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The Unicorn Canceled by CBS

The Unicorn has gone extinct, as CBS has canceled the comedy series after two seasons. The series was reporedly an internal favorite at CBS, but its ratings were simply too abysmal to justify another season. It was the third lowest-rated show on CBS, ahead of only SWAT and Clarice, and averaged a 0.45 in the 18-49 demo in season two. It had a shortened second season and often aired episodes behind repeats, and didn't seem to have much going for it. The series, which starred Walton Goggins, Michaela Watkins, Rob Corddry, Omar Miller and Maya Lynne Robinson, ran for thirty-one episodes over its two seasons. This is a correct prediction for the TV Ratings Guide.

Thursday TV Ratings 3/18/21: The Unicorn Ends Down, Hell’s Kitchen, Call Me Kat and Last Man Standing Rise, Grey’s Anatomy Steady Behind Down Station 19 (UPDATED)


Preliminary Analysis: ABC began their night in rough fashion as 'Station 19' (0.7) lost two-tenths from its week-ago return. 'Grey's Anatomy' (0.9) held steady from there while 'A Million Little Things' (0.5) managed to pick up a tenth. Fox had a surprisingly strong evening as 'Hell's Kitchen' (0.8) and 'Call Me Kat' (0.6) each rose by two-tenths, both shows reaching heights they haven't seen since January. This resurgence comes just a week after they fell to nasty, new lows (0.6/0.4). 'Last Man Standing' (0.5) inched up at the end of the lineup. On NBC, 'Superstore' (0.4) perked up slightly after its awful performance from last week (0.35), with its series finale right around the corner. The seasoned comedy was followed by a repeat of itself (0.3), an 'SVU' encore (0.3), and a rising 'Dateline' (0.4). After being preempted last week, CBS's 'The Unicorn' (0.4/0.4) closed out its second season with a one-hour finale. The struggling sitcom shed two-tenths from its previous installment but was able to avoid hitting a new low. 'Unicorn' was surrounded by reruns of 'Young Sheldon' (0.5/0.5) and 'Clarice' (0.2). 'Walker' (0.3) gained a tenth on the CW as 'Legacies' (0.1) remained even. 

Finals Update: Station 19 (+0.1), Grey's Anatomy (+0.1) and Superstore (+0.1) adjusted up.

Thursday TV Ratings 3/11/21: Grey’s Anatomy Slips Below 1.0 for the First Time, Young Sheldon, Superstore & Call Me Kat Among Many Shows Down Behind President Biden Address (UPDATED)


Preliminary Analysis: In theory, airing an address by President Biden in the 8pm slot should give the programs after it a sizable boost in the ratings. That idea didn't hold any water last night as most shows struggled to keep it together. ABC led the way with the returns of 'Station 19' (0.8), 'Grey's Anatomy' (0.8), and 'A Million Little Things' (0.4). When compared to their winter finales, 'Little Things' was down by one-tenth, 'Station' down by two, and 'Grey's' down by three. CBS's sitcom block also had a rough time as 'Young Sheldon' (0.7) and 'Mom' (0.5) each shed two-tenths. In-between the two, 'B Positive' (0.6) only dropped by one. 'Clarice' (0.3) found itself hitting a new low in the 10pm hour. 

On NBC, 'Superstore' (0.3) fell into disastrous territory, posting its lowest rating yet. A repeat of 'SVU' (0.3) and an abysmal 'Dateline' original (0.2) followed suit. Over on Fox, 'Hell's Kitchen' (0.6) and 'Call Me Kat' (0.4) each inched down, but 'Last Man Standing' (0.5) actually managed to rise. 'Last Man' was the only show on one of the big 4 networks to make any significant gain, garnering its strongest rating since early January. Unaffected by political matters as usual, The CW's 'Walker' (0.3) rose a tenth while 'Legacies' (0.1) was flat. The Biden address itself scored a 0.8 rating on ABC and CBS, putting the two networks in a virtual tie. NBC and Fox also matched each other by posting identical 0.5 ratings. 

Finals Update: ABC's President Biden Address (+0.1), Grey's Anatomy (+0.1), Clarice (+0.1), Superstore (+0.1) and Dateline NBC (+0.1) adjusted up. Last Man Standing (-0.1) adjusted down.

Thursday TV Ratings 3/4/21: Celebrity Wheel of Fortune and The Chase End Down, Superstore Down in Return to 8, Mom, The Unicorn and Clarice Steady Behind Down B Positive (UPDATED)


Preliminary Analysis: The 8-episode run of 'Celebrity Wheel of Fortune' (0.7) ended with a new series low on ABC, down a tenth from last week's broadcast. 'Wheel' initially found itself in strong territory but never rose above the 1.0 threshold past early January. The two-hour finale of 'The Chase' (0.5/0.4) followed right after, with the game show garnering its lowest rating yet at 9 and then hitting another new low at 10. Needless to say, both programs left a particularly dreadful final impression. CBS suffered some minor slippage with 'Young Sheldon' (0.9) and 'B Positive' (0.6) but 'Mom' (0.7), 'The Unicorn' (0.5), and 'Clarice' (0.4) all tied their previous showings. With 'Mr. Mayor' out of the way, NBC's 'Superstore' (0.4) ticked down in its return to the 8pm hour. The workplace sitcom has just 4 episodes left before it leaves the airwaves for good. Later in the night, 'Dateline' (0.4) held even with what its week-ago repeat posted in the slot. Meager reruns of 'Young Rock' (0.2) and 'SVU' (0.3) separated the two originals. Fox was steady as usual with 'Hell's Kitchen' (0.7), 'Call Me Kat' (0.5), and 'Last Man Standing' (0.4). 'Kat' has now posted its 5th-straight 0.5 rating. The CW had encores of 'Walker' (0.1) and 'Legacies' (0.0).

Finals Update: 'B Positive' (+0.1), 'The Unicorn' (+0.1), both episodes of 'The Chase' (+0.1 each), and 'Last Man Standing' (+0.1) adjusted up.

Thursday TV Ratings 2/18/21: Law & Order: SVU Steady After Break, Mom Slips After Cancellation, Clarice and The Hustler Also Tick Down (UPDATED)


Preliminary Analysis: A week after their triumphant return, CBS was down across the board with 'Young Sheldon' (0.8), 'B Positive' (0.6), recently-canceled 'Mom' (0.6), 'The Unicorn' (0.4), and 10pm drama 'Clarice' (0.4). 'Unicorn' shed two-tenths while all the other programs were down a tenth. On ABC, 'The Hustler' (0.4) inched down while 'Celebrity Wheel of Fortune' (0.8) and 'The Chase' (0.6) were flat. On NBC, 'Law & Order: SVU' (0.7) held even after a month-long break and led into the first installment of 'Dateline' multi-part crime drama 'The Widower' (0.5). The latter was a good bit above the 0.34 that 'Dateline' itself posted a week ago. Earlier in the night, 'Mr. Mayor' posted its third-straight 0.5 rating and was followed by a 'Young Rock' encore (0.3). Fox was steady all-around with 'Hell's Kitchen' (0.7), 'Call Me Kat' (0.5), and 'Last Man Standing' (0.4). The CW's 'Walker' (0.2) matched its previous episode but 'Legacies' (0.1) lost a tick. 

Finals Update: Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (+0.1), The Hustler (+0.1), Mom (+0.1) and The Unicorn (+0.1) adjusted up.

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.

Thursday TV Ratings 1/28/21: The Unicorn Hits New Low Behind Repeats, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune and The Chase Decline, Mr. Mayor Rises (UPDATED)


Preliminary Analysis: ABC's Thursday-night lead was more subdued than usual as 'Celebrity Wheel of Fortune' (0.8) and 'The Chase' (0.6) both shed a tenth from last week. 'The Hustler' (0.5) clung to its week-ago rating in the 10pm slot. NBC was steady with 'Mr. Mayor' (0.5) and 'Superstore' (0.4) but 'Dateline' (0.5) actually rose two-tenths despite its 'SVU' lead-in (0.4) being in repeat-mode. Fox was flat with a sturdy 'Hell's Kitchen' (0.7), a solid 'Call Me Kat' (0.6), and a struggling 'Last Man Standing' (0.4). On CBS, 'The Unicorn' (0.3) crashed to a new low leading out of a 'Mom' repeat (0.3). 'Young Sheldon' encores (0.5/0.4) bested the Walton Goggins comedy while 'Star Trek: Discovery' (0.2) remained anemic at 10. The CW's 'Walker' (0.3) inched down in week 2 while 'Legacies' (0.2) held even.

Finals Update: The Chase (+0.1), Mr. Mayor (+0.1),  The Unicorn (+0.1), and repeats of Law & Order: SVU (+0.1), Young Sheldon at 8:30 (+0.1) and Mom (+0.1) adjusted up.

Thursday TV Ratings 12/17/20: CBS Comedies and Grey’s Anatomy Down for Midseason Finales, Station 19 Rises, NFL Also Down (UPDATED)


Preliminary Analysis: ABC had a mixed bag on midseason finale night as 'Station 19' (0.9) rose a tenth for its final episode of 2020 but 'Grey's Anatomy' (1.0) lost two. 'A Million Little Things' (0.5) managed to hold steady at 10pm despite a reduced lead-in. 'Young Sheldon' (0.7), 'B Positive' (0.5), and 'The Unicorn' (0.4) all shed a tenth on CBS while 'Mom' (0.5) took a more alarming two-tenth dip. 'Star Trek: Discovery' (0.2) did not budge at 10. Fox's 'Chargers v. Raiders' NFL game (2.2) was a tenth short of what last week's 'Patriots v. Rams' game (2.3) posted in preliminary ratings. NBC went with a 'Dolly Parton' movie repeat (0.4) and a 'Dateline' original (0.4). The CW had an animal-themed evening with 'Dog of the Year' (0.1) and 'World's Funniest Animals' (0.1/0.1). 

Finals Update: Fox's NFL game (3.4, +1.1), 'Station 19' (1.0, +0.1), and 'Grey's Anatomy' (1.1, +0.1) all 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.

Thursday TV Ratings 11/19/20: Supernatural Steady for Series Finale, Grey’s Anatomy and Station 19 Slip, A Million Little Things Premiere Ties Finale (UPDATED)


Preliminary Analysis: A 15-year run came to an end on the CW as the network aired the series finale of drama 'Supernatural' (0.3) at 9pm and a retrospective special at 8pm (0.3). 'Supernatural' held steady with its last episode for its final broadcast. Fox took the Thursday night crown once again, unable to be dethroned by the other networks as they aired the 'Cardinals v. Seahawks' NFL game (2.6). On ABC, week 2 of 'Station 19' (0.9) took a troubling three-tenth dip from last week's strong debut (1.2). 'Grey's Anatomy' (1.2) was a good bit steadier, only shedding one tenth from its week-ago start. The alphabet network capped things off with the return of 'A Million Little Things' (0.7). The series was down three-tenths from its 2019 premiere but held even with where it left off in March 2020. CBS's lineup saw some promising momentum as both 'B Positive' (0.6) and 'The Unicorn' (0.5) gained a tenth from their last episodes. Anchors 'Young Sheldon' (0.8) and 'Mom' (0.6) were flat at the top of the hour while 'Star Trek: Discovery' (0.2) inched down at 10pm. NBC had a stable 'Superstore' (0.5) but 'Law & Order: SVU' (0.5) and 'Dateline' (0.3) each shed a tenth. 'SVU' had little lead-in help from a rotten 'Superstore' encore (0.2) at 8:30. 

Finals Update: NFL: Cardinals v. Seahawks (+1.7), the repeat of Superstore (+0.1), Grey's Anatomy (+0.1) and Station 19 (+0.1) adjusted up.

CBS Renew/Cancel November 5-12, 2020: Young Sheldon is The Certain for Renewal on a Tired Network


CBS has NFL as well as the Superbowl, but that's about all it has to write home about.  Full of aging sitcoms, softening reality entries and run-of-the-mill procedurals, the network has not updated itself in some time.  The network reclaimed 1st place for much of the 2000-11 seasons with Survivor, Big Brother and then trending procedurals CSI and NCIS, and has seemed to be stuck in these 2000's trends.  CSI and its spinoffs long came and past, and its cavalcade of inspired procedurals now are middling at best.  A brief renaissance came in the early 2010's as Chuck Lorre's sitcoms such as The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men and others burned red-hot while flooding the Tiffany Network with brash toilet humor, but that renaissance faded as these series ended their runs.  Barely holding a series that can break the 1.0 Nielsen mark in 2020, CBS's scripted series have fallen below powerful NBC and fellow middling ABC.  The network is looking tired, and the ratings now show it.


After 8 days of performance, CBS already has winners and losers predicted.  Young Sheldon bounced back after taking a hit from its once mammoth numbers.  It is no longer a mega-hit like its heyday of being broadcast's 2nd strongest sitcom.  In fact, it is in 4th among the 14 sitcoms airing (read about that in the SITCOM SCORECARD).  But it is also in its 4th season and has helped restore CBS' reputation tarnished by prior Chuck Lorre sitcoms exhibiting crass toilet humor and is a Certain Renewal.  Outsourced Mom just entered its 8th season minus principle lead Anna Faris and holding sturdy but middling.  Allison Janney's contract is slated to expire this season, so a Likely Renewal is predicted if the series can deliver strong minus Faris as well as secure a deal with Janney.

The NCIS franchise delivered a mild Football Inflation to NCIS: Los Angeles and registered a hearty 0.8. It will likely shed 25% of that overage but nonetheless the franchise has provided CBS an effective solution to weak Sunday programming.  Unless either series' showrunners decide to throw in the towel, it is a Likely Renewal.  Veteran series SWAT on the other hand delivered poor ratings in its two-hour debut on Wednesday November 11.  In fact, it took 3rd in both of its timeslots.  The series remains On the Bubble pending ABC's performance with returning series For Life.  To see how CBS' dramas are stacking against the other networks, read about it in the DRAMA SCORECARD. 

New sitcoms have struggled on Thursday evenings since Young Sheldon blazed onto the schedule in 2017.  B-Positive is struggling to hold onto its weakened lead-in and lead-out, and a downtick this week leaves it Leans Cancellation.  Unless it can bounce back to a 0.6 in more showings, it will continue to sink.  The Unicorn is critically acclaimed yet delivered a sitcom series low for CBS at 0.4 out of Mom's 0.6.  Something has to change as CBS continues to shop new sitcoms to freshen its lineup.  Likely Cancellation is predicted.

Thursday TV Ratings 11/12/20: Grey’s Anatomy and SVU Return Down, Station 19 Rises from Finale, The Unicorn Premiere Hits Series Low (UPDATED)

 

Preliminary Analysis: Although Fox remained on top with the 'Colts v Titains' NFL game (2.2), ABC brought back its medical drama lineup in stellar fashion. The season premiere of 'Station 19' (1.1) was only a tenth behind where the series began in January 2020 (1.2). Lead-out 'Grey's Anatomy' (1.3) was two-tenths below last fall's start (1.5) but essentially on-par with its April 2020 finale (1.4). On CBS, 'Young Sheldon' (0.8) gained a tenth while episode two of new sitcom 'B Positive' (0.5) lost one. 'Positive' looks a good bit worse than last week but still remains in passable territory. 'Mom' (0.6) held even at 9pm but the season two premiere of 'The Unicorn' (0.4) went two-tenths below its previous series low. 'Star Trek: Discovery' (0.3) inched up at the end of the lineup. NBC's 'Superstore' (0.5) held steady while the 22nd premiere of 'Law & Order: SVU' (0.6) was a tenth below last year's (0.7) at 9pm. The CW was once more steady across the board with 'Supernatural' (0.3) and 'The Outpost' (0.1).

Finals Update: Station 19 (+0.1) and NFL: Colts v. Titans (+1.3) adjusted up.

The Unicorn Renewed for Season Two

The Unicorn will be back for a second season on CBS. The sitcom was a middling performer for CBS that had modest retention of lead-in Young Sheldon, but it seems to have been well-liked by CBS and was still their #2 new sitcom this season. The show received a shorter episode order than the usual sitcom, with a back-five instead of the usual back-nine, but that may have been an issue of too little space vs. an actual sign that CBS wasn't happy with the show. Walton Goggins stars in the series alongside Michaela Watkins, Rob Corddry, Omar Miller and Maya Lynne Robinson. This is a correct prediction for The TV Ratings Guide.

Thursday TV Ratings 3/12/20: The Unicorn and Carol’s Second Act Rise for Finales, Young Sheldon, Deputy and Indebted Also Rise (UPDATED)

Finals Update: Station 19 (+0.1) adjusted up. Deputy (-0.1) adjusted down.
Time
Show
18-49 Rating/Share
Viewers (mil)
Channel
8 PMYoung Sheldon1.1/68.76CBS

Station 191.1/66.62ABC

Last Man Standing0.6/33.62Fox

Superstore (R)0.5/32.51NBC

Katy Keene0.1/10.60The CW
8:30 PMThe Unicorn (F)0.7/45.79CBS

Brooklyn Nine-Nine0.6/32.28NBC

Outmatched0.5/32.09Fox
9 PMGrey's Anatomy1.2/66.29ABC

Mom0.8/46.35CBS

Deputy0.5/33.50Fox

Will & Grace0.5/32.31NBC

Legacies0.2/10.51The CW
9:30 PMCarol's Second Act (Series Finale)0.7/45.23CBS

Indebted0.4/21.55NBC
10 PMA Million Little Things0.6/33.87ABC

Tommy0.5/34.89CBS

Law & Order: SVU (R)0.5/32.39NBC

Thursday TV Ratings 3/5/20: Grey’s Anatomy Gets a Bump for Major Episode, Young Sheldon Fractional, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Will & Grace Rise

Last night was a big night for Grey's Anatomy, which bid adieu to original cast member Justin Chambers' character Alex Karev after sixteen seasons. The episode was promoted more than usual and say a significant boost in interest, up two tenths over the previous episode. That wasn't enough to help out lead-out A Million Little Things, which held onto its series low despite that higher lead-in. It also didn't help lead-in Station 19 hold onto its 1.1 from last week's crossover. All three shows remained the leaders in their timeslots this week, with AMLT claiming sole possession of #1 at 10 PM.

CBS sitcoms returned from a week off, mostly steady. The one notable exception was Young Sheldon. Previously the only currently-running broadcast comedy to never dip below 1.0, the show did just that this week. It previously went fractional in preliminary ratings in October before adjusting up to 1.0. At 10, Tommy held onto last week's bounce with its second-straight 0.5

NBC lost its lead-out comedy Superstore and its 10 o'clock drama Law & Order SVU this week, putting them on repeats necessary to stretch their seasons out, but they still saw upticks for two thirds of their original lineup. Brooklyn Nine-Nine and the exiting Will & Grace both recovered a bit from last week's lows, with Nine-Nine now tying The Unicorn to become the #1 comedy in its slot. At 9:30, Indebted dropped to its previous ugly low of 0.3, going from 100% retention to 60% in just a week.

On Fox, leading comedy Last Man Standing took another tumble to 0.6, continuing what has been a middling season for the show in the ratings department. Outmatched stayed steady at an okay 0.5, while Deputy dropped behind it to a 0.5, dropping to 0.4 in one half-hour. On a network as packed as Fox, these numbers aren't great, but these ratings aren't that much different than the rest of the shows on the network.

The CW continued to air their Katy Keene/Legacies (R) lineup to no success whatsoever.

Final numbers to come.
Time
Show
18-49 Rating/Share
Viewers (mil)
Channel
8 PMStation 191.0/66.09ABC

Young Sheldon0.9/58.47CBS

Last Man Standing0.6/43.53Fox

Superstore (R)0.5/32.06NBC

Katy Keene0.1/10.52The CW
8:30 PMThe Unicorn0.6/45.57CBS

Brooklyn Nine-Nine0.6/31.86NBC

Outmatched0.5/32.06Fox
9 PMGrey's Anatomy1.3/76.31ABC

Mom0.7/45.79CBS

Will & Grace0.5/32.09NBC

Deputy0.5/33.31Fox

Legacies (R)0.1/00.31The CW
9:30 PMCarol's Second Act0.6/34.68CBS

Indebted0.3/21.40NBC
10 PMA Million Little Things0.6/43.74ABC

Tommy0.5/34.62CBS

Law & Order: SVU (R)0.4/32.26NBC

Thursday TV Ratings 2/20/20: Will & Grace Stays Low as Other NBC Comedies Rise, Station 19 and Grey’s Anatomy Rise

Final numbers to come.
Time
Show
18-49 Rating/Share
Viewers (mil)
Channel
8 PMYoung Sheldon1.0/69.03CBS

Station 191.0/56.27ABC

Superstore0.7/42.68NBC

Last Man Standing0.7/43.62Fox

Katy Keene0.1/10.54The CW
8:30 PMThe Unicorn0.7/46.00CBS

Brooklyn Nine-Nine0.6/31.92NBC

Outmatched0.5/32.06Fox
9 PMGrey's Anatomy1.1/55.99ABC

Mom0.7/46.29CBS

Deputy0.5/33.30Fox

Will & Grace0.4/32.03NBC

Dogs of the Year (R)0.1/10.54The CW
9:30 PMCarol's Second Act0.6/34.74CBS

Indebted0.4/21.56NBC
10 PMLaw & Order: SVU0.7/43.43NBC

A Million Little Things0.6/33.66ABC

Tommy0.4/34.69CBS

Thursday TV Ratings 2/13/20: Tommy Holds Steady, Katy Keene and Indebted Stumble, The Unicorn and SVU Rise (UPDATED)

Finals Update: All shows held their preliminary ratings.
Time
Show
18-49 Rating/Share
Viewers (mil)
Channel
8 PMYoung Sheldon1.0/58.84CBS

Station 190.9/55.98ABC

Last Man Standing0.6/43.68Fox

Superstore0.6/42.34NBC

Katy Keene0.1/10.56The CW
8:30 PMThe Unicorn0.8/46.04CBS

Outmatched0.5/32.17Fox

Brooklyn Nine-Nine0.5/31.79NBC
9 PMGrey's Anatomy1.0/65.55ABC

Mom0.8/46.26CBS

Will & Grace0.4/21.96NBC

Deputy0.5/33.38Fox

Legacies0.2/10.62The CW
9:30 PMCarol's Second Act0.6/34.87CBS

Indebted0.3/21.53NBC
10 PMLaw & Order: SVU0.7/43.32NBC

A Million Little Things0.6/43.70ABC

Tommy0.4/34.41CBS