Ratings: ABC’s ‘Time After Time’ May Soon Be History With These Nielsen Numbers
NBC tops Sunday in key 18-49 demo with returns of “Little Big Shots” and “Shades of Blue”
Tony Maglio | March 6, 2017 @ 8:42 AM
Last Updated: March 6, 2017 @ 9:11 AM
ABC
ABC’s two-hour “Time After Time” debut didn’t quite make TV ratings history on Sunday — nor did Fox’s “Making History,” for that matter.
NBC won the night in the key adults 18-49 demographic with the Season 2 returns of “Little Big Shots” and “Shades of Blue,” as well as the time period premiere for “Chicago Justice.”
Jennifer Lopez’s and Ray Liotta’s “Shades of Blue” debuted on a January Thursday last year, landing a solid 1.8 rating at the time. It was a lot lower last night, though the crooked cop drama still won 10 p.m. against weak competition.
NBC was first in ratings with a 1.3 rating/5 share in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and second in total viewers with an average of 7.6 million, according to preliminary numbers. Following a rerun, “Little Big Shots” at 8 earned a 2.0/7 and 11.7 million viewers. At 9, “Chicago Justice” had a 1.4/4 and 7.3 million viewers. “Shades of Blue” at 10 got a 1.0/4 and 5.2 million viewers.
CBS and Fox tied for second in ratings, both with a 0.9/3. CBS was first in total viewers with 7.9 million, Fox was fourth with 2.1 million.
For CBS, “60 Minutes” at 7 received a 1.1/4 and 10.6 million viewers. At 8, “NCIS: Los Angeles” posted a 1.2/4 and 9.3 million viewers. “Madam Secretary” at 9 managed a 0.8/3 and 7.4 million viewers. At 10, “Elementary” settled for a 0.6/2 and 4.3 million viewers.
For Fox, after a repeat, “Bob’s Burgers” at 7:30 had a 0.8/3 and 1.8 million viewers. At 8, “The Simpsons” got a 1.1/4 and 2.6 million viewers. The “Making History” debut at 8:30 received a 0.9/3 and 2.2 million viewers. At 9, “Family Guy” garnered a 1.2/4 and 2.5 million viewers. “Last Man on Earth” at 9:30 landed a 1.0/3 and 2.2 million viewers.
ABC was fourth in ratings with a 0.8/3 and third in viewers with 3.3 million. “America’s Funniest Home Videos” at 7 had a 1.0/4 and 5.2 million viewers. At 8, “Once Upon a Time” got a 0.9/3 and 3 million viewers. “Time After Time” from 9-11 averaged a 0.7/2 and 2.5 million viewers.
Univision was fifth in ratings with a 0.5/2 and in viewers with 1.4 million.
Telemundo was sixth in ratings with a 0.4/1 and in viewers with 1.2 million.
The CW does not program nationally on Sunday nights.
'The Walking Dead': The Most Shocking and Disturbing Deaths So Far
SPOILERS AHEAD. "The Walking Dead" has never been shy about showing lots of gore and death, but some characters' demises hit harder than others. Look back on some of the most gut-wrenching kills from the hit AMC series.
When Andrea's sister Amy ( Emma Bell) died in season 1, it proved that no one was safe.
AMC
The death of Jim (Andrew Rothenberg) in season 1 showed the characters how to treat a bitten person for the first time.
AMC
Sophia (Madison Lintz) was beloved by all, but Rick did not hesitate when it came time to pull the trigger when she became a walker.
AMC
Dale (Jeffrey DeMunn) was the moral compass of the group, but died in the midst of the discussion around executing their prisoner, Randall.
AMC
Shane (Jon Bernthal) was ready to kill Rick, but Rick acted first, proving himself to be a fearless leader.
AMC
T-Dog (IronE Singleton) gave his life to save Carol from walkers when the group tried to take the prison.
AMC
Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies) died during childbirth, prompting Carl to shoot her in the head to prevent her reanimation.
AMC
Merle (Michael Rooker) proved he was a good man by giving his life in an attempt to stop The Governor.
AMC
Andrea (Laurie Holden) failed to see The Governor for what he was and paid the ultimate price.
AMC
Hershel (Scott Wilson) wanted peace, but The Governor took his head to prove a point to Rick.
AMC
Tyrese (Chad Coleman) let his guard down for a just a moment, but long enough to get bitten by a walker.
AMC
Lizzie (Brighton Sharbino) killed her sister Mika (Kyla Kenedy) before Carol shot Lizzie in the back of the head.
AMC
Beth (Emily Kinney) died protecting Noah from Dawn (Christine Woods), forcing Daryl to shoot Dawn in the head.
AMC
Noah (Tyler James Williams) endured one of the most gruesome deaths in "Walking Dead" history thanks to Nicholas.
AMC
Jessie (Alexandra Breckenridge), Ron (Austin Abrams) and Sam (Major Dodson) all died within seconds of each other. Sam got eaten when the horde invaded Alexandria. Jessie died as she tried to save him. Ron then attempted to kill Rick, but got stabbed by Michonne and was subsequently eaten.
AMC
Abraham (Michael Cuditz) was the one we had to wait six months to see murdered by Negan. He, of course, got his head beaten in with Negan's barbwire-wrapped baseball bat, Lucille.
AMC
But Abraham wasn't Negan's only victim that night. After Daryl punched Negan, Negan decided he had to make another example out of someone in the group -- and he chose Glenn.
AMC
Spencer (Austin Nichols) thought he could use Negan to kill Rick in order to assume control of Alexandria. But Negan had other plans, gutting Spencer in full view of everyone in the community
Gene Page/AMC
Olivia (Ann Mahoney) suffered plenty of indignities at Negan's hands, and he eventually repaid her by having her shot
AMC
Ole Dr. Carson made a critical error by saying mean things about Sherry to Dwight over and over again. So Dwight framed the good doctor for helping Daryl escape from the Saviors -- and Negan threw him into the furnace for it.
AMC
When King Ezekiel's crew was short one cantaloupe in its tribute for Negan's Saviors, Benjamin was shot in the leg as punishment. Unfortunately, the shot hit an artery, and young Ben bled out.
AMC
It turned out that Richard had tossed one of the cantaloupes because he wanted to start a war between the Kingdom and Saviors -- and he thought they would kill him for being short. They shot Ben instead, but Morgan strangled Richard the next day after Richard confessed.
AMC
Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) used Eugene's suicide pills to kill herself while she was theatrically locked in a casket because of some ridiculous thing Negan was doing. When Negan opened the casket she popped out as a walker and saved Rick and the residents of Alexandria in a clutch moment.
AMC
Morales (Juan Gabriel Pareja) returned in season 8 after having been gone since season 1, but that return was short-lived. About ten minutes in show time after Morales, his family dead and now a member of the Saviors, showed up he got shot my Daryl.
AMC
Eric (Jordan Woods-Robinson) got shot during the Alexandrians' battle against the Saviors, and then bled out and turned into a walker after a tearful goodbye scene with his boyfriend Aaron (Ross Marquand).
AMC
Shiva the tiger bit the dust while saving Ezekiel, Carol and Jerry from a bunch of walkers in Season 8. There were just too many and they swarmed and ate her.
AMC
Carl died in the season 8 mid-season premiere after suffering a zombie bite in the first half of the season.
AMC
Gregory got his long overdue death when he was executed by hanging for trying to murder Maggie in the season 9 premiere.
AMC
Jesus was killed when he tried to decapitate a zombie only to discover that zombie was actually a living man disguised as one -- this was Alexandria and Hilltop's first real contact with the Whisperers.
AMC
1 of 30
TheWrap looks back at those who have fallen victim to the zombie scourge–and other humans–over nine seasons
SPOILERS AHEAD. "The Walking Dead" has never been shy about showing lots of gore and death, but some characters' demises hit harder than others. Look back on some of the most gut-wrenching kills from the hit AMC series.