Should AMC Be Worried About The Walking Dead Ratings?
The Walking Dead closed out season eight with its second-least-watched finale ever. But this is far from a crisis.
The Walking Dead closed out season eight with its second-least-watched finale ever. But this is far from a crisis.
The Late Show’s margin of victory over The Tonight Show stands at a daunting 1.26 million viewers.
The critically praised coming-of-age series debuted in March.
The Conners keep drawing people in.
More people have now seen the show than the 2018 Oscars.
The golden era of linear TV is coming to an end. But there’s a middle ground between dominance and death, and this month hints at a path forward.
More than 18 million watched the Conner family’s return to prime-time TV.
The numbers are in.
The streamer is in the early stages of an aggressive push to dominate unscripted TV.
The video giant is now making a serious push into the subscription-based TV business.
He’s all grown up!
A new report from Reuters suggests that the “first stream” matters a lot.
With 10.3 million viewers, it’s the lowest-rated Idol premiere ever.
“Believe me, if Trump goes back on The Apprentice, we’re all over it.”
ABC doesn’t need to panic about low ratings — yet.
There was a 25 percent drop-off.
America is very interested in what these student activists have to say.
Netflix snagged Ryan Murphy with a $300 million deal. Which showrunner will get the next big payday?
Amazonian, some might say.
The Pyeongchang Games are doing incredible numbers relative to everything else on TV.