On March 21, 2020, NBC won in the Adults 18-49 demographic with a 0.57 rating - followed by ABC (0.50), CBS (0.33) and FOX (0.20).
Furthermore, NBC won in total viewers with 3.534 million viewers - followed by CBS (2.736), ABC (2.687) and FOX (1.066).
ABC, NBC and FOX aired all repeats for the evening.
Furthermore, NBC won in total viewers with 3.534 million viewers - followed by CBS (2.736), ABC (2.687) and FOX (1.066).
ABC, NBC and FOX aired all repeats for the evening.
UPDATE - There were no adjustments to any of the preliminary ratings.
NBC (0.57 Rating, 3.534 Million Viewers)
NBC (0.57 Rating, 3.534 Million Viewers)
ELLEN'S GAME OF GAMES (0.5) REPEAT
DATELINE (0.6) REPEAT
DATELINE (0.6) REPEAT
ABC (0.50 Rating, 2.687 Million Viewers)
SHARK TANK (0.5) REPEAT
AMERICAN IDOL (0.5) REPEAT
AMERICAN IDOL (0.5) REPEAT
CBS (0.33 Rating, 2.736 Million Viewers)
HAWAII FIVE-0 (0.3) REPEAT
S.W.A.T. (0.3) REPEAT
48 HOURS (0.4, +0.1)
S.W.A.T. (0.3) REPEAT
48 HOURS (0.4, +0.1)
FOX (0.20 Rating, 1.066 Million Viewers)
LEGO MASTERS (0.2) REPEAT
9-1-1 (0.2) REPEAT
9-1-1 (0.2) REPEAT
The Final Ratings for Saturday, March 21
Time
|
Network
|
Show
|
18 - 49 Rating
|
Viewers (Millions)
|
8:00 PM
|
ABC
|
Shark Tank - R |
0.5
|
2.872
|
|
NBC
|
Ellen’s Game of Games - R |
0.5
|
2.811
|
|
CBS
|
Hawaii Five-0 - R |
0.3
|
3.015
|
|
FOX
|
LEGO Masters - R |
0.2
|
0.980
|
9:00 PM
|
NBC
|
Dateline (9-11) - R |
0.6
|
3.896
|
|
ABC
|
American Idol (8-10) - R |
0.5
|
2.595
|
|
CBS
|
S.W.A.T. - R |
0.3
|
2.654
|
|
FOX
|
9-1-1 - R |
0.2
|
1.152
|
10:00 PM
|
CBS
|
48 Hours |
0.4
|
2.538
|
Average Rating: 0.39
Average Viewership: 2.501
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.