Ratings News - 28th November 2016

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  Last Week's Final Adjusted Ratings
  
  
  
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  Early HH Ratings from Marc Berman (programminginsider)
  
  The analysis below is based on the early household numbers and are NOT the same as the numbers that will be posted in the above table later. (See the About section below)
  
  

  NOTE: The opinions expressed here are NOT those of SpoilerTV but of the Author of this Article, Marc Berman.

  
  -Winners:
  “60 Minutes” (CBS), “Sunday Night Football” (NBC), “NCIS: Los Angeles” (CBS)
  
  -Losers (excluding repeats):
  “Once Upon a Time” (ABC), “Secrets and Lies” (ABC), “Quantico” (ABC)
  
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  Ratings Breakdown:
  A half-hour NFL primetime overrun at 7 p.m. on the East Coast lifted CBS to Sunday overnight dominance. It scored a 17.2 rating/28 share into an estimated 13.1/20 (#1) for granddaddy “60 Minutes” from 7:30-8:30 p.m. ET. All results for CBS are approximate due to the football overrun. Next was “NCIS: Los Angeles” at an 8.6/13 from 8:30-9:30 p.m., followed by “Madam Secretary” at a 6.6/10 from 9:30-10:30 p.m. and “Elementary” at a 3.9/ 8 from 10:30-11:30 p.m. All three of the CBS dramas were above average and all three finished second in their respective time periods.
  
  The “Sunday Night Football” match-up on NBC was the Kansas City Chiefs at the Denver Broncos, and it averaged an approximate 11.7/19 for the primetime portion from 8:30-11 p.m. ET. Comparably, this was 27 percent below the 16.0/25 for football on NBC on the year-ago evening.
  
  ABC finished in the very distant No. 3 spot care of an encore telecast of veteran “America’s Funniest Home Videos” (#2: 3.1/ 5 at 7 p.m.), followed by original low-rated installments of “Once Upon a Time” (#3: 2.1/ 3), “Secrets and Lies” (#3: 2.1/ 3) and “Quantico” (#3: 1.7/ 3) from 8-11 p.m. Effective on Jan. 23, 2017, “Quantico” will move into the Monday 10 p.m. hour. ABC has not confirmed what will replace “Quantico” on Sunday.
  
  Fox was in all repeats last night with its combination of animated special “Ice Age”: A Mammoth Christmas” (#2: 2.4/ 4), “Bob’s Burgers” (#4: 1.6/ 2), “The Simpsons” (#4: 1.6/ 2), “Son of Zorn” (#4: 1.0/ 1), “Family Guy” (#4: 1.1/ 2) and “The Last Man on Earth” (#4: 0.8/ 1).
  
  What follows are the metered market household results by half-hour for Sunday, Nov. 27:
  
  7:00 p.m.
  ABC – “America’s Funniest Home Videos” (R): 2.9/ 5 (#2)
  CBS – “NFL Overrun: 17.2/28 (#1)
  NBC – “Football Night in America,” part one: 1.6/ 3 (#4)
  Fox – “Ice Age” (R): 1.6/ 3 (#4)
  
  7:30 p.m.
  ABC – “America’s Funniest Home Videos” (R): 3.2/ 5 (#3)
  CBS – 60 Minutes: 14.5/22 (#1)
  NBC – “Football Night in America,” part two: 3.3/ 5 (#2)
  Fox – “Bob’s Burgers” (R): 1.6/ 2 (#4)
  
  8:00 p.m.
  ABC – “Once Upon a Time”: 2.1/ 3 (#3)
  CBS – “60 Minutes”: 11.6/18 (#1)
  NBC – “Football Night in America,” part three: 7.2/11 (#2)
  Fox – “The Simpsons” (R): 1.6/ 2 (#4)
  
  8:30 p.m.
  ABC – “Once Upon a Time”: 2.0/ 3 (#3)
  CBS – “NCIS: Los Angeles”: 9.9/15 (#2)
  NBC – Sunday Night Football (Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos): 11.1/17 (#1)
  Fox – “Son of Zorn” (R): 1.0/ 1 (#4)
  
  9:00 p.m.
  ABC – “Secrets and Lies”: 2.0/ 3 (#3)
  CBS – “”NCIS: Los Angeles”: 7.3/11 (#2)
  NBC – Sunday Night Football (Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos): 12.1/18 (#1)
  Fox – “Family Guy” (R): 1.1/ 2 (#4)
  
  9:30 p.m.
  ABC – “Secrets and Lies”: 2.1/ 3 (#3)
  CBS – “Madam Secretary”: 7.0/11 (#2)
  NBC – Sunday Night Football (Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos): 12.0/18 (#1)
  Fox – “The Last Man on Earth” (R): 0.8/ 1 (#4)
  
  10:00 p.m.
  ABC – “Quantico”: 1.7/ 3 (#3)
  CBS – “Madam Secretary”: 6.2/10 (#2)
  NBC – Sunday Night Football (Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos): 11.1/18 (#1)
  
  10:30 p.m.
  ABC – “Quantico”: 1.7/ 3 (#3)
  CBS – “Elementary”: 4.9/ 9 (#2)
  NBC – Sunday Night Football (Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos): 11.9/20 (#1)
  
  Source: Nielsen Media Research
  
  

  Source:

  Marc Berman@programminginsider
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