Timeslot | Lo | Avg | Hi | y2y | A18-49+ | Label | y2y | Results |
Monday 10:00 | 1.3 | 1.60 | 2.0 | -34% | 95 | marginal | -26% | detail |
Rating the Ratings: NCIS: Los Angeles dropped a third from its delivery after the mothership NCIS last season. Premiering at just a 1.9 (below any Tuesday result ever) was somewhat disappointing, but the show held in the upper-1's for most of the rest of the season and thus became a massive improvement on CBS' huge bombs in the Monday 10/9c hour last season. It didn't go south of 1.5 till a stinker 1.4 after a strong Scorpion finale, and it couldn't recover when Stalker became its lead-in for the last three episodes. For these drastic timeslot moves, I tend to go back to what I predicted in Best Case/Worst Case for grading purposes. This was just a tenth below my prediction, which isn't really that bad, but I did underestimate its Scorpion lead-in by quite a bit. I like the timeslot improvement, but this kind of year-to-year drop strikes me as merely average in light of Scorpion's strength. Grade: C.
Here's the now updated War of 18-49 post for NCIS: Los Angeles.
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