Ratings: The Irrational Returns on Target while High Potential Grows

In the ever-evolving landscape of television ratings, this week's report provides a fascinating glimpse into how various shows are faring across different networks. Let's dive into the latest data and see which programs are captivating audiences and making waves in the ratings game.

NBC Dominates with The Voice and The Irrational

NBC's The Voice continues to reign supreme, attracting a substantial viewership of 5.2 million and a commendable 0.5 demo rating. Following this powerhouse, The Irrational stepped up in its sophomore premiere, retaining an audience of 3.1 million and a 0.3 rating. Although it experienced a slight drop in viewership compared to its first season, The Irrational managed to maintain a steady demo performance, showcasing its appeal to the audience.

FOX's Success with Murder in a Small Town and The Accused

Over at FOX , Murder in a Small Town saw a positive uptick in viewership, drawing in 2.2 million viewers and a 0.2 rating. Additionally, the Season 2 premiere of The Accused attracted 1.8 million viewers, surpassing the viewership of its last several Season 1 episodes while maintaining a consistent demo rating. FOX's lineup proves to be a contender in the competitive TV landscape.

ABC's DWTS Shines Bright

ABC's DWTS maintained its momentum with 4.5 million viewers and a solid 0.6 rating, consistent with its recent special Monday outing. Another standout for ABC was High Potential , which saw a gradual increase in its audience, reaching a new high of 3.8 million viewers while achieving a third consecutive 0.3 rating. ABC's offerings continue to capture the attention of viewers across the nation.

CBS and The CW Showcase Diverse Content

CBS presented an engaging special with Oprah's Presleys , attracting 3.8 million viewers and a 0.3 rating, securing its position as the second-most watched program on Tuesday. On the other hand, The CW's WWE NXT experienced a slight dip in viewership, showcasing the variety of content preferences among TV audiences.

Superman & Lois and 60 Minutes Deliver Strong Performances

In a Monday catch-up, The CW's Superman & Lois debuted its final season with episodes that garnered 445K and 465K viewers, respectively. While the audience numbers hit a series low, the demo rating matched the previous season, highlighting the show's consistent appeal. CBS's 60 Minutes shone brightly with an interview featuring presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, dominating Monday in viewership with 5.7 million tuning in.

Diverse Offerings on Monday Nights

NBC continued its success on Monday nights with Brilliant Minds , drawing 3.3 million viewers and maintaining a firm 0.3 demo rating. FOX's 9-1-1: Lone Star experienced growth across the board, while Rescue HI-Surf displayed signs of stabilization. ABC's DWTS special on Monday garnered 4 million viewers, despite a slight decline from its previous episode, securing the lead in the demo ratings for the night.

The world of television ratings remains a dynamic environment where each show vies for viewers' attention and loyalty. As networks navigate the ever-changing preferences of audiences, the data provided in this report sheds light on the diverse offerings that captivate viewers across different nights of the week.

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