TV Ratings: CBS Sitcoms Surge to Season Highs, Prodigal Son Returns Up
In the latest TV ratings, CBS’ The Neighborhood drew 7.4 million total viewers and a 1.1 demo rating, up 19 and 22 percent to mark its best numbers in well over a year. Leading out of that, Bob Hearts Abishola (6.8 mil/0.9) hit and tied series highs, while All Rise (5.9 mil/0.7) and Bull (7.1 mil/0.7) each ticked up, with the latter hitting a season high in audience.
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ABC | American Idol‘s first Monday outing of the season (6.3 mil/1.2) was down just a tenth from Sunday night,.
THE CW | Supernatural (1.01 mil/0.2) returned down from its season average to date (1.1 mil/0.3), but on par with what All American had been doing (720K/0.2) in the Monday leadoff slot. Roswell NM opened Season 2 with 769K and a 0.2, down from its freshman average (1.1 mil/0.3) but on par with time slot predecessor Black Lightning (660K/0.2).
FOX | 9-1-1 (6.8 mil/1.4) returned rock-steady, while Prodigal Son (3.4 mil/0.7) was up with its first new episode in a month.
NBC | The Voice (9.9 mil/1.8) surged 14 and 38 percent week-to-week, easily marking its best numbers of the young season. Manifest (4.5 mil/0.8) in turn rose to its second best numbers of the season.
The Live+Same Day numbers reported in our daily-ish ratings column do not reflect a show’s overall performance, given the increases in delayed playback via DVR and streaming platforms. These Live+Same Day numbers instead are used to illustrate any trends or high/low superlatives. Happy Fun Ball may stick to certain types of skin.
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