> WEDENESDAYS this Fall officially start September 21, although several series get an early start tonight: Survivor on CBS, Up All Night and Free Agents on NBC in a special 10-11 pm time period after the finale of America’s Got Talent (the comedies settle into their 8 pm hour next week), and the reality duo H8R […]
NETWORK FINALS: AMERICA’S GOT TALENT and CASTAWAYS gained 0.1 in final numbers, while the PALEY CENTER SALUTES THIS IS US special and the NCIS: NEW ORLEANS rerun lost the same. In addition, both CW reruns dropped 0.1, which might have been the result of a local sports preemption. […]
A mixed response to the new arrivals. DEMOGRAPHIC DETAIL: For each broadcast program (or hour segment), the chart below displays preliminary key advertiser demographics (adult 18-34, 18-49 and 25-54 ratings), audience skews (women 18-49, men 18-49 and adults 50+ shares) and total viewership (thousands of people over the age of 2). Ratings analysis and comparisons […]
NETWORK FINALS: Game 3 of the NBA FINALS adjusted to 6.1, down from 7.3 for 2015’s Game 3, and also down 0.4 from Sunday’s Game 2. The mini-JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE reduced to 1.1 after adjustment. There were no other changes from this morning’s numbers. Broadcast Official Nationals […]
> For those who don’t know, PaleyFest is a yearly 2-week program sponsored by The Paley Center For Media in Los Angeles, in which every night (or occasional weekend afternoon) is devoted to saluting a particular television show, usually a mix of the season’s brightest new series and a few older shows. Each presentation begins […]
NETWORK FINALS: Both ZOO and the NCIS rerun fell 0.1 in final numbers. In ZOO’s case, it settled at a 0.8 at 9:45PM and stayed that way for the rest of the broadcast. CONTAINMENT, though, managed to stretch to a rounded-up 0.3. Broadcast Official Nationals Program Ratings Chart […]
Like the movie box office, the summer TV season is ending with a whimper. CBS: The network will have to hope that there’s more audience interest in its new shows than the 0.8 rating for its CBS FALL PREVIEW infomercial suggests. After that, the increasingly nutso UNDER THE DOME fell 0.2 to a new […]
> November sweeps began with a baseball bat in its hand, and for one network, that bat was the one wielded by Robert DeNiro in The Untouchables. NBC: A disaster, although its full extent won’t be known until the World Series is over next week. COMMUNITY and PARKS AND RECREATION tied all-time lows (and for […]