Furthermore, NBC won in total viewers with 3.542 million viewers - followed by CBS (3.416), FOX (2.357), ABC (2.050) and The CW (1.002).
CBS and FOX aired all repeats for the evening.
UPDATE - There were no adjustments to any of the preliminary ratings.
NBC (0.67 Rating, 3.542 Million Viewers)
NBC (0.67 Rating, 3.542 Million Viewers)
THE TITAN GAMES (0.7, -0.1)
THE WALL (0.7, +0.0)
CANNONBALL (0.6)
THE WALL (0.7, +0.0)
CANNONBALL (0.6)
ABC (0.40 Rating, 2.050 Million Viewers)
THE BACHELOR: THE GREATEST SEASONS - EVER! (0.4, +0.0)
CBS (0.38 Rating, 3.416 Million Viewers)
THE NEIGHBORHOOD (0.5) REPEAT
BOB HEARTS ABISHOLA (0.4) REPEAT
ALL RISE (0.3) REPEAT
BULL (0.4) REPEAT
BOB HEARTS ABISHOLA (0.4) REPEAT
ALL RISE (0.3) REPEAT
BULL (0.4) REPEAT
FOX (0.35 Rating, 2.357 Million Viewers)
9-1-1 (0.3) REPEAT
9-1-1: LONE STAR (0.4) REPEAT
9-1-1: LONE STAR (0.4) REPEAT
THE CW (0.20 Rating, 1.002 Million Viewers)
WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY? (0.2, +0.0)
WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY? (0.2) REPEAT
PENN & TELLER: FOOL US (0.2, +0.0)
WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY? (0.2) REPEAT
PENN & TELLER: FOOL US (0.2, +0.0)
The Final Ratings for Monday, June 29
|
Time
|
Network
|
Show
|
18 - 49 Rating
|
Viewers (Millions)
|
|
8:00 PM
|
NBC
|
The Titan Games |
0.7
|
3.915
|
|
|
CBS
|
The Neighborhood - R |
0.5
|
3.869
|
|
|
ABC
|
The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons - Ever! (8-11) |
0.4
|
2.050
|
|
|
FOX
|
9-1-1 - R |
0.3
|
2.423
|
|
|
The CW
|
Whose Line Is It Anyway? |
0.2
|
1.038
|
|
8:30 PM
|
CBS
|
Bob Hearts Abishola - R |
0.4
|
3.528
|
|
|
The CW
|
Whose Line Is It Anyway? - R |
0.2
|
0.938
|
|
9:00 PM
|
NBC
|
The Wall |
0.7
|
4.057
|
|
|
FOX
|
9-1-1: Lone Star - R |
0.4
|
2.290
|
|
|
CBS
|
All Rise - R |
0.3
|
2.910
|
|
|
The CW
|
Penn & Teller: Fool Us |
0.2
|
1.015
|
|
10:00 PM
|
NBC
|
Cannonball |
0.6
|
2.654
|
|
|
CBS
|
Bull - R |
0.4
|
3.640
|
Average Rating: 0.41
Average Viewership: 2.641
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.
