1992 nielsen ratings series#
1992 nielsen ratings tv#

1992 nielsen ratings series#

This rating ties its previous series low and is well below the level it was at last fall. Most recently, the sitcom fell to a meager 0.29A18-49 rating and only improved by a few hundredths from 'The Great North.

Despite all that success, 'Bob's' has evidently been a much weaker performer than 'Family Guy' was at 9. The fact that Fox has committed to giving it a plush, primetime timeslot after years of dumping it at 7:30 shows they truly see value in the program.

Instead, the Loren Bochard series just got a big-screen adaption and went into its 13th season with the distinction of being the 9PM anchor on Sunday nights. The series seemed destined for an early death like almost every cartoon that was not 'The Simpsons' or a Seth MacFarlane creation. 'Family Law' (0.03, -0.02) and 'Coroner' (0.03, -0.01) slipped on the CW.īob's Burgers: It goes without saying that 'Bob's Burgers' has defied the odds in a way few in Fox animation history have. Dolphins' NFL game (4.38) was well below last week's 'Cowboys v. This serves as a new season high for 'The Rookie' and a new series high for 'Celebrity Jeopardy!'. 'The Great North' (0.60, +0.34), 'Bob's Burgers' (0.49, +0.20) and 'Family Guy' (0.42, +0.10) also shot up but all three trailed their previous football-boosted episodes. On Fox, 'NFL Overrun' (5.54) and 'The OT' (2.86) helped 'The Simpsons' (1.14, +0.79) jump to its highest rating since the season premiere. '60 Minutes' (0.61, -0.93) took the largest plunge of them all but avoided hitting a new low. Ratings Analysis: Without the NFL around to lift them up, 'The Equalizer' (0.49, -0.30), 'East New York' (0.37, -0.19), and 'NCIS: Los Angeles' (0.34, -0.09) all crashed to new season lows on CBS. Kennedy McMann, Leah Lewis, Maddison Jaizani and Scott Wolf star in the series. The fourth season is currently in production, which should allow the creative team to give the show the closure that many other CW shows did not receive. Its streaming performance, however, was what set it apart from that pack, and is what will now allow the show to get a pre-announced ending. Nancy Drew ranked as The CW's second-lowest-rated in-season scripted program last season with just a 0.05 average, below numerous canceled series. Though it managed to escape the cut, having been party of the mass renewal earlier in the season, the cut made it clear that The CW was no longer going to drag out aging, low-rated veterans for as long as they please anymore.

The series has always been a poor performer for The CW, and its days certainly looked numbered when a slew of CW shows were canceled last season.

1992 nielsen ratings tv#

View Nielsen’s historic Emmy Awards TV ratings from 1956 to present.The CW programming purge continues, as the network has announced that the midseason-bound fourth season of Nancy Drew will also be its final season. *Note: Live+Same Day viewing estimates include DVR playback on the same day, defined as 3AM – 3AM Source: The Nielsen Company (1988 – 2008) Nielsen’s Emmy ratings date back to 1956. The 1986 Emmy Awards, hosted by David Letterman, ranked second overall, with 20.2 million households - an estimated 35.8 million viewers ages two and older - tuning in. The 1979 Emmys, hosted by Henry Winkler and Cheryl Ladd, drew the largest TV audience on record (20.8 million households). television audience (21.8 million viewers) of any Emmys telecast in the past 20 years. By comparison, the 2000 Emmy Awards drew the largest U.S. Sunday’s broadcast of the 2008 Emmy Awards drew just over 12.3 million U.S.