Linda de Mol is all over her tour because Tina Nijkamp has published the disappointing linear viewing figures of her program Briljante Breinen. “Gordon has a point!” She shouts.
That modest allure with which Linda de Mol deported her TV queue for years has been completely disappeared for a while. Where it used to be a rarity when she responded to criticism, she is nowadays like the chickens when her hurt ego gets a blow again. This time it concerns the linear viewing figures of her show brilliant brain.
Gordon in the breach
Brilliant brains collapsed this weekend: it started with 671 thousand linear viewers and there were now only 451 thousand left. In other words: just not scores so well. Hilversum nowadays tries to disguise this kind of low -fat scores with deferred viewing figures, but Tina Nijkamp is the only one to just publish the linear figures.
Gordon believes that a GotSPE, he has announced on his Instagram. He points out that the first brilliant brains with postponed look eventually attracted 1 million viewers. “But by selectively sharing those first digits, the program plummeted in the image, and that does not do justice to the makers.”
Joling fan club
Tina can thus make programs or break into imaging, says Goor. “Even more striking: Tina was completely silent over the enormous loss of Ter Land, at Sea and in the air. From 1.3 million last season to only 660,000.”
“A fall of almost half a million viewers, but suddenly no comments. Apparently as a chairwoman of the Gerard Joling Fanclub, you are selectively.
Welcome to Linda
Private boss Evert Santegoeds thinks that Goor mainly acts out of revenge. “Gordon is very fierce about it, I also think, also because a few months ago Tina Nijkamp led himself quite negatively about the reality soap that Gordon made then. So there was still a bill open and Linda is of course a good friend,” he says in Shownieuws.
He continues: “I think he wants to get a white foot from the man who brought him back on the radio, namely John de Mol. It is very clear that he is trying to score points here.”
Outstanding bill
Evert finds it significant that Gordon takes out the viewing figures of former comrade Gerard Joling as a counterpart. “Speaking of outstanding accounts. It’s strange that he says so, because if he says:” Those are only 600 thousand viewers, “yes, that also has to look back on for a week.”
That new TV column from Gordon-according to Victor Vlam written by Chatgpt, Goor denies-is primarily a friend service in this way, says Evert. “It is welcome again on Linda’s birthday, I think, next year.”
Linda responds
Linda indeed appears to be delighted with Goor. In a written response, she also turns against Tina: “Gordon has a bit of a point. It is a shame if a whole new program is judged negatively on the basis of figures that are just officially officially after a week. And after a week also give a totally different picture.”
She continues against Shownieuws: “A lot of postponing is looked at at brilliant brains and that counts. Only after a few weeks can you determine whether something is a success or not. As a team we were very happy with more than a million viewers for the first episode.”
The question remains: what is Linda worried at all when things are so fantastic with the viewing figures? Perhaps John her can reassure her today with an extra viewing figure cake. Then Gordon will come to cut him …