With this hot topic, the ratings data of "Survivor" hit a new high in the next week, with an average viewership easily reaching 25 million. The sixth season of "Friends" aired later also exceeded 20 million, and the performance was very stable.

In comparison, "The Story of the Emergency Room" was a bit inferior to the start of the broadcast. It was also a series of two episodes, and the average number of viewers in the premiere of "The Story of the Emergency Room" was only 17 million.

This result was not beyond Eric's expectations, because the theme of "The Story of the Emergency Room" is relatively unpopular, and it does not have the popularity foundation accumulated by "Friends" for a long time and the novel program form that makes people shine like "Survivor".

Of course, this "superior" data is only compared to "Survivor" and "Friends". As a brand new drama TV series, the ratings of 17 million people have ranked among the top in the new dramas of similar dramas that are aired simultaneously in the fall. Moreover, "The Story of the Emergency Room" has received very good reviews in the film critics and audiences. I believe that with the accumulation of good reputation, the ratings of this medical drama can also lead to a beautiful upward curve.

With the popularity of the ratings of these programs, from "Rugby Night" on Monday to "Friends" on Thursday, the high-rated ace series on A has once again increased the market share of the TV network to an enviable level. Competitors such as NB originally expected that A had fallen into a low rating due to the merger with Fireflies. Ab's strong position is almost unshakable in a short period of time, which forced executives of several other major TV networks to rack their brains to find ways to grab the ratings from several other competitors.

While the network was booming, Eric had already returned to New York from Long Island to start the final stage of the Victoria's Secret show. Although most of the arrangements at the Lesington Avenue Arsenal have been completed, there are still many things that Eric needs to pay attention to.

Not to mention the testing of stage effects such as lighting, sets, sound effects, just photography scheduling is required. Repeated debugging is required. In order to collect enough editing materials and achieve satisfactory effects, at least eight professional-grade cameras are required to be enabled at the same time in the Victoria's Secret show, such as front desk, backstage, fixed point, slide rail, follow-up, rocker, and down shot. Although Eric had ready-made images in his mind to refer to, it took more than half a week to test the camera position, and the entire Victoria's Secret show was only four weeks left in the early November shooting.

While Eric was working behind the scenes, the most popular thing in Manhattan was undoubtedly the forty Victoria's Secret angels who could attract blockbusters wherever they appeared. And, coincidentally, New York just held the autumn fashion week in mid-September. If it were other years, fashion media reporters from all over the world might have left, but the upcoming first Victoria's Secret annual show has left these people. This is not only because of the personal appeal of Eric, the "cross-border" director, but also because forty top industry models have missed New York Fashion Week, which not only made this fashion week much worse. It also made the media more curious about what kind of show an outsider like Eric would make.

Due to strict confidentiality measures, these media reporters stranded in New York could not get too much insider information. So while waiting, they had to spend a lot of energy on angel supermodels who often appear in Manhattan. During this period, even if the angels occasionally appear on the streets in private, they will attract a large number of followers from reporters. In a few public appearances, the flocking group of reporters can even cause traffic jams in the streets.

Although it took several months to prepare for the Victoria's Secret show and even missed the New York Fashion Week, which is very important for professional models, under the tilt of media resources of Firefly Group and Yahoo Portal, the attention of the forty Victoria's Secret Angels is far ahead of most models in the industry.

On the fashion version of Yahoo Portal, all the forty Victoria's Secret Angels believe in information and biography of characters have appeared in the special topics specially opened for the Victoria's Secret Show. They have accumulated a lot of clicks over the past few months. Some keen model agents in the industry have noticed this and have set up special company websites to promote company models in the same way, but this imitation has basically not had much effect. After all, compared with the huge traffic of Yahoo Portal, the number of clicks obtained by these hasty company websites is completely negligible. It cannot have the Yahoo promotion effect.

Although more intensive publicity will be put after the Victoria's Secret Show, before that, some Victoria's Secret angels have been "smashed" by the sudden rise in fame. Once people get up, they are no longer so down-to-earth, and often like to do something extraordinary.

The Arsenal on Lesington Avenue in Manhattan is a somewhat ancient dark brown brick-walled building. The three words "Arsenal" can tell the purpose of this building. However, after World War II, this building that can accommodate 5,000 people was used most of the time as the venue for various concerts, dramas, and parties.

Inside the arsenal that has been strictly sealed, Eric is personally debugging the camera on the slide rails next to the runway with his old partner Nickel Frank, who is the photography director of the Victoria's Secret Show. Emily, who is wearing a professional suit, hurriedly walked in with her assistant, her face slightly tense, and she was holding a magazine in her hand.

Hearing the sound of high heels behind him, Eric turned his head and looked at it, then focused on the camera stand, and joked to Emily casually: "Who has provoked you? Isn't it because he is worried that Chris will spend too long in Finland and will throw you away?"

After the popularization of the gsm standard, Nokia, which was the first to produce mobile phone products in this communication standard, entered a period of rapid growth. Various problems arose during the company's rapid expansion have also led to Chris flying to Europe. Recently, Chris also went to the headquarters of Nokia in Finland.

Emily ignored Eric's joke and handed Eric the magazine in her hand, saying, "You can read it yourself."

Eric raised his right hand: "I have oil on my hand, you just agreed."

Emily had to pick up the magazine, spread the cover and signaled to Eric: "Hey."
Chapter completed!