TV Ratings
Streaming Ratings: ‘The Pitt’ Hits High Mark With Season Finale
‘The White Lotus’ stays at No. 1 the week after its season ends, and ‘Black Mirror’ and ’The Handmaid’s Tale’ make solid returns.
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TV Ratings: ‘Squid Game’ Rules, But Broadcast Series Make Strong Showing in Multiplatform Rankings
Eight of the top 20 shows across all platforms in Nielsen’s 35-day ratings originate on broadcast networks.
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Streaming Ratings: ‘White Lotus’ Hits No. 1 Ahead of Season 3 Finale
Paramount+’s ‘1923’ also reaches the billion-minute mark for the week leading up to its season ender.
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Streaming Is Now Just As Crowded With Ads As Old School TV
More than 70 percent of all viewing in the first quarter of 2025 came on ad-supported platforms, a new Nielsen report finds.
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TV Ratings: ‘911’ Shocker Delivers Strong Numbers for ABC
The show hits a five-month high among adults 18-49 with its April 17 episode.
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CBS Sets Record With 17th Straight Season Victory in Total Viewers
The network also has eight of the top 10 non-sports programs in primetime for 2024-25.
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Streaming Ratings: ‘The Residence’ Moves Into No. 1 Overall Spot
‘The White Lotus’ hits a high and crosses a billion minutes of viewing in the week before its season three finale.
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‘Yellowjackets’ Season 3 Wraps as Its Most Watched Installment So Far
Showtime says 3 million people watched the finale in its first seven days.
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‘White Lotus,’ College Hoops Help Warner Bros. Discovery Gain TV Market Share in March
The company had the largest monthly gain in Nielsen’s rankings of media distributors, while YouTube repeats at No. 1.
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Streaming Ratings: ‘Adolescence’ Hits No. 1, ‘The Pitt’ Debuts on Nielsen Charts
‘Severance’ also scores its best numbers to date for the week of its season two finale.
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Streaming Ratings: ‘1923’ Finale Hits Series High
Paramount+ claims 14 million views worldwide for the season two closer.
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‘Reacher’ and YouTube Score Big in March
Cable usage goes up with the NCAA basketball tournaments but streaming remains the dominant platform.
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