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VIEWER PROFILE TOP THREE TARGET LIFESTYLE GROUPS WATCHING THIS NETWORK BY INDEX*: Autumn Years 137 or 37% more likely to watch (than the general population) Blue Sky Boomers 134 or 34% more likely to watch Pastoral Pride 132 or 32% more likely to watch GENDER HOME OWNERSHIP Male: 39% Own Home: 64% Female: 61% Rent: 31% HOUSEHOLD INCOME AGE $100K+: 21% 18 – 34: 21% $75K - $99,999: 12% 35 – 54: 31% $50K - $74,999: 16% 55+: 48% $30K - $49,999: 28% PRESENCE OF CHILDREN EDUCATION 1+ Child in HH: 28% Graduated College: 20% Some College: 31% MARITAL STATUS Single (Never Married): 26% GSN is a multimedia entertainment company Married: 50% that offers original and classic game Source: Nielsen Scarborough USA Plus-MRI/Mosaic, Ja18-My19, Adults 18+, Cable Networks Watched Past 7 Days: Game Show Network. *Lifestyle Groups are a part of Mosaic USA, a division of Experian that combines lifestyle and interest attributes to create audience groups used by marketers. A high-indexing audience segment for the network does not guarantee that this network will appear on a campaign built using Audience Intelligence for Local. Index will vary by geography; metrics shown here represent the US population. programming and competitive entertainment via FEATURED PROGRAMS television network and online game sites. GSN’s • Get a Clue • Catch 21 • The Chase cross-platform content gives game lovers the • America Says • Family Fued • Match Game opportunity to win cash and prizes, whether • Common Knowledge • Idiotest • Emogenius through GSN’s popular TV game shows or through GSN Digital’s free casual games, mobile Program list is a sample from the network. Shows may change or be cancelled without notice. Cancelled shows may still air in repeats. and social games, and cash competitions..

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