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Bounce TV Christmas Specials garners large audience

Bounce Original Holiday Movies Greyson Family Christmas and Every Day But Christmas Seen by Nearly 2 Million Viewers


ATLANTA (December 20, 2019) - Bounce original holiday movies Greyson Family Christmas and Every Day But Christmas reached over 1.8 Million viewers combined across both premieres. 

The world premiere of Greyson Family Christmas reached over One Million Total Viewers on Sunday night, Dec. 8. The premiere telecast at 9:00 p.m. (ET) also delivered 388K Households, 173K Persons 18-49 and 178K Persons 25-54.  It is the second Bounce original movie to reach over One Million Total Viewers on consecutive Sundays nights: the world premiere of Every Day But Christmas on Sunday, Dec. 1 also reached over One Million Total Viewers.
 
Both movies will encore throughout the holidays on Bounce.
 
In Every Day But Christmas, best-selling author Jordan Dawkins (Timon Durrett, Queen Sugar) hates everything about Christmas. However, after he wraps up his latest book tour, fate takes him on a ride outside of his comfort zone and back to a place where he will face his fears, find his faith and ultimately discover the true meaning of Christmas. Additional cast include Carl Payne (Martin), Antonique Smith (Luke Cage), and Corey Hendrix (The Chi). 

A twist on the iconic Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Greyson Family Christmas is a heartfelt comedy centering around Maya Grayson (Kalilah Harris, State of Affairs), an ambitious African American law student who returns home for Christmas with her boyfriend, Trent (Karson Kern, Mountain Rest). Although he meets her family for the first time with a surprise in the works, the bigger surprise is that Trent is White. Robinne Lee (Hitch) and Stan Shaw (Harlem Nights) also star.

Consumers can also watch Every Day But Christmas anytime on Brown Sugar, Bounce's new subscription-video-on-demand service. Brown Sugar is available on Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, Comcast Xfinity X1, Amazon Prime Channels, Amazon Fire TV, Amazon Kindle, Android and Apple smartphones and tablets and web browsers via BrownSugar.com. There is a free seven-day initial trial period for subscribers with a retail price of $3.99/month thereafter. Visit www.BrownSugar.com for more information. 
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