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Wednesday TV Ratings 2/25/26: Scrubs Revival Starts Strong, Survivor 50 Premiere Draws Four-Year High, The Greatest Average American Below-Average [+ Analysis]
Scrubs (0.66/0.55) made a triumphant return to ABC on Wednesday night, maintaining a strong Adults 18-49 ratings presence for the full hour. At nine, The Greatest Average American (0.27) dropped dramatically from there for its series debut. But while ABC got success out of Scrubs, it was CBS's Survivor (0.95) that ultimately posted the night's highest rating, barreling past every rating from the fall for its season premiere. On Fox, The Masked Singer (0.24, -0.06) dealt with a sharp decline, but Fear Factor: House of Fear (0.28, +0.07) surged. NBC aired repeats of The Voice (0.25) and Chicago PD (0.18). The CW went with Police 24/7 (0.06). Key: (P) = premiere. (R) = repeat.
Our House Season 8 Episode 16 - Our Dance Lessons
Our House Season 8 Episode 16
Our Dance Lessons
Tuesday TV Ratings 2/24/26: State of the Union Down Significantly from 2025 as Fox News Narrowly Tops Coverage, Will Trent and Best Medicine Tick Up [+ Analysis]
On Tuesday night, ABC's State of the Union coverage (0.80) beat the other broadcast networks, with NBC (0.64) taking a strong second. CBS (0.43) and Fox (0.34) placed third and fourth respectively among the over-the-air options. Earlier in the night, ABC's Will Trent (0.28, +0.03) and Fox's Best Medicine (0.22, +0.02) both rose. WWE NXT (0.08, -0.01) ticked down on the CW. Key: (R) = repeat.
NBC Renew/Cancel Week 17: The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins is on the Rise
Animal Control Renewed for Season Five
Fox has ordered a fifth season of Animal Control, marking their first live-action scripted renewal of season. The series remains a modest ratings performer, but is a money-maker for Fox in other aspects, with a recent Netflix deal and international sales both boosting its rental argument. It's Fox's longest-running live action sitcom since Brooklyn Nine-Nine's debut in 2013, with that show also running five seasons on Fox. Unlike that show and most other long-running Fox sitcoms, Animal Control has always run on a more limited scale, with its twelve-episode first season being its longest season thus far, and making its episode count a bit less impressive than similarly long-running sitcoms. Still, making it to a fifth season is an achievement in any regard in this day and age, and it is Fox's longest-running live action scripted series. Joel McHale, Vella Lovell, Michael Rowland, Ravi Patel and Grace Palmer lead the principal cast of the series. This is a correct prediction for The TV Ratings Guide.
Monday TV Ratings 2/23/26: CIA Struggles in Premiere as FBI Surges to Season High, Successful Launch for The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, Memory of a Killer Sinks to a New Low [+ Analysis]
CBS's FBI (0.32, +0.05) jumped to a new season high in its return, but CIA (0.20) dropped noticeably from there for its series debut. The Neighborhood (0.31, +0.09) and DMV (0.23, +0.03) were also up from where they left off in the 8 p.m. hour. On NBC, The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins (0.37) had a successful time slot premiere, growing from the pilot encore (0.35) that led into it. At nine, the return of The Voice (0.31) declined from Dinkins. American Idol (0.45, +0.04) and The Rookie (0.28, +0.06) both rose on ABC, but Extracted (0.21, -0.01) and Memory of a Killer (0.11, -0.03) lost momentum on Fox. Wild Cards (0.03, -0.03) slipped on the CW. Key: (P) = premiere. (R) = repeat.
Sunday TV Ratings 2/22/26: Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony Down from 2022, American Dad! Solid in Fox Return, Universal Basic Guys Crumbles [+ Analysis]
The closing ceremony of the Winter Olympics (0.74) dealt with a 22% drop from 2022 (0.95) on NBC, even with an NBA lead-in (0.97). On Fox, Family Guy (0.24, -0.02) dipped slightly from its week-ago premiere, while Universal Basic Guys (0.13, -0.06) crashed to a new series low. At nine, American Dad! (0.21) had a relatively solid return to Fox, building markedly from Basic Guys. Later, a second Family Guy (0.24, 0.00) matched the one that aired at eight. 60 Minutes (0.33, +0.05) climbed higher on CBS, but Hollywood Squares (0.14) struggled. ABC aired some strong repeats of America's Funniest Home Videos (0.43/0.35). Remember the Titans (0.12) performed remarkably well by CW standards. Key: (P) = premiere. (R) = repeat.
Saturday TV Ratings 2/21/26: Winter Olympic Games End Without Dipping Below 1.0, College Basketball Takes Second, The Stars Between Us Weak on Hallmark [+ Analysis]
The NBC broadcast of the Winter Olympics (1.1) dropped on Saturday, but it still managed to stay above the 1.0 mark. NBA on ABC (0.45) brought in more attention than college basketball on Fox (0.17). 48 Hours (0.12, +0.04) rose on CBS. The CW aired WWE Legends (0.07). Key: (R) = repeat.
Friday TV Ratings 2/20/26: Stumble Soars to Series High, Winter Olympics Decline but Well Above Previous Friday, 20/20 Jumps [+ Analysis]
With the help of an Olympics lead-in (1.45), NBC sitcom Stumble (0.61, +0.46) jumped to a new series high in a later slot. On ABC, 20/20 (0.32, +0.03) rose from last week. This Is UFC (0.13) made little noise on CBS, falling a tenth behind college basketball on Fox (0.23). Repeats of Penn & Teller: Fool Us (0.03) and Masters of Illusion (0.02) aired on the CW. Key: (R) = repeat.
Evergreen Aimee Season 5 Episode 14 - Captain Jack
Evergreen Aimee Season 5 Episode 14
Captain Jack
Thursday TV Ratings 2/19/26: Winter Olympics Jump to Highest Ratings Since Post-Super Bowl Airing, Impractical Jokers Ties Declining Next Level Chef for Second, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Climbs [+ Analysis]
The Winter Olympics (1.6, +0.28) surged on NBC after Wednesday's slight decline. On Fox, Next Level Chef (0.20, -0.03) slipped, and a TMZ Presents special about Michael Jackson (0.11) dropped markedly from there. ABC aired repeats of 9-1-1 (0.15) and 9-1-1: Nashville (0.10/0.09). CBS went with encores of Survivor (0.14), Hollywood Squares (0.08), and Elsbeth (0.08). Scrabble (0.03, -0.02) slipped on the CW, matching a steady Trivial Pursuit (0.03, 0.00). Key: (R) = repeat.
Wednesday TV Ratings 2/18/26: Winter Olympics Slightly Down, The Beauty Ticks Up, College Basketball on ESPN Takes Second [+ Analysis]
On NBC, the Winter Olympics (1.32, -0.02) dipped slightly, but it was easily the highest-rated broadcast of the night. ABC aired repeats of Abbott Elementary (0.18/0.14/0.13/0.12) and Shark Tank (0.10). CBS aired encores of Survivor (0.17), Hollywood Squares (0.12), and Matlock (0.07). Fox re-aired The Real Full Monty (0.10). The CW went with reruns of Police 24/7 (0.04/0.07). Key: (R) = repeat.
FOX Renew/Cancel (Reality Update): House of Fear Should Have No Fear
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| Photo Credit: Fox |
Below are the February 22nd Fox renew/cancel predictions for reality programming in the 2025-2026 television season. The table embedded includes the Adults 18-49 ratings average of each program.
Fear Factor: House of Fear: Recently, Fox has been spreading the wealth by gifting NFL lead-ins to multiple non-animated offerings. Fear Factor: House of Fear was perhaps the luckiest beneficiary, debuting with a 1.6 rating thanks to that assistance. But the true test came when House of Fear moved to its actual home on Wednesday nights. There, it posted a 0.26 rating, retaining more than three-fourths of its lead-in. Since then, it has lost some steam, but its latest installment came with a promising uptick (0.21, +0.02). Fox clearly has confidence in this revival, as they first aired it after an NFL playoffs game and then gave it a slot behind The Masked Singer. There also appears to be genuine interest for the series on Hulu, so House of Fear begins as a likely renewal.
The Masked Singer: If the football-inflated premiere rating was taken out of House of Fear's average, The Masked Singer would be the top-rated reality program on Fox. While it is no longer the ratings phenomenon it was in its early years, the series remains reliable and consistent. It begins as a certain renewal.
99 to Beat: 99 to Beat finished its season with a solid 0.26 rating, and it is currently scheduled to air repeats on Saturday nights until late April. The signs remain positive, so it is a likely renewal.
The Floor: Earlier this month, Fox renewed The Floor for multiple seasons. This was a correct prediction for The TV Ratings Guide, as it was previously listed as a certain renewal.
Next Level Chef: Next Level Chef scored a multi-season renewal in 2025, so it will be returning next season.
Next Level Baker: Next Level Baker is the lowest-rated reality series on a network that is potentially set to expand its scripted presence. Being tied to the Ramsay brand could boost its chances, but Fox has stronger options. Baker is likely to be canceled.
| The TV Ratings Guide | 8:00 | 8:30 | 9:00 | 9:30 |
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| Mon | Extracted | Memory of a Killer | ||
| Tues | Best Medicine | Doc | ||
| Wed | The Masked Singer | Fear Factor: House of Fear | ||
| Thurs | Next Level Chef | Animal Control | Going Dutch | |
| Fri | Fox College Hoops | |||
| Sun | Family Guy | Universal Basic Guys | American Dad! | Family Guy |
Renewed
Certain Renew
Likely Renew
Likely Cancel
Certain Cancel
Canceled
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Tuesday TV Ratings 2/17/26: Winter Olympics Rise, Best Medicine Dips to New Low, Will Trent Stable [+ Analysis]
NBC's broadcast of the Winter Olympics (1.34, +0.1) gained a tenth, while Will Trent (0.25, 0.00) matched its previous installment on ABC. Repeats of Survivor (0.16), NCIS (0.09), and NCIS: Origins (0.09) made up CBS's lineup. On Fox, new drama Best Medicine (0.20, -0.02) dipped to a new low. The CW's WWE NXT (0.09, -0.03) also declined. Key: (R) = repeat.
Our House Season 8 Episode 15 - Our Hip
Our House Season 8 Episode 15
Our Hip
NBC Renew/Cancel Week 16: Can Netflix Save The Hunting Party?
The NBC Renew/Cancel returns from an Olympics break a week earlier than expected, as I break down how a streaming deal may impact the renewal odds for one of NBC's struggling dramas.
Monday TV Ratings 2/16/26: Winter Olympics Drop Again, American Idol Also Down, The Rookie and Extracted Rise [+ Analysis]
The Winter Olympics (1.24, -0.33) was back down on NBC, and American Idol (0.41, -0.02) also slipped on ABC, but The Rookie (0.22, +0.03) rose at ten. Extracted (0.22, +0.07) surged on Fox. The CW aired Wild Cards (0.06) and a repeat of Sullivan's Crossing (0.02). CBS aired repeats of Survivor (0.14) and FBI (0.14). Key: (R) = repeat.
Stormere Season 1 Episode 14: No More Hope
STORMERE
Season 1, Episode 14: "No More Hope"
Sunday TV Ratings 2/15/26: The Simpsons Rises for 800th Episode and Finale, Family Guy Returns Higher Than Nearly All 2025 Episodes, Winter Olympics Also Jump [+ Analysis]
On Fox, The Simpsons (0.27, +0.09) returned in tip-top shape for its first episode in over a month, then climbed even higher (0.29, +0.02) for its finale at 8:30. At 9:30, Family Guy (0.26) returned with a surprising amount of life, down just a hundredth from last year's premiere (0.27). Sandwiched between those two was a steady Universal Basic Guys (0.19, 0.00). The Winter Olympics (1.57, +0.32) bounced back considerably on NBC, retaining a large chunk of the NBA game (1.74) that aired before it. ABC aired repeats of America's Funniest Home Videos (0.36/0.29) and American Idol (0.13). CBS's town hall with Governor Wes Moore (0.09) completely bombed, retaining less than a third of its 60 Minutes lead-in (0.28) and barely beating the CW's showing of Ghostbusters (0.07). Key: (P) = premiere. (R) = repeat. (F) = finale.
Saturday TV Ratings 2/14/26: Winter Olympics Slightly Up in Demo as Viewership Erosion Continues, Because of Cupid on Hallmark Decent, Women’s and Men’s College Basketball Games on ABC and ESPN Tie for Second [+ Analysis]
On Saturday night, NBC's broadcast of the Winter Olympics (1.25, +0.04) grew slightly, leading the way once more. In other sports news, ABC's women's college basketball broadcast (0.31) was more than two times higher than men's college basketball on Fox (0.13). On CBS, 48 Hours (0.08, -0.05) plummeted. The CW had a shockingly strong NASCAR broadcast (0.21). Key: (R) = repeat.
Friday TV Ratings 2/13/26: Winter Olympics Sink, RuPaul’s Drag Race Also Down, 20/20 Jumps [+ Analysis]
The Winter Olympics (1.21, -0.27) weakened considerably on NBC, even as nothing came close to it in the key demo. On ABC, 20/20 (0.29, +0.05) grew significantly, rising from an already solid Celebrity Wheel rerun (0.26). CBS aired repeats of Survivor (0.15) and Sheriff Country (0.08/0.09). College basketball (0.23) was down from last week on Fox. The CW aired reruns of Penn & Teller: Fool Us (0.03) and Masters of Illusion (0.03). Key: (R) = repeat.
Fox Announces Spring Premiere and Finale Dates
Fox has announced the finale dates for their ongoing series and the premiere dates of their spring lineup. All dates are as follows:
Thursday TV Ratings 2/12/26: Primetime Winter Olympics Coverage Dips Below 10 Million for First Time in 2026, Going Dutch Hits Series Low, Love Story Flops on FX [+ Analysis]
Coverage of the Winter Olympics (1.48, -0.02) dipped slightly on NBC, but the drop in viewership was more pronounced. On Fox, Next Level Chef (0.23, -0.03) and Going Dutch (0.10, -0.03) both slipped, with the latter falling behind an Animal Control repeat (0.12). ABC aired repeats of 9-1-1: Nashville (0.22/0.18/0.14). CBS aired reruns of Survivor (0.18) and Elsbeth (0.09). Scrabble (0.05, +0.01) ticked up on the CW, while Trivial Pursuit (0.03, -0.03) lost half of last week's rating. Key: (R) = repeat.
Marietta Season 8 Episode 16 - Ellie the Great
Marietta Season 8 Episode 16
Ellie the Great
ABC Renew/Cancel Week 17: Grey’s Anatomy’s Vitals Are Strong
Evergreen Aimee Season 5 Episode 13 - Ranked Choice
Evergreen Aimee Season 5 Episode 13
Ranked Choice
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Wednesday TV Ratings 2/11/26: Winter Olympics Tick Up, The Masked Singer Rebounds Despite Olympic Competition, The Beauty Ties Low [+ Analysis]
After dealing with some declines, the Winter Olympics (1.5, +0.07) rose slightly on NBC, providing the network with another night-topping performance. But despite the competition, Fox's The Masked Singer (0.3, +0.1) rebounded significantly. Fear Factor: House of Fear (0.21, +0.02) was also up, albeit to a lesser degree. On the repeat front, ABC aired encores of Shifting Gears (0.17/0.16/0.11/0.08) and Shark Tank (0.08), while CBS aired reruns of Survivor (0.16) and Matlock (0.07). The CW re-aired episodes of Police 24/7 (0.04/0.04). Key: (R) = repeat.
Our House Season 8 Episode 14 - Our Dating App
Our House Season 8 Episode 14
Our Dating App
Select ABC Multiplatform Ratings: How The Rookie, Will Trent, 9-1-1, More Compare with Streaming Factored In
Tuesday TV Ratings 2/10/26: Winter Olympics Slip Again, Will Trent Hits Lowest Rating Since 2023, Survivor Repeat Tops Best Medicine [+ Analysis]
The NBC broadcast of the Winter Olympics (1.43, -0.17) lost some momentum on Tuesday night, but its dominance remained intact. Likely as a result of the additional competition, ABC drama Will Trent (0.25, -0.12) plummeted, and Fox's Best Medicine (0.22, -0.03) cooled down. Doc (0.19, -0.02) also dipped, but the CW's WWE NXT (0.12, +0.04) actually rose. CBS went with repeats of Survivor (0.23), NCIS (0.13), and NCIS: Origins (0.07). Key: (R) = repeat.
Monday TV Ratings 2/9/26: The Rookie Drops to Series Low Against Declining Winter Olympics, American Idol and Memory of a Killer Also Drop [+ Analysis]
The Winter Olympics (1.6) slipped on NBC, but its presence still appeared to affect the other broadcast networks, as American Idol (0.43, -0.13) and The Rookie (0.19, -0.06) both dealt with steep declines on ABC. Extracted (0.15, -0.04) and Memory of a Killer (0.14, -0.02) also dropped on Fox. CBS went with repeats of Survivor (0.2) and FBI (0.14/0.11). The CW aired encores of Wild Cards (0.03/0.02). Key: (R) = repeat.
Sunday TV Ratings 2/8/26: Super Bowl Slightly Down from 2025, Winter Olympics Dip from 2022 Post-Super Bowl Rating, Puppy Bowl Draws Highest Audience Since 2018 [+ Analysis]
On NBC, Super Bowl LX posted a 36.74 rating in the Adults 18-49 demographic, marking a 3% dip from 2025 (37.92). Later in the night, the Winter Olympics (4.5) enjoyed a sizable boost. Over on ABC, repeats of America's Funniest Home Videos (0.09/0.10) and American Idol (0.11) served as viewing options for those uninterested in the game. CBS aired encores of 60 Minutes (0.09), Tracker (0.09), Sheriff Country (0.06), and Watson (0.05). Fox went with reruns of Next Level Chef (0.05), The Simpsons (0.07), Universal Basic Guys (0.07/0.05), and Krapopolis (0.05). The CW aired repeats of Penn & Teller: Fool Us (0.01/0.02/0.02). Key: (R) = repeat.
Saturday TV Ratings 2/7/26: Winter Olympics Barely Down from First Competitive Night of Beijing Olympics, The Way To You Decent on Hallmark, College Basketball on ESPN Takes Second [+ Analysis]
NBC's broadcast of the Winter Olympics (1.76) was once more on top, despite a decline. NBA on ABC (0.52) barely fended off Fox's college basketball (0.45) in the key demo. 48 Hours (0.13, -0.01) inched down on CBS. The CW aired I Am Richard Pryor (0.04). Key: (R) = repeat.
Friday TV Ratings 2/6/26: Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony Up Dramatically from 2022 Opening Ceremony, WWE SmackDown Jumps Again, Unrivaled Up from Previous Friday [+ Analysis]
The opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics (2.3) was up by 17% from 2022 (1.97) in the Adults 18-49 demographic, giving NBC a clear lead on Friday night. ABC aired a Celebrity Wheel repeat (0.2) and 20/20 (0.15). CBS went with reruns of Sheriff Country (0.13) and Boston Blue (0.11/0.11). Fox aired college basketball (0.29). The CW aired encores of Penn & Teller: Fool Us (0.06) and Masters of Illusion (0.05). Key: (R) = repeat.
Marietta Season 8 Episode 15 - What If...?
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Marietta Season 8 Episode 15
What If...?
ABC Renew/Cancel Week 16: Shifting Gears Stays Strong As It Parks Season Two
Thursday TV Ratings 2/5/26: NFL Honors Soar Above 2025 Rating, Winter Olympics Preview Strong, Next Level Chef and Animal Control Dip [+ Analysis]
NBC had a strong night overall as an Olympics preview special (0.45) dominated, and the NFL Honors (0.69) rose by a whopping 57% from last year (0.44). On Fox, Next Level Chef (0.26, -0.03), Animal Control (0.17, -0.04), and Going Dutch (0.13, -0.06) all declined. CBS aired encores of Georgie & Mandy (0.21), Ghosts (0.14), Matlock (0.12), and Elsbeth (0.09). ABC went with a trio of 9-1-1 repeats (0.25/0.21/0.12). Scrabble (0.04, -0.01) slipped on the CW, but Trivial Pursuit (0.06, +0.02) rose. Key: (R) = repeat.
Evergreen Aimee Season 5 Episode 12 - The Ferrera-Donahues Take on Milano-Cortina
Evergreen Aimee Season 5 Episode 12
The Ferrera-Donahues Take on Milano-Cortina
The Muppet Show Special Review
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| Photo Credit: ABC |
Few would have a bad word to say about The Muppet Show, a comedy-variety series that brought the stars of the day to the stage and made stars out of the felt creations that stood alongside them. But after the series signed off in 1981, successfully bringing the Muppets back to the small screen became an unprecedented struggle. First came The Jim Henson Hour, a 1989 NBC effort that was pulled after a handful of episodes. Then came Muppets Tonight, a hip ABC reimagining that lasted just two short seasons in the late '90s, the second of which was tossed on the Disney Channel. The franchise returned to ABC in 2015 with The Muppets, a mockumentary sitcom that started strong but lost viewers rapidly. Soon after, Kermit and the gang entered the streaming age, leading to the emergence of Muppets Now and The Muppets Mayhem on Disney Plus, but neither lasted more than a season. And now comes The Muppet Show...again, a return to the format that captivated viewers in the first place. As a whole, this half-hour showcase is well aware of what made the original series a pop-culture staple, and it sticks to the basics in an endearing way.
The Muppets have long been governed by the principle of "affectionate anarchy", a phrase often used by legendary puppeteer and film director Frank Oz. Finding the proper balance between the heart-warming and the heart-pounding is key to the development of a solid production. That balance is generally respected during this half-hour. Anarchy is on display throughout as Crazy Harry threatens to ruin Sabrina Carpenter's performance of "Manchild", and resident janitor Beauregard causes trouble during Rizzo's rendition of The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights". But then affection shines through when Kermit allows as many Muppets as possible to have a moment in the spotlight, leading to a grand performance of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now". This serves as a tremendous ending to an episode rife with backstage drama over who gets to perform for the first show back, an apt storyline given the circumstances.
The special also excels by introducing new elements. One area where this is evident is with the expansion of the audience's role. Outside of Statler and Waldorf's quips from the balcony, the spectators in the original Muppet Show rarely had a prominent function. Here, they get a chance to interact with the stage show in front of them, with guest star Maya Rudolph and the relatively obscure Beautiful Day Monster emerging as a unique comedic duo from the crowd. Rudolph's brush with death, as a result of a Muppet Labs skit gone wrong, is an entertaining bit that occurs only because new avenues have been opened up.
The return of The Muppet Show will not delight all. Many iconic recurring sketches are absent, and viewers may have trouble adjusting to Kermit the Frog's new voice. But when a franchise has provided so many different movies, shows, and specials over the years, there is no possible way to cater to everyone. One Muppet enthusiast is not going to want the same final product as another, and it is a difficult task to match the magic of the puppeteers who are no longer with us. And yet, the cast and crew still come close to replicating the charm of The Muppet Show. Even the little things, like Gonzo losing control of his skates or Zoot finding one of Beaker's eyeballs in his saxophone, reveal that the writers understand how to form sight gags true to the spirit of the source material. And while this special provides longtime fans with a trip down memory lane, it also gives newcomers a sample of the infectious joy that these characters have supplied for so long. That is about all one could ask of a Muppet production in 2026.
Grade: A-
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Wednesday TV Ratings 2/4/26: The Muppet Show Impressive, Shifting Gears Rises for Finale, The Masked Singer Tumbles to Series Low [+ Analysis]
It was time to light the lights on Wednesday night as The Muppet Show (0.52) returned for a new installment for the first time in decades. The ABC showing of the special was the highest-rated broadcast of the evening in the Adults 18-49 demographic, rising by a tenth from an already strong Abbott Elementary (0.42, +0.02). Earlier in the night, Shifting Gears (0.39, +0.03) enjoyed a nice finale uptick. On CBS, The Price Is Right At Night (0.39, +0.08) surged, but Hollywood Squares (0.20, -0.07) plummeted. Chicago Med (0.36, +0.05), Chicago Fire (0.34, +0.09), and Chicago PD (0.28, +0.06) all soared on NBC. Fox's The Masked Singer (0.20, -0.14) and Fear Factor: House of Fear (0.19, -0.07) were pushed to later slots and collapsed as a result. Police 24/7 (0.04, 0.00) was stable on the CW. Key: (R) = repeat. (F) = finale.
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