The Voice remained the highest broadcast community present Tuesday night time, nevertheless it ceded the No. 1 spot throughout all of Nielsen-measured TV to the beginning of the Main League Baseball playoffs.
ESPN hit multi-year highs for the AL wild card matchup between the Boston Pink Sox and New York Yankees. On the published facet, CBS’ FBI franchise continued to place up regular numbers, NBC’s La Brea held up fairly effectively in week two, and ABC’s Bachelor in Paradise ended its season with combined outcomes.
The Voice was down a bit from final week, however its 7.21 million viewers and 0.87 score amongst adults 18-49 led primetime in each measures on the published networks. La Brea adopted with 5.05 million viewers (down 20 p.c from its premiere) and a 0.64 in the important thing advert demographic (off by 17 p.c). New Amsterdam (2.86 million, 0.3) closed NBC’s night time.
At CBS, FBI delivered 6.71 million viewers and a 0.59 rankings in adults 18-49. FBI: Worldwide (6.08 million, 0.53) edged up vs. final week, and FBI: Most Wished (5.65 million, 0.53) was pretty regular.
Bachelor in Paradise ended with 2.9 million viewers and a 0.75 in adults 18-49, up a bit in viewers from final week however down by a slight 0.02 within the demo. Fox’s The Resident (3.11 million, 0.48) ticked up with the departure of Emily VanCamp’s character, whereas Our Type of Folks (1.43 million, 0.3) was pretty regular.
ESPN (7.12 million) and ESPN2 (573,000) mixed for 7.69 million viewers for the AL wild card sport, probably the most for any wild card matchup since 2015. It was additionally the most important viewers for a wild card sport on ESPN since 1998 and was up 67 p.c from the final time ESPN and ESPN2 had the AL wild card in 2019 (4.54 million).
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