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"This Is Us" is down year by year, but still No. 1 because Tuesday is a slightly better evening for the return of shows than Monday.
A pair of new series got off to a flying start in Tuesday's hearings, with CBS's # 39; FBI and NBC New Amsterdam both put encouraging figures.
The overall trend for networks was slightly better after Monday's dark numbers for most return shows. The first of the season was largely annual, but the losses were not as good as they were on Monday.
New Amsterdam earned a score of 1.9 among adults aged 18-49 for NBC, scoring the second strong first for a new show on the network in as many days (Manifest scored 2.2 on Monday). This represents an improvement of 19% over the first of Law & Order True Crime (1.6) at the same place a year ago.
That's us led the demo for the night with a 2.9, down one full point (26%) compared to the season two debut, but in line with its 2017-18 average. The voice (2.1) rose from Monday's first, but lost 22% to 2.7 for its first episode last Tuesday.
FBI delivered a 1.3 for CBS, even with the premiere of Bull 2017 at the same place. He held almost every 18-49 years of his introduction, NCIS (1.4, -12.5%) and exceeded 10 million viewers, third best of the night NCIS (12.39 million) and That's us (10.4 million). NCIS: New Orleans corresponds to the premiere of last year 1.0 in the demo.
After a good night on Monday, Fox suffered Tuesday. The talented (0.9) dropped 40% from its first series last year, and Deadly weapon (0.8), with new co-leader Seann William Scott, dropped from one third year to the next. Both shows placed behind their 2017-18 averages (1.0 for both), although Deadly weapon tied his season two final in the demo
Dance with the stars posted a 0.9 on ABC, slightly behind Monday's start and down 25% from 1.2 a year ago. A 20/20 Special only managed a 0.5 to 22h L & # 39; outpost won a 0.2 on the CW.
With the top three night shows among adults aged 18 to 49, NBC won the race in the network with a score of 2.3. CBS finished second with 1,2, followed by Fox, 0.8; ABC, 0.7; and the CW, 0.2.
The NBC bonus among adults aged 18 to 49 was postponed late into the night The Tonight Show (0.7 in the measured markets) and Late at night (0.4) led their respective hours. At 11:35, CBS & # 39; Last show shot a 0.4 and ABC Jimmy Kimmel Live a 0.3. At 12:35 pm Night line on average 0.3 and The late parade 0.2.
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