beautiful metropolitan city and fight to rescue your crewmates from CP9 in Water Seven.
• Join the Paramount War and attempt to stop Ace’s execution at the hands of the Marines at their stronghold, Marineford.
• Team up with Rebecca, Sabo, and Trafalgar Law to save the city of Dressrosa from destruction at the hands of Doflamingo.

One Piece Odyssey is due out for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam on January 12, 2023 in Japan and January 13 worldwide.

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Try One Piece Odyssey in Free PS5, PS4 Demo from 10th January - Push Square

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One Piece Odyssey is taking the long-running anime in a new direction next year, adopting a turn-based combat system as opposed to the action that Straw Hat Pirate aficionados may be accustomed to. You’re probably going to want to try it out for yourself then, yeah? Well, fortunately publisher Bandai Namco has got your back, and is adding a demo to the PS Store on 10th January, 2023.

The full game will, of course, launch a few days later, on 13th January, 2023, but in this age of digital downloads, there’s no real obligation to pre-order early anymore – unless you really want a physical copy, of course. Either way, you’ll have a few days to try out the demo and make up your mind before rushing to your favourite retailer – all good.

There’s a new trailer above which should give you a flavour for the release’s cinematics. Is this one on your radar at all? Will you be giving the demo a whirl? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Rethink plan to exit mental health 'demo' - Star Tribune

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Opinion editor's note: Editorials represent the opinions of the Star Tribune Editorial Board, which operates independently from the newsroom.

•••

While four members of Gov. Tim Walz's cabinet recently announced that they would not seek reappointment, one important commissioner is staying on to serve in a second gubernatorial term.

Jodi Harpstead leads the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS). It is a daunting assignment with responsibilities that include running the state's medical and public assistance programs as well as the direct care and treatment system.

Harpstead stepped in to lead the agency in August 2019 after leadership turnover and misspending allegations roiled the agency. She's worked hard to bolster financial controls and improve frayed legislative relationships.

That same pragmatic problem-solving is needed again to address a troubling rift between DHS and the state's mental health community. At issue: an agency decision to exit a federal program that is pioneering a promising next-generation care model.

Although an interview this week with DHS suggests the agency isn't inclined to reconsider, the Editorial Board encourages the agency to do so. Harpstead and her agency's top behavioral health lieutenants should also sit down soon with mental health advocates who contend the agency is making the wrong decision, is leaving millions in federal funding on the table and has not been transparent about its rationale.

The innovative federal program at the heart of the dispute is known as the "Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) National Demonstration."

Among the requirements to be a CCBHC: Crisis services that are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In addition, CCBHCs must provide "a comprehensive array of services so that people who need care are not caught trying to piece together the behavioral health support they need across multiple providers," according to federal officials.

To do this, CCBHCs must deliver core services that include crisis assistance, screening and risk assessment, treatment planning, outpatient mental health and substance use services, targeted case management and community-based mental health care for veterans. Also on this list are psychiatric rehabilitation services and "peer, family support and counselor" services.

If it seems like a lot, it is. But that's the beauty of the CCBHC approach. It's a one-stop shop, helping people access care quickly and better navigate a fragmented care system. This is critical to help people in crisis and ensure they get ongoing care.

U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, a Missouri Republican, is a CCBHC advocate. His office reports that "Statistics from the Department of Health and Human Services show that people who received services at these clinics had 63.2% fewer emergency department visits; spent 60.3% less time in jails; and saw a 40.7% decrease in homelessness."

There are more than 450 CCBHCs nationwide. Minnesota, to its credit, was one of the program's early adopters and currently has 13 CCBHCs, with another eight federal grantees coming online, giving the state a total of 21 "within the next four years," according to mental health advocates.

As its name suggests, the program and the aid to implement the CCBHC model weren't intended to be permanent. However, federal lawmakers have passed multiple extensions. In 2022, Congress expanded the program and extended funding through fall 2025.

DHS's decision to exit next month comes down to the state needing to "graduate" the program and transition away from federal support, with the state's current massive surplus providing an opportunity to make up for lost federal dollars. Mental health advocates opposing this decision estimate that the state could lose up to $30 million in annual federal matching funds.

The DHS decision may have been made before Congress renewed its CCBHC commitment, raising questions about whether this is the appropriate time to "graduate." Leadership churn within DHS's behavioral health division raises further concerns.

The advocates opposing the DHS decision are some of the state's most respected mental health organizations — the National Alliance on Mental Illness's state chapter, the Minnesota Association of Community Health Programs and prominent providers.

"In choosing to remove Minnesota from the Demo, the state's national reputation is impacted, going from one of the pioneering states in transforming mental health care in the U.S. to dropping behind as the rest of the nation strives to join the Demo," a joint statement said.

The gaping divide between DHS and these important voices is alarming and needs remedy. Harpstead is a capable commissioner and should see this as an opportunity for her team to navigate differences and build consensus.

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While four members of Gov. Tim Walz's cabinet recently announced that they would not seek reappointment, one important commissioner is staying on to serve in a second gubernatorial term.

Jodi Harpstead leads the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS). It is a daunting assignment with responsibilities that include running the state's medical and public assistance programs as well as the direct care and treatment system.

Harpstead stepped in to lead the agency in August 2019 after leadership turnover and misspending allegations roiled the agency. She's worked hard to bolster financial controls and improve frayed legislative relationships.

That same pragmatic problem-solving is needed again to address a troubling rift between DHS and the state's mental health community. At issue: an agency decision to exit a federal program that is pioneering a promising next-generation care model.

Although an interview this week with DHS suggests the agency isn't inclined to reconsider, the Editorial Board encourages the agency to do so. Harpstead and her agency's top behavioral health lieutenants should also sit down soon with mental health advocates who contend the agency is making the wrong decision, is leaving millions in federal funding on the table and has not been transparent about its rationale.

The innovative federal program at the heart of the dispute is known as the "Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) National Demonstration."

Among the requirements to be a CCBHC: Crisis services that are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In addition, CCBHCs must provide "a comprehensive array of services so that people who need care are not caught trying to piece together the behavioral health support they need across multiple providers," according to federal officials.

To do this, CCBHCs must deliver core services that include crisis assistance, screening and risk assessment, treatment planning, outpatient mental health and substance use services, targeted case management and community-based mental health care for veterans. Also on this list are psychiatric rehabilitation services and "peer, family support and counselor" services.

If it seems like a lot, it is. But that's the beauty of the CCBHC approach. It's a one-stop shop, helping people access care quickly and better navigate a fragmented care system. This is critical to help people in crisis and ensure they get ongoing care.

U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, a Missouri Republican, is a CCBHC advocate. His office reports that "Statistics from the Department of Health and Human Services show that people who received services at these clinics had 63.2% fewer emergency department visits; spent 60.3% less time in jails; and saw a 40.7% decrease in homelessness."

There are more than 450 CCBHCs nationwide. Minnesota, to its credit, was one of the program's early adopters and currently has 13 CCBHCs, with another eight federal grantees coming online, giving the state a total of 21 "within the next four years," according to mental health advocates.

As its name suggests, the program and the aid to implement the CCBHC model weren't intended to be permanent. However, federal lawmakers have passed multiple extensions. In 2022, Congress expanded the program and extended funding through fall 2025.

DHS's decision to exit next month comes down to the state needing to "graduate" the program and transition away from federal support, with the state's current massive surplus providing an opportunity to make up for lost federal dollars. Mental health advocates opposing this decision estimate that the state could lose up to $30 million in annual federal matching funds.

The DHS decision may have been made before Congress renewed its CCBHC commitment, raising questions about whether this is the appropriate time to "graduate." Leadership churn within DHS's behavioral health division raises further concerns.

The advocates opposing the DHS decision are some of the state's most respected mental health organizations — the National Alliance on Mental Illness's state chapter, the Minnesota Association of Community Health Programs and prominent providers.

"In choosing to remove Minnesota from the Demo, the state's national reputation is impacted, going from one of the pioneering states in transforming mental health care in the U.S. to dropping behind as the rest of the nation strives to join the Demo," a joint statement said.

The gaping divide between DHS and these important voices is alarming and needs remedy. Harpstead is a capable commissioner and should see this as an opportunity for her team to navigate differences and build consensus.

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One Piece Odyssey demo launches January 10, 2023, ‘Memories’ trailer - Gematsu

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Publisher Bandai Namco and developer ILCA will release a demo for One Piece Odyssey on January 10, 2023, the companies announced. Save data from the demo can be carried over to the full game when it launches.

A new trailer titled “Memories” was also released. The description reads:

Alabasta, Water Seven, Marineford, Dressrosa—The Straw Hat Crew’s adventure on Waford will take them on a journey through their memories of these four unforgettable One Piece arcs.

• Help Vivi save the country of Alabasta from a civil war orchestrated by Crocodile and Baroque Works.
• Explore a beautiful metropolitan city and fight to rescue your crewmates from CP9 in Water Seven.
• Join the Paramount War and attempt to stop Ace’s execution at the hands of the Marines at their stronghold, Marineford.
• Team up with Rebecca, Sabo, and Trafalgar Law to save the city of Dressrosa from destruction at the hands of Doflamingo.

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Reflecting on a bold year for motion design with DEMO festival - It's Nice That

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From the thousands of applicants, there were also motion designers whose work was elevated by the canvases available. For example, in Amsterdam, Guillaume Roux’s work took over a cube screen above a shopping street, altering the perception of those watching below. “Seeing his typical 3D work on a sculptural-like screen really enhanced the experience, bringing it even more to life.” Those with more tactile approaches to the medium also benefited from the scale DEMO offers, such as the Riso stop motion works of Julia Schimautz, which were “stunning to see on large pillars in Hoog Catherine in Utrecht,” describes Liza. “The warm colours of her work really popped on these screens and the print texture of the work made you wonder how it was made.” Members of Studio Dumbar were additionally on hand in these larger locations, organising small group tours to highlight the range of work.

Given the number of motion designers featured at DEMO, the festival itself is a community event. Wandering around key areas, online friends were often spotted bumping into each other, finally connecting in person after following their work on social media. Individuals had also travelled from all over the world to see “their Instagram feed live”, from South America to neighbouring European countries. Such fondness for the festival develops not only from Studio Dumbar’s infectious enthusiasm for championing the growing field of motion design, but also due to DEMO being the largest of its kind. It is so common for fans of creativity to nip down to a local photography, painting or sculpture exhibition, but at DEMO the world of screen-based creativity gets it moment in the spotlight.

“Our focus was to put motion design forward, to give it the platform it deserves, to inspire the community and also just show everyone not knowing what motion design is in the first place the brilliant and beautiful motion works made by many talents,” adds Liza on this point. “It’s really great that we can bring everyone together who is as passionate about design as we are and that we have become a real community and support each other.” In this sense, DEMO lifts up not only those who view the work but increases the opportunities of those featured. Take Yonk who, in 2019, featured one of their first pieces together at the festival and three years later led its curation.

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