The World Collection ended Tuesday with its greatest viewers of the six-game contest and posted substantial video games over final yr’s pandemic-altered collection. However other than final yr, the collection goes down because the least watched since total-viewer tallies turned accessible within the early Nineteen Seventies.
Elsewhere Tuesday, CBS’ FBI trio held up fairly effectively, NBC’s La Brea slipped with no new Voice as a lead-in and Fox Information dominated protection of off-year elections.
Atlanta’s 7-0 victory over Houston in recreation six of the World Collection averaged 13.97 million viewers on Fox, up 11 p.c over final yr’s clinching recreation six (12.63 million). The collection as a complete averaged about 11.74 million viewers, a 20 p.c bump from final yr’s all-time low however effectively behind each pre-pandemic World Collection for which there are viewer information. The prior low was 12.64 million viewers for a four-game collection in 2012.
FBI was probably the most watched present in primetime after the World Collection, drawing just below 7 million viewers — up from its final airing two weeks in the past — together with a 0.58 ranking amongst adults 18-49 (down from 0.7). FBI: Worldwide (5.42 million, 0.46) and FBI: Most Needed (4.97 million, 0.44) had been down in each measures.
At NBC, La Brea (4.03 million viewers, 0.43 in 18-49) suffered season lows following a Voice clip present (4.99 million, 0.54). New Amsterdam additionally fell at 10 p.m. with 2.81 million viewers and a 0.26 in the important thing advert demographic.
The Bachelorette had the evening’s finest 18-49 ranking (excluding the World Collection) with a 0.67, however each that and its 2.74 million viewers got here in barely behind final week. Queens slipped to only 1.16 million viewers and a 0.28 within the demo.
On cable, Fox Information dominated the evening’s election protection, with The Ingraham Angle at 10 p.m. drawing the most important viewers in primetime (5.15 million viewers). The channel averaged 4.6 million viewers from 8 p.m.-midnight ET to 1.45 million for MSNBC and 1.04 million for CNN.
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