Bazinga! The "Big Bang Theory" had a larger audience than "Game Of Thrones" last week

In the battle between the titans "The Big Bang Theory" and "Game of Thrones", the laughs were won.

CBS's "The Big Bang Theory" was last week's most watched program with 12.5 million viewers at the sitcom in its final stretch. The last episode of his twelve seasons will be broadcast on Thursday, May 16th.

HBO's "Game of Thrones," which is also approaching the end after eight seasons, is ranked second, according to figures released Tuesday by Nielsen.
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The fantastic drama drew 11.8 million viewers in the episode that debuted last Sunday, on the verge of the sitcom that she had beaten the previous week.
"Game of Thrones", which ends May 19, totaled 17.2 million viewers, including figures for streaming, on-demand and Sunday rebroadcast. This is a slight retreat from the big episode of the battle that aired on April 28 and drew 17.8 million people to HBO platforms.

A 2% increase in the number of viewers for NBC's "Billboard Music Awards" was small but significant: most of the major music shows recorded double-digit historical, one-year losses at the NBC. 39; other, the Grammys and their 1% increase reflecting a rare exception.

With eight of the ten most watched series, CBS won a global weekly win with an average of 5.96 million viewers. . ABC, 4.64 million, NBC, 4.55 million viewers, Fox, 2.64 million, Telemundo, 1.36 million, Univision, 1.31 million, ION Television, 1.24 million and the CW has 740 000.

Fox News Channel is the most popular cable network of the week. an average of 2.4 million viewers in prime time. TNT was 2.36 million, MSNBC 1.7 million, ESPN 1.58 million, and HGTV 1.2 million.

ABC's "World News Tonight" is leading the evening TV shows with an average of 8.4 million viewers, followed by NBC's "Nightly News", second with 7.6 million viewers. "CBS Evening News", which will replace anchor Jeff Glor by Norah O Donnell this summer, drew an average of 5.7 million viewers.

For the week of April 29 to May 5, the top 10 shows, their networks and their audiences: [19659004] 1. "The Big Bang Theory", CBS, 12.5 million euros

2. "Game of Thrones", HBO, $ 11.8 million.

3. "NCIS", CBS, 11.7 million.

4. "Young Sheldon", CBS, 10.7 million.

5. "FBI", CBS, 8.9 million.

6. "Blue Bloods", CBS, $ 8.1 million.

7. "Billboard Music Awards", NBC, 8 million euros.

8. "Mom", CBS, 7.89 million.

9. "60 minutes", CBS, 7.6 million.

10. "American Idol" (Sunday), ABC, 7.5 million.