Black Sails - 840k
Shameless - 1.7 million
Billions - 950k
Shameless - 1.7 million
Billions - 950k
The US Ratings Thread (Part 1)
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http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
The X Files loses half it's audience which was expected after it's golden timeslot. Lucifer debuts really well, thanks to TXF being a lead in.
The X Files loses half it's audience which was expected after it's golden timeslot. Lucifer debuts really well, thanks to TXF being a lead in.
Would expect Super Bowl 50 to break the all time record. It's potentially a more interesting game with more plot threads leading up to it than the last few.
Originally Posted by little-monster:
“Final numbers are in and TXF was adjusted higher
It scored a 6.1 with 16 million viewers
The last time X files hit 16 million viewers was back in season 7.”
“Final numbers are in and TXF was adjusted higher
It scored a 6.1 with 16 million viewers
The last time X files hit 16 million viewers was back in season 7.”
DS is still quoting the old (unadjusted) figure for Sunday!
http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/the-x-f...ong-on-monday/
Monday finals had Superstore and Scorpion adjust up
CBS:
Supergirl- 7.90m (1.8)
Scorpion- 10.69m (1.9)
NCIS LA- 10.06m (1.5)
ABC:
The Bachelor- 7.73m (2.3)
The Bachelor Live- 3.93m (1.0)
NBC:
Superstore- 4.93m (1.5)
Telenovela- 3.29m (0.9)
The Biggest Loser- 3.64m (1.2)
FOX:
The X Files- 9.67m (3.2)
Lucifer- 7.16m (2.4)
CW:
Crazy Ex Girlfriend- 0.88m (0.3)
Jane the Virgin- 0.99m (0.4)
Great night for FOX. Lucifer returned with a solid number following The X Files, good news is that it grew to a 2.5 in the 2nd half of the episode so hopefully the drop wont be too severe next week. Superstore is looking like a renewal for sure, Telenovela certainly not. Good for CBS.
CBS:
Supergirl- 7.90m (1.8)
Scorpion- 10.69m (1.9)
NCIS LA- 10.06m (1.5)
ABC:
The Bachelor- 7.73m (2.3)
The Bachelor Live- 3.93m (1.0)
NBC:
Superstore- 4.93m (1.5)
Telenovela- 3.29m (0.9)
The Biggest Loser- 3.64m (1.2)
FOX:
The X Files- 9.67m (3.2)
Lucifer- 7.16m (2.4)
CW:
Crazy Ex Girlfriend- 0.88m (0.3)
Jane the Virgin- 0.99m (0.4)
Great night for FOX. Lucifer returned with a solid number following The X Files, good news is that it grew to a 2.5 in the 2nd half of the episode so hopefully the drop wont be too severe next week. Superstore is looking like a renewal for sure, Telenovela certainly not. Good for CBS.
Originally Posted by JCR:
“Would expect Super Bowl 50 to break the all time record. It's potentially a more interesting game with more plot threads leading up to it than the last few.”
“Would expect Super Bowl 50 to break the all time record. It's potentially a more interesting game with more plot threads leading up to it than the last few.”
And it’ll be interesting to see how CBS’s decision to follow the game with two late night talk shows, and not the traditional drama/comedy, works out. It’s the first time a network has ever done that, so it’s unknown territory.
Personally I think it’ll be a success as a live late night talk show will be able to continue the post-game atmosphere in a way that a drama or comedy can’t.
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
Brookyln 99 is really bombing in it's new timeslot for the second week in a row.
Brookyln 99 is really bombing in it's new timeslot for the second week in a row.
Bad night for FOX! The Flash is doing great and great for Chicago Fire despite Med being a tiny bit down recently.
Chicago Fire won the night 8.41m (1.8). It's just so stable!!
Chicago Fire won the night 8.41m (1.8). It's just so stable!!
Brooklyn Nine Nine is doing about what I expected really, In season 1 it had the Tuesday slot and it was getting 1.1-1.3s then, its move to Sunday gave it the Simpsons lead in which helped the numbers.
If they moved it behind New Girl I think it would be around 1.2 more often then the 1.0s as Grandfathered is a terrible lead in for it right now with 0.9 ita a far cry from the Simpsons 1.7-2.0's its used to get on Sundays.
Its total viewers are actually almost the same as Sunday nights just a lower demo seems to be watching on Tuesdays
It's a Lock for season 4 anyway for Syndication purposes and Fox has bigger issues then B-99, just look at the Number for The Grinder Yikes
If they moved it behind New Girl I think it would be around 1.2 more often then the 1.0s as Grandfathered is a terrible lead in for it right now with 0.9 ita a far cry from the Simpsons 1.7-2.0's its used to get on Sundays.
Its total viewers are actually almost the same as Sunday nights just a lower demo seems to be watching on Tuesdays
It's a Lock for season 4 anyway for Syndication purposes and Fox has bigger issues then B-99, just look at the Number for The Grinder Yikes
Originally Posted by Salv*:
“Bad night for FOX! The Flash is doing great and great for Chicago Fire despite Med being a tiny bit down recently.”
“Bad night for FOX! The Flash is doing great and great for Chicago Fire despite Med being a tiny bit down recently.”
Chicago Med was adjusted up slightly, the only show which was:
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...s-jan-26-2016/
Originally Posted by leeowls87:
“Brooklyn Nine Nine is doing about what I expected really, In season 1 it had the Tuesday slot and it was getting 1.1-1.3s then, its move to Sunday gave it the Simpsons lead in which helped the numbers.
If they moved it behind New Girl I think it would be around 1.2 more often then the 1.0s as Grandfathered is a terrible lead in for it right now with 0.9 ita a far cry from the Simpsons 1.7-2.0's its used to get on Sundays.
Its total viewers are actually almost the same as Sunday nights just a lower demo seems to be watching on Tuesdays
It's a Lock for season 4 anyway for Syndication purposes and Fox has bigger issues then B-99, just look at the Number for The Grinder Yikes”
“Brooklyn Nine Nine is doing about what I expected really, In season 1 it had the Tuesday slot and it was getting 1.1-1.3s then, its move to Sunday gave it the Simpsons lead in which helped the numbers.
If they moved it behind New Girl I think it would be around 1.2 more often then the 1.0s as Grandfathered is a terrible lead in for it right now with 0.9 ita a far cry from the Simpsons 1.7-2.0's its used to get on Sundays.
Its total viewers are actually almost the same as Sunday nights just a lower demo seems to be watching on Tuesdays
It's a Lock for season 4 anyway for Syndication purposes and Fox has bigger issues then B-99, just look at the Number for The Grinder Yikes”
You’re right, quite often a programme in its 3rd season has an extremely good chance of getting a 4th season to push it’s episode count into the territory that’ll make it a good syndication package to sell.
However, Brooklyn Nine Nine’s situation isn’t as straight forward as that. It’s broadcast by FOX, but produced by NBC Universal.
So NBC Universal will obviously want to produce a 4th season, but FOX has no investment in the programme long term, so could quite easily cancel it after its 3rd season if they wanted to. If that happened I suspect NBC Universal would try and find a new broadcaster for a 4th season, maybe Netflix, Amazon or HULU, or even NBC themselves.
But as it stands, I suspect FOX will re-new it anyway because (like you’ve said) they aren’t spoilt for choice right now.
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
American Crime continues to fall
ABC are having no luck at the moment with any of their renewed mid season dramas from last season. This, Galavant and Carter are doing awful. I can't see critical acclaim saving American Crime this time. I believe it is on the wrong network anyway.
American Crime continues to fall
ABC are having no luck at the moment with any of their renewed mid season dramas from last season. This, Galavant and Carter are doing awful. I can't see critical acclaim saving American Crime this time. I believe it is on the wrong network anyway.
No final adjustments. Happy to see the CW stable with a 1.1 for Arrow and 0.7 for Supernatural. IMO, both had great episodes and Arrow had it's best episode all season.
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
Meh start for You, Me and The Apocalypse.
Meh start for You, Me and The Apocalypse.
Originally Posted by little-monster:
“http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
Meh start for You, Me and The Apocalypse.”
“http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
Meh start for You, Me and The Apocalypse.”
Having seen the premiere some months ago in the UK I expect a big drop next week. It didn't live up to the hype for me and CBS' comedies will be back next week.
The X Files DVR numbers are in and while they are not added to the official ratings, it's worth being talked about
If you combine the DVR ratings, the show managed 20 million viewers with a 7.8 demo. It also managed an extra one million viewers on FOXNOW and Hulu, taking it to 21 million viewers.
If you combine the DVR ratings, the show managed 20 million viewers with a 7.8 demo. It also managed an extra one million viewers on FOXNOW and Hulu, taking it to 21 million viewers.
Decided to post this and I may post it more if I can find them
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/liv...6-updated.html
These are the DVR numbers for any show that aired between the 18th and the 24th January.
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/liv...6-updated.html
These are the DVR numbers for any show that aired between the 18th and the 24th January.
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
The Originals, The Vampire Diaries and Second Chance debut in their new slots. and correct me if i am wrong, but i think Grimm may of just hit a series low.
The Originals, The Vampire Diaries and Second Chance debut in their new slots. and correct me if i am wrong, but i think Grimm may of just hit a series low.
Originally Posted by little-monster:
“http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
Meh start for You, Me and The Apocalypse.”
“http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/rat...uary-2016.html
Meh start for You, Me and The Apocalypse.”
I’m surprised NBC are airing this now, I’d have thought it would be more of a summer ‘filler’ type show for them.
It didn’t impact The Blacklist though, which still got a 1.6 in the slot after it. But The Blacklist doesn’t appear to be saving Shades of Blue – down to 1.3 already... looking a bit dodgy if you ask me (which surprises me, I thought the cast alone would carry it for a while longer than this).
I think that 1.3 is ok. But still early days. If it can remain stable, expect a renewal
It all depends how their other midseason dramas do. Heartbeat and Game of Silence
It all depends how their other midseason dramas do. Heartbeat and Game of Silence
Originally Posted by little-monster:
“Decided to post this and I may post it more if I can find them
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/liv...6-updated.html
These are the DVR numbers for any show that aired between the 18th and the 24th January.”
“Decided to post this and I may post it more if I can find them
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/01/liv...6-updated.html
These are the DVR numbers for any show that aired between the 18th and the 24th January.”
Thanks for posting these, really interesting.
NBC really do benefit from +3 days ratings (The Blacklist – a 75% post airdate increase, wow!).
How much value to advertisers actually put in the Live+3 ratings though, they know most of these viewers will have fast forwarded through the adverts, so they really only benefit product placement right?
I am not really sure to be honest how it works with advertisers and people skipping adverts. I suppose the advertisers will rely on live ratings overall.
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/02/rat...uary-2016.html
Good numbers for Grease. Although lower than NBC's musicals. But still fantastic.
Good numbers for Grease. Although lower than NBC's musicals. But still fantastic.
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