On Thursday, Vampire Diaries pulled a 1.3 rating in the 18-49 demo with 2.7 million total viewers which is one of the better scores that show has enjoyed over the last few weeks. Beauty and the Beast, though couldn’t even match half that rating, pulling only a 0.6 with 1.7 million total viewers. CBS’ Person of Interest was preempted for the night by NCAA Basketball.
On Friday, NBC’s Grimm continues to pull decent ratings for that night with a 1.4 score and five million total viewers. FOX’s Touch on the other hand continues to track low, pulling only a 0.7 rating and 2.8 million total viewers. On The CW, Cult barely registered with only a 0.2 rating and less than three quarters of a million viewers. Nikita was preempted.
Ratings Results for the Week of March 17:
Once Upon A Time (ABC Sun 8 PM) Rating: 2.3 | Trend: Steady | Cancellation Alert: Low
The Walking Dead (AMC Sun 9 PM) Rating: 5.5 | Trend: Down | Cancellation Alert: Renewed
The Following (FOX Mon 9 PM) Rating: 2.5 | Trend: Down | Cancellation Alert: Low
Being Human (Syfy Mon 9 PM) Rating: 0.4 | Trend: Steady | Cancellation Alert: Low
Bates Motel (A&E Mon 10 PM) Rating: 1.3 | Trend: n/a | Cancellation Alert: Low
Arrow (CW Wed 8 PM) Rating: 1.0 | Trend: Steady | Cancellation Alert: Low
The Neighbors (ABC Wed 9:30 PM) Rating: 1.4 | Trend: Steady | Cancellation Alert: Moderate
Supernatural (CW Wed 9 PM) Rating: 1.0 | Trend: Steady | Cancellation Alert: Low
Vampire Diaries (CW Thu 8 PM) Rating: 1.3 | Trend: Up | Cancellation Alert: Low
Person of Interest (CBS Thu 9 PM) Rating: Preempted | Trend: Down | Cancellation Alert: Low
Beauty and the Beast (CW Thu 9 PM) Rating: 0.6 | Trend: Steady | Cancellation Alert: Medium
Nikita (CW Fri 8 PM) Rating: Preempted | Trend: Up | Cancellation Alert: Moderate
Cult (CW Tue 9 PM) Rating: 0.2 | Trend: Steady | Cancellation Alert: High
Touch (FOX Fri 9 PM) Rating: 0.7 | Trend: Up | Cancellation Alert: High
Grimm (NBC Fri 9 PM) Rating: 1.4 | Trend: Steady | Cancellation Alert: Low
Revolution resumes March 25th. Lost Girl and Continuum not as heavily tied to U.S. ratings
Ratings Source: TV by the Numbers
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