Ratings: Blacklist Returns Steady, SVU Dips to Tie Shonda Shows and Sheldon
- Matt Webb Mitovich
In the latest TV show ratings, NBCs The Blacklist opened Season 9 with 3 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating, on par with its previous averages [3.3 mil/0.35]. Leading out of that, SVU [3.7 mil/0.6] dipped with Episode 500, while Organized Crime [3 mil/0.5] was steady.
Foxs Thursday Night Football [8.2 mil/2.1] of course led the night in both measures, steady with last weeks fast nationals.
Elsewhere:
ABC | Station 19 [4.5 mil/0.6], Greys Anatomy [3.8 mil/0.6] and Big Sky [2.8 mil/0.3] were all steady.
CBS | Young Sheldon [6.1 mil/0.6] and Bull [3.7 mil/0.3] were steady, while United States of Al [4.3 mil/0.4], Ghosts [5.1 mil/0.5] and B Positive [3.7 mil/0.4] all dipped.
THE CW | Coroner [510K/0.0] dipped, while Legacies [340K/0.1] was steady.
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The Live+Same Day numbers reported in our ratings column do not reflect a shows overall performance, given the increased use of delayed playback via DVR and streaming platforms, plus out-of-home viewing. These numbers [Nielsen fast nationals, unless denoted as finals] instead aim to simply illustrate trends or superlatives. Warning: Contents may be hot!