UPDATED Tuesday Ratings - 'New Amsterdam' and 'The Flash' Return Steady; 'Young Rock,' 'FBI' and 'Black-ish' Drop

On March 2, 2021, NBC won in the Adults 18-49 demographic with a 0.70 rating - followed by CBS (0.66), FOX (0.49), ABC (0.42) and The CW (0.29).

Furthermore, CBS won in total viewers with 7.566 million viewers - followed by NBC (4.456), FOX (2.733), ABC (2.592) and The CW (1.118).

UPDATE - Young Rock and Mixed-ish were adjusted up.

NBC (0.70 Rating, 4.456 Million Viewers)

        YOUNG ROCK (0.66, -0.11)

        KENAN (0.48, -0.07)

        THE VOICE (0.93)

        NEW AMSTERDAM (0.60) SEASON PREMIERE

CBS (0.66 Rating, 7.566 Million Viewers)

        NCIS (0.84, -0.10)

        FBI (0.65, -0.14)

        FBI: MOST WANTED (0.49, -0.13)

FOX (0.49 Rating, 2.733 Million Viewers)

        THE RESIDENT (0.62, +0.03)

        PRODIGAL SON (0.36, -0.02)

ABC (0.42 Rating, 2.592 Million Viewers)

        TO TELL THE TRUTH (0.52, -0.04)

        BLACK-ISH (0.42, -0.08)

        MIXED-ISH (0.36, -0.07)

        SOUL OF A NATION (0.35) SERIES PREMIERE

THE CW (0.29 Rating, 1.118 Million Viewers)

        THE FLASH (0.30) SEASON PREMIERE

        SUPERMAN & LOIS (0.27, -0.10)

The Final Ratings for Tuesday, March 2 

Average Rating: 0.51

Average Viewership: 3.693


NOTE: For the 2020-21 broadcast season, Nielsen has determined that there are 121 million TV households in the United States - with 307.9 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.