“The Young and the Restless” has continued its ridiculously long reign as daytime’s No. 1 drama.
Through Dec. 11, the CBS daytime series has averaged 5.08 million total viewers in 2015 in Nielsen live-plus-same day numbers. That’s 35 percent more than its closest competitor in the genre, the network’s “The Bold and the Beautiful.”
Among women ages 25-54, “The Young and the Restless” has averaged a 1.9 rating. With women 18-49, it has drawn a 1.3. Both numbers are top in their respective demos among daytime dramas.
“The Young & the Restless” has been the top-rated daytime drama on television for 1,405 consecutive weeks. The series is executive produced by Jill Farren Phelps and Charles Pratt, Jr., and produced by Sony Pictures, Bell Dramatic Serial Company and CBS Daytime.
See full 2015 rankings below. All numbers are for 2015 through Dec. 11.
“The Young and the Restless” (CBS): 5.08m (total viewers); 1.9 (W25-54); 1.3 (W18-49)
“The Bold and the Beautiful” (CBS): 3.76m (total viewers); 1.5 (W25-54); 0.9 (W18-49)
“General Hospital” (ABC): 3.06m (total viewers); 1.4 (W25-54); 0.9 (W18-49)
“Days of Our Lives” (NBC): 2.83m (total viewers); 1.2 (W25-54); 0.9 (W18-49)
'CSI' Series Finale First Look: Marg Helgenberger, Paul Guilfoyle Are Back in Action (Photos)
In the first official images from "CSI: Immortality," we see fan favorite characters Det. Jim Brass and Catherine Willows back in action.
Marg Helgenberger, who plays Willows, departed the series after the 12th season, while Paul Guilfoyle, who plays Brass, left the show after the 14th. Both will return, along with Gil Grissom (William Petersen), for the two-hour finale event.
Plot details for the finale are scarce, but we know that former members of the Las Vegas Crime Lab return to action after a catastrophic event paralyzes Las Vegas. Sara Sidle (Jorja Fox) is also forced to make a decision regarding her career.
Lady Heather (Melinda Clarke) will also return for the finale, but former cast members George Eads and Gary Dourdan, who played Nick Stokes and Warrick Brown respectively, will not. Ted Danson, who plays lab leader D.B. Russell, will move to "CSI: Cyber."
"CSI: Immortality" airs on Sept. 27 on CBS.
Long-running CBS show will conclude with two-hour event on Sept. 27
In the first official images from "CSI: Immortality," we see fan favorite characters Det. Jim Brass and Catherine Willows back in action.
Marg Helgenberger, who plays Willows, departed the series after the 12th season, while Paul Guilfoyle, who plays Brass, left the show after the 14th. Both will return, along with Gil Grissom (William Petersen), for the two-hour finale event.
Plot details for the finale are scarce, but we know that former members of the Las Vegas Crime Lab return to action after a catastrophic event paralyzes Las Vegas. Sara Sidle (Jorja Fox) is also forced to make a decision regarding her career.
Lady Heather (Melinda Clarke) will also return for the finale, but former cast members George Eads and Gary Dourdan, who played Nick Stokes and Warrick Brown respectively, will not. Ted Danson, who plays lab leader D.B. Russell, will move to "CSI: Cyber."
"CSI: Immortality" airs on Sept. 27 on CBS.