Furthermore, NBC won in total viewers with 6.292 million viewers - followed by ABC (6.249), CBS (5.785), FOX (2.283) and The CW (0.643).
FOX aired all repeats for the evening.
UPDATE - Dancing With the Stars, The Good Doctor and Bull were adjusted down.
NBC (0.97 Rating, 6.292 Million Viewers)
NBC (0.97 Rating, 6.292 Million Viewers)
THE VOICE (1.2, +0.0)
BLUFF CITY LAW (0.5, +0.0)
BLUFF CITY LAW (0.5, +0.0)
ABC (0.77 Rating, 6.249 Million Viewers)
DANCING WITH THE STARS (0.8, -0.1)
THE GOOD DOCTOR (0.7, -0.1)
THE GOOD DOCTOR (0.7, -0.1)
CBS (0.67 Rating, 5.785 Million Viewers)
THE NEIGHBORHOOD (1.0, +0.1)
BOB HEARTS ABISHOLA (0.8, +0.1)
ALL RISE (0.6, +0.0)
BULL (0.5, -0.1)
BOB HEARTS ABISHOLA (0.8, +0.1)
ALL RISE (0.6, +0.0)
BULL (0.5, -0.1)
FOX (0.45 Rating, 2.283 Million Viewers)
9-1-1 (0.5) REPEAT
PRODIGAL SON (0.4) REPEAT
PRODIGAL SON (0.4) REPEAT
THE CW (0.20 Rating, 0.643 Million Viewers)
ALL AMERICAN (0.2, +0.0)
BLACK LIGHTNING (0.2, +0.0)
BLACK LIGHTNING (0.2, +0.0)
The Final Ratings for Monday, November 18
|
Time
|
Network
|
Show
|
18 - 49 Rating
|
Viewers (Millions)
|
|
8:00 PM
|
NBC
|
The Voice (8-10) |
1.2
|
7.678
|
|
|
CBS
|
The Neighborhood |
1.0
|
6.487
|
|
|
ABC
|
Dancing With the Stars (8-10) |
0.8
|
6.631
|
|
|
FOX
|
9-1-1 - R |
0.5
|
2.865
|
|
|
The CW
|
All American |
0.2
|
0.684
|
|
8:30 PM
|
CBS
|
Bob Hearts Abishola |
0.8
|
6.017
|
|
9:00 PM
|
CBS
|
All Rise |
0.6
|
5.328
|
|
|
FOX
|
Prodigal Son - R |
0.4
|
1.700
|
|
|
The CW
|
Black Lightning |
0.2
|
0.602
|
|
10:00 PM
|
ABC
|
The Good Doctor |
0.7
|
5.485
|
|
|
CBS
|
Bull |
0.5
|
5.775
|
|
|
NBC
|
Bluff City Law |
0.5
|
3.519
|
Average Rating: 0.62
Average Viewership: 4.398
NOTE: For the 2019-20 broadcast season, Nielsen has determined that there are 120.6 million TV households in the United States - with 307.3 million people ages 2 and up. The Adults 18-49 demographic is the rating most commonly reported and helps determine ad rates but is not the sole explanation for whether a show will be renewed or cancelled.
NOTE: For the 2019-20 broadcast season, Nielsen has determined that there are 120.6 million TV households in the United States - with 307.3 million people ages 2 and up. The Adults 18-49 demographic is the rating most commonly reported and helps determine ad rates but is not the sole explanation for whether a show will be renewed or cancelled.
