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Media By The Numbers
This week's daypart ratings
By the Media Life staff
Jan 27, 2012 - 12:35:22 PM

In evening network news for the week ended Jan. 29, NBC's "Nightly News with Brian Williams" was first with 9.26 million total viewers and a 2.1 rating among adults 25-54. ABC's "World News with Diane Sawyer" averaged 8.23 million viewers and a 1.8 rating, followed by CBS's "Evening News with Scott Pelley" with 6.69 million and a 1.7 rating.

ABC's "Nightline" was No. 1 in late-night with an average of 3.7 million total viewers, with NBC's "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" at 3.3 million and CBS's "The Late Show with David Letterman" at 2.8 million. In late late night, NBC's "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" averaged 1.8 million viewers, with ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" at 1.7 million, CBS's "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" at 1.3 million and NBC's "Last Call with Carson Daly" 0.9 million. Among 18-49s, "Nightline" and "Tonight" each averaged a 0.8 rating, with "Late Show" at a 0.7. In late late night, "Late Night" and "Kimmel" each averaged a 0.5, with "Late Late Show" at a 0.4 and "Last Call" at a 0.3. "Tonight," "Late Show," "Late Night," "Late Late Show," "Last Call" and Friday's "Kimmel" were encores. Also, CBS Tuesday results are excluded due to a news overrun.

In morning shows, NBC's "Today" was first for the week with 5.56 million total viewers, followed by ABC's "Good Morning America" with 4.82 million and CBS's "This Morning" at 2.39 million. "Today" averaged a 4.2 household rating and a 15 share, with "Good Morning America" at 3.6/13 and "This Morning" at 1.8/7.

CBS's "Face the Nation" was the most-watched Sunday morning show on Jan. 29 with 3.21 million tuning in. NBC's "Meet the Press" was second at 3.15 million viewers, ABC's "This Week" third at 2.50 million and "Fox News Sunday" fourth at 1.20 million. Among 25-54s, CBS averaged 1.03 million viewers, with NBC at 918,000, ABC at 834,000 and Fox at 508,000.

In daytime, CBS was first for the week with 3.81 million average total viewers, followed by NBC at 2.54 million and ABC at 2.48 million. Among women 18-49 CBS led with a 1.1 average rating, with NBC and ABC each at a 0.8

 

EVENING NETWORK NEWS RATINGS
Week ending Jan. 29, 2012
Five-day averages

Program

Network

25-54s

People 2+

Rtg%

Total viewers (millions)

NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams

NBC

2.1

9.259

ABC World News with Diane Sawyer

ABC

1.8

8.228

CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley

CBS

1.7

6.689

Source: Nielsen



SUNDAY MORNING SHOW RATINGS
Week ending Jan. 29, 2012
Sunday averages

Program

Network

Households

 

Rtg%

Shr

Adults 25-54 (millions)

Total viewers (millions)

Face the Nation

CBS

2.3

6

1.033

3.208

Meet the Press

NBC

2.3

6

0.918

3.147

This Week

ABC

1.8

5

0.834

2.504

News Sunday

Fox

0.9

2

0.508

1.200

Source: Nielsen

 

 

 

LATE-NIGHT RATINGS
Week ending Jan. 29, 2012*
Five-day averages

Program

Network

People 2+

Adults 18-49

Total viewers (millions)

Rtg%

Nightline

ABC

3.7

0.8

Tonight Show with Jay Leno

NBC

3.3

0.8

Late Show with David Letterman

CBS

2.8

0.7

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

NBC

1.8

0.5

Jimmy Kimmel Live

ABC

1.7

0.5

The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

CBS

1.3

0.4

Last Call with Carson Daly

NBC

0.9

0.3

* "Tonight," "Late Show," "Late Night," "Late Late Show," "Last Call" and Friday's "Kimmel" were encores. Also, CBS Tuesday results are excluded due to a news overrun.

Source: Nielsen

 

 

 

MORNING SHOW RATINGS
Week ending Jan. 29, 2012
Five-day averages

Program

Network

Households

People 2+

Rtg%

Shr

Total viewers (millions)

Today

NBC

4.2

15

5.562

Good Morning America

ABC

3.6

13

4.817

Early Show

CBS

1.8

7

2.393

Source: Nielsen

 

 

 

DAYTIME RATINGS
Week Ending Jan. 29, 2012
Five-day averages

 

Total viewers (millions)

Women 18-49

Network

(millions)

Rtg%

CBS

3.806

1.1

NBC

2.539

0.8

ABC

2.476

0.8

Source: Nielsen

 

 

 

SYNDICATION
Ranked on Households
Week Ending Jan. 22, 2012*

#

PROGRAMS

Syndicator

Households

US Rtg%

(000)

1

WHEEL OF FORTUNE

CTD

7.7

8869

2

JUDGE JUDY (AT)

CTD

7.5

8650

3

BIG BANG-SYN (AT)

WB

7.4

8530

4

TWO-HALF MEN-SYN (AT)

WB

7.1

8100

5

JEOPARDY

CTD

6.4

7350

6

BIG BANG WKND B (AT)

WB

5.3

6117

7

BIG BANG WKND A (AT)

WB

4.8

5544

8

FAMILY GUY-WK-SYN (AT)

2/T

4.3

4883

9

FAMILY GUY-MF-SYN (AT)

2/T

4.2

4873

10

ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT(AT)

CTD

4.1

4679

11

HOW I MET-MTHR-MF-SYN(AT)

2/T

3.8

4326

12

WHEEL OF FORTUNE WKND

CTD

3.7

4242

13

HOW I MET-MTHR-WK-SYN(AT)

2/T

3.5

4025

14

INSIDE EDITION (AT)

CTD

3.4

3915

15

DR. PHIL SHOW (AT)

CTD

3.2

3647

15

FAMILY FEUD (AT)

2/T

3.2

3632

17

TWO-HALF MEN WKND B (AT)

WB

3.1

3540

18

DR. OZ SHOW (AT)

SPT

3.0

3458

19

CRIMINAL MINDS-SYN (AT)

CTD

2.9

3362

19

JUDGE JOE BROWN (AT)

CTD

2.9

3370

19

LAW & ORDER:CI-MF-SYN(AT)

NBU

2.9

3313

19

FUTURAMA-SYN (AT)

2/T

2.9

3285

23

MILLIONAIRE (AT)

DAD

2.7

3067

23

LIVE WITH KELLY

DAD

2.7

3084

25

MONK-SYN (AT)

NBU

2.6

3001

25

MAURY (AT)

NBU

2.6

2942

25

SEINFELD (AT)

SPT

2.6

3008

25

TWO-HALF MEN WKND A (AT)

WB

2.6

2973

* Effective with data for April 2011, the national Average Audience (AA) calculation has been changed to include duplicate viewing, whether from any time-shifted sources such as DVR or VOD or any additional telecasts of syndicated programs. With this calculation change, AA and GAA ratings now report the same audience estimates.

Source: Nielsen

 




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