Catching up from last week. You’ll notice the P2+ measurement for these quarter-hours average out higher (686,000) than the earlier reported average for the show (680,000), a difference of just under 1%. It’s possible this data was reprocessed by Nielsen resulting in the higher average. The P18-49 rating from the quarter-hours averages to 0.17, the same as the earlier report on the whole program. We didn’t have an earlier count of viewers for P18-49. Viewer counts that appear in the full show reports are often the median of the possible range based on the national ratings.
Jason Ounpraseuth contributed to this report by producing content labels.
Viewership data according to a Nielsen source.
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