Primetime Ratings: 'Big Brother' Down But Holds CBS Lead
CBS was down a bit from last week but still held the lead in Thursday's primetime ratings, according to Nielsen overnights in adults 18-49. The network rated a 1.2, down 20% from last week and had a 6 share.
Big Brother was down two tenths of a point from last week where it held a 2.0 for the 9 p.m. slot. This week it only rated a 1.8/8. Aside from the new episode, CBS had repeats of Big Bang and Young Sheldon and SWAT closed out primetime.
ABC and NBC tied for second with a 0.8/4. ABC had the NFL Football Jet versus Redskins which rated a 0.7. NBC had repeats of Ellen's Game of Games followed by Trial and Error which rated a 0.8/4. Law & Order: SVU repeats closed out the night.
Telemundo came in third with a 0.5/3.
Fox and Univision also tied for fourth with a 0.3/2. Fox had Nascar Raceday Camping World Truck series which filled all of its primetime. The series rated a 0.4 on the night.
The CW came in last with a 0.2/1.
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