A.J.
CNN got it's butt handed to them by a Hallmark Movie for the week of the 19th
Ranking is based on ratings data as of Thursday, October 10, 2024. The audience figures are derived from the latest Nielsen daily, weekly, or monthly P2+ program audience averages, whichever is the most recently available within the past seven-day window.
CNN got it's butt handed to them by a Hallmark Movie for the week of the 19th
For all those podcasters who think cable news is dead you couldn’t be further from the truth Fox News and msnbc still raking in millions of views.
The Tonight Show had over 3 million viewers, but no numbers for The Late Show or Kimmel.
Wow, WB/D should just sell CNN for what ever they can get for it, no one is watching.
I didn't see The Herd listed here.
Colin has been on vacation and Jason McIntyre has been the lead.
Looks like he might not be prime time player.
Elsbeth should be cancelled or shifted to streaming. Walker should be picked up by CBS (or offered to other networks/streamers. Two more seasons and it's syndication ready.)
NCIS:Hawaii should be uncancelled. Matlock will fail. It's Harry's Law 2.0. Even Blue Bloods should be granted an additional 1/2 season given NCIS: Sydney isn't a strong tentpole for Friday. Blue Bloods sucks but syndicates well.
Amazing how David Muir is America's top show becoming Cronkite 2.0 and besting NBC. Especially suprising because ABC entertainment is in 5th place.
These ratings demonstrate that a majority of Americans don't watch TV whether entertainment, sports, cable news. They either stream, play video games, play on social media or live healthy lives reading and actually doing stuff.
Also Amazing is how CBS daytime game shows now bv eat much of prime time. They are introduction a new soap, might do well on streaming; however, another game show might be the best idea.
'The Five' is at #11, it's on at 5 p.m. EST and it's #11.
I find it interesting that there were over 50 shows that had less people watching nationally than I used to have listening to me on a local radio show! Interesting!
Neilson Media Research chooses a random sample of diverse American households and installs meters
to keep track of what's being watched. The ACTUAL number of Americans watching these shows is not
known, since a company like Neilson cannot know what hundreds of millions of viewers (including
you and me) are watching.
The Tonight Show got 3 1/2 million viewers, that's not bad. What did Colbert and Kimmel get? I don't see it listed.