Finals Update: 'Survivor' (+0.1) adjusted up.
Showing posts with label the flash ratings. Show all posts
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Ratings Analysis: On ABC, 'Jeopardy! Masters' (0.61, +0.04) finished strong on finale night and climbed to its third highest-rating of this cycle. The alphabet network tried to use 'Jeopardy!' to boost the series premiere of 'The Prank Panel' (0.30), but the latter failed to even retain half of its lead-in. At 10, 'The Game Show Show' (0.19, -0.09) crashed in week three, likely due to 'Prank Panel' being a good bit lower than the usual 'Celebrity Wheel'. CBS's 'Survivor' (0.69, -0.02) topped the night for its finale but dropped by two-hundredths on a week-to-week basis. Dramas 'Chicago Med' (0.44, -0.03) and 'Chicago PD' (0.45, -0.01) also dipped for their season closers on NBC. Sandwiched in-between, 'Chicago Fire' (0.49, 0.00) held steady and widened the gap between it and its companions. Fox was the only network with no finales, instead going with the season premiere of 'MasterChef' (0.33) and the series debut of 'Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars' (0.27). Though this was a pretty middling start for 'Food Stars', this debut night is certainly an improvement over Tuesday's 'Shazam'-'Lyrics' combo (0.22/0.24). On the CW, 'The Flash' (0.09, -0.01) ended its 9-season run in unremarkable fashion. The superhero drama shed a hundredth and led into a sinking edition of 'Riverdale' (0.04, -0.01). For 'Flash', this is a far far cry from the 1.9 rating it began its run with 9 years prior.
Wednesday TV Ratings 4/26/23: Carol Burnett Special OK in Demo but Big in Total Viewers, The Goldbergs Ties Low, Survivor and Not Dead Yet Also Slip (UPDATED)
Wednesday TV Ratings 3/29/23: Riverdale Rises from Finale, The Masked Singer and Chicago PD Rebound, Survivor Continues to Lead (UPDATED)
Wednesday TV Ratings 2/8/23: Not Dead Yet Starts with a Pulse, A Million Little Things Returns Up, The Flash Slightly Down in Final Season Premiere (UPDATED)
The Flash Ending with Season 9
The Arrowverse is over in a Flash. Long-running superhero drama The Flash, a spinoff of Arrow, will end its run after its upcoming ninth season. Though the show has experienced large ratings declines in recent seasons, it has remained a top performer for the network and survived the May 2022 programming purge that saw the cancellation of numerous fellow DC series, including Legends of Tomorrow and Batwoman. The ninth and final season will be its shortest, premiering midseason with just a thirteen-episode order. Grant Gustin, Candice Patton and Danielle Panabaker are among the principal cast members on the series.
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