Streaming Ratings, Week of April 28: Netflix’s You Makes It 2 Weeks at No. 1
Posted in: UncategorizedNetflix’s The Four Seasons, which made its series debut, finished as the No. 2 title.
Netflix’s The Four Seasons, which made its series debut, finished as the No. 2 title.
Lawrence O’Donnell was MSNBC’s top show in total viewers.
MSNBC finished ahead of CNN in the demo during total day and primetime.
The Weeknight is approaching the end of its first month on the air.
CNN was the only network to record gains in either of the measured categories.
Rachel Maddow and CNN Newsroom lead for their respective networks.
Gowdy finished ahead of Life, Liberty & Levin in total viewers.
Lawrence O’Donnell led for MSNBC in a 6 p.m. perch.
MSNBC felt the absence of Rachel Maddow’s five-nights-a-week schedule.
The networks went into the holiday weekend with some positive momentum.
Each show saw week-to-week gains ahead of the holiday weekend.
MSNBC and CNN split second place in total viewers and the demo, respectively.
The Five was first for Fox News in total viewers, while the 5 p.m. hours of The Lead and Deadline: White House led for their respective networks.
The Five was first for Fox News, while Jake Tapper took that spot for CNN.
YouTube and Paramount Global recorded the highest month-to-month increases at 0.4%.
Only two titles crossed the billion-viewing minutes threshold, both belonging to Netflix.
A naval training ship’s collision with the Brooklyn Bridge turned Saturday night into a breaking news night.
CNN’s newsier hours from 4-8 p.m. topped its lineup of originals from 8-midnight.
The Five finished third among A25-54 viewers behind Gutfeld!
Broadcast and linear TV viewing segments grew for the month largely thanks to sports content.