Paramount+ Renew/Cancel: SEAL Team Finds Its Footing As A Streaming Original

Thursday TV Ratings 2/4/21: Call Me Kat and Mr. Mayor Tick Down, Steady Hell’s Kitchen On Top (UPDATED)

Preliminary Analysis: With 'Celebrity Wheel of Fortune' (0.5/0.3/0.3) in repeat-mode on ABC, Fox's 'Hell's Kitchen' (0.7) was free to take the leader position. The Gordon Ramsay staple matched its previous installment and outpaced all other telecasts. But the news was less sunny for the Fox network at 9 as sitcom 'Call Me Kat' (0.5) lost a tenth and tied its low-point. 'Last Man Standing' remained frozen at 0.4 in the 9:30 slot. Despite the alphabet network's absence from originals, NBC struggled to make much ratings noise as 'Mr. Mayor' (0.5) inched down at 8 and 'Dateline' (0.3) shed two-tenths at 10. 'Superstore' (0.4) held steady in the middle and led into another 'SVU' encore (0.3). CBS had another round of comedy reruns in the form of 'Young Sheldon' (0.5), 'B Positive' (0.4), and 'Mom' (0.4). A new episode of 'The Unicorn' (0.4) improved slightly from last week's meager performance (0.35) while the 'Stark Trek: Discovery' finale (0.2) didn't budge at 10. On the CW, 'Walker' (0.3) and 'Legacies' (0.2) garnered the same ratings they did a week ago.

Finals Update: Superstore (+0.1) adjusted up.

What’s In Demand: Star Trek and SVU Lead, NCIS: LA and MacGyver Strong, Bob Hearts Abishola Lags Behind

  

Thursday TV Ratings 12/10/20: One Night Only: The Best of Broadway Does Okay While Time Person of the Year Special Struggles, A Million Little Things Dips Behind Steady Grey’s Anatomy (UPDATED)

Preliminary Analysis: On a quiet night with few originals, Fox's 'Patriots v Rams' NFL game (2.3) took the lead by a wide margin and will likely adjust up in finals. On ABC, 'Station 19' (0.8), 'Grey's Anatomy' (1.1), and 'A Million Little Things' (0.5) all lost a tenth from their previous installments. NBC had little luck with a 'Best of Broadway' special (0.5) and even less with a 'Time Person of the Year' (0.3) one. CBS had repeats of 'Young Sheldon' (0.4), 'B Positive' (0.3), 'Mom' (0.3/0.3), and 'Star Trek: Discovery' (0.2). The CW went with 'Silent Night: A Song for the World' (0.1).

Finals Update: NFL: Patriots v. Rams (+1.3) and Grey's Anatomy (+0.1) adjusted up.

Thursday TV Ratings 12/3/20: SVU Monopolizes Increased Voice Holiday Celebration Lead-In, Station 19, Grey’s Anatomy and A Million Little Things Down After Week Off

Preliminary Analysis: ABC's Thursday night dominance remained apparent but a touch more subdued as 'Station 19' (0.8) shed two-tenths while 'Grey's Anatomy' (1.2) and 'A Million Little Things' (0.6) each lost a tenth from their last episodes. CBS was flat across the board with 'Young Sheldon' (0.8), 'B Positive' (0.6), 'Mom' (0.6), 'The Unicorn' (0.5), and 'Star Trek: Discovery' (0.2). On NBC, 'Law & Order: SVU' (0.6) inched up with the help of a 'Voice' special lead-in (0.7) and led into a 10pm edition of 'Dateline' (0.4). Fox came in behind the big 3 with low-rated 'MLS Soccer' (0.2). The CW had 'iHeartRadio Jingle Ball' (0.1) and a double helping of 'World's Funniest Animals' (0.1/0.1).

Final numbers to come.