Prime Time refers to the period during the evening when the largest number of viewers is watching television. This time slot typically occurs between 8 PM and 11 PM, although the specific hours can vary by country and network. Programs broadcast during prime time are often considered the most important in terms of viewership and advertising revenue, as networks aim to attract a large audience. Consequently, prime time often features high-profile shows, major sporting events, and popular series to maximize audience engagement. The success of a show during prime time can significantly impact its longevity and overall popularity. Additionally, the term can also be used in other contexts to describe peak periods of activity or the most advantageous times for engagement, though it is primarily associated with television broadcasting.
"1 Oku-nin no Daishitsumon!? Waratte Koraete!" moves to a new time slot: Saturdays at 7:56 p.m., aiming to attract new viewers while retaining its loyal audience. The show, hosted by…