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‘The Legend of Korra’ Returns with Low Ratings

Stephen Erlandsen by Stephen Erlandsen
June 30, 2014
in Studios, The Latest Animation News, TV
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Nickeledoen’s The Legend of Korra returned to television on Friday for Book Three with little fanfare and low ratings, despite a thriving fandom.

The two-parter “A Breath of Fresh Air” and “Rebirth” attracting only 1.504 million viewers. The third episode, aired directly after the two-parter, managed to bring in just 1.298 million viewers. Despite abysmal numbers, the series’ all-time low was Book Two’s “Peacekeepers” with a 1.10 rating.

Possible causes for such low ratings could be Nickelodeon’s announcing the third season just a week before it aired, and the almost non-existent promotion. General interest in the series is declining as well, with Book Two showing an overall low number of viewers.

Despite all this, a fourth (and last) season is confirmed for The Legend of Korra.

The Legend of Korra airs Fridays at 8pm.  The animated series will return with another two-parter next Friday following an Independence Day hiatus.

via Hypable

Think ‘Korra’ can bounce back? Hit up the comments! 

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