Monday 1st November
The newcomer is driving for the fourth time in a row Ordinary Joe suffered heavy losses at NBC on Monday evening and thus reached a new record low (2.2 million viewers, rating – benchmark value in the target group between 18 and 49 years: 0.25, – 0.06).
At ABC, however, The Good Doctor has slightly increased again (3.6 million viewers, rating: 0.43, + 0.02).
The Neighborhood loses only minimally on CBS (5.5 million viewers, rating: 0.65, – 0.02). Bob Hearts Abishola remains at a stable level (5.0 million viewers, rating: 0.53). And NCIS is moving slightly down (7.3 million viewers, rating: 0.59, – 0.03). While NCIS: Hawai’i neither rises nor falls (5.1 million viewers, rating: 0.48).
9-1-1 wins at FOX (5.2 million viewers, rating: 0.83, + 0.03).
All American collapses after a solid start to the season and reaches a new low (517,000 viewers, rating: 0.16, – 0.07). 4400 moves slightly down after the premiere.
Tuesday November 2nd
Queens is still moving slightly downhill at FOX (1.2 million viewers, rating: 0.28, – 0.03). Strangely enough, the newcomer cannot benefit from the large baseball broadcast in the run-up, which also affects the odds of all other series.
At CBS, the FBI slid down significantly and reached a new record low (7.0 million viewers, rating: 0.58, – 0.12). The same applies to FBI: International (5.4 million viewers, rating: 0.46, – 0.12). And also for FBI: Most Wanted (5.0 million viewers, rating: 0.44, – 0.19). Sorry for the constant repetition: record lows for everyone!
At the season finale of Stargirl on The CW only small losses were recorded (574,000 viewers, rating: 0.12, – 0.02). Supergirl is also moving downhill (402,000 spectators, rating: 0.07, – 0.02).
American Crime Story increased slightly on the cable channel FX (590,000 viewers, rating: 0.17, + 0.01).
Queen Sugar loses minimally at OWN (682,000 viewers, rating: 0.08, – 0.01).
The Last OG has risen to a high in the new season at TBS (460,000 viewers, rating: 0.14, + 0.06).
Chucky again loses at Syfy (282,000 viewers, rating: 0.11, – 0.04). Just like the USA Network (302,000 viewers, rating: 0.12, – 0.01).
For further explanations regarding the rather complicated US rating system, we also recommend our informative glossary entry: US audience ratings.
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