MPCA, through its subsidiary Brad Krevoy Television, has been one of the most prolific production companies in the past ten years.
MPCA is the leading producer of Christmas and rom-com projects in the industry today, having produced highly-rated projects for Netflix, Hulu, Peacock, CBS, Amazon, Paramount, Hallmark, Lifetime, and more. Films like A Christmas Prince with Rose McIver, Falling for Christmas with Lindsay Lohan, and Holiday in the Wild with Rob Lowe and Kristin Davis, have all been #1 movies on Netflix, with Falling for Christmas spending a remarkable 7 weeks in Netflix’s Global Top 10.
When Calls the Heart has set both ratings and social media records for Hallmark Television, and has a strong following in the faith-based community. A strong Season 10 led to renewal for an unprecedented Season 11, making it Hallmark’s longest-running show, on top of consistently being cable television’s #1 or #2-rated show.
Season 10 snagged the eyeballs of 7.3 million unduplicated viewers. When Calls the Heart was the most-watched entertainment cable program for 12 consecutive Sundays among women 18 and over.
– When Calls The Heart Continues to Deliver Juggernaut Ratings For Hallmark
The Season 8 premiere episode also was the No. 1 most-watched entertainment cable program of the week among Women 18+, according to Nielsen. The episode drew a .19 rating in the 18-49 demo, and 2.1 million viewers.
– ‘When Calls The Heart’ Season 8 Premiere Averages 3 Million Total Viewers For Hallmark Channel
Taking Chance was the most-watched original movie for HBO in five years, drawing over 2 million viewers in its premiere and more than 5.5 million during re-airings. It has set ratings records at each Memorial Day it is broadcast.
A Christmas Detour had the top cable network numbers in a five-night Thanksgiving Weekend Event 2015 on Hallmark Channel featured one original movie each night, with the top numbers on Saturday, according to Nielsen. The film starring Candace Cameron Bure and Paul Greene, averaged a 0.67 rating in adults 18-49 and 4.778 million viewers overall. Among all scripted cable programs that week, it ranked 3rd behind AMC’s “The Walking Dead” (13.98 million) and “Into the Badlands” (5.17 million). Also faring well was Crown for Christmas on Friday (0.68 in 18-49, 4.29 million viewers overall).
In 2014, A Royal Christmas was watched by 6.3 million people, surpassing earlier records to become the most viewed in Hallmark’s history for an original movie.
And in 2011, A Princess for Christmas aired as the #1 rated ad-supported cable movie for Hallmark.
4.9 million unduplicated viewers tuned in for the original movie premiere of “A Princess for Christmas” on Saturday, December 3rd. The film delivered a 3.2 HH rating and ranked as the #1 program of the day on ad-supported cable, reinforcing the strength of Hallmark Channel’s most sought out programming during the holiday season.
— Hallmark Channel Cozies Up To 4.9 Million Viewers With “A Princess For Christmas”