TV Ratings: Golf, ‘Undercover Boss’ give CBS a Sunday win
As so often happens, CBS coverage of a popular sporting event carried over into primetime through much of the country and both bumped and boosted the network’s entire primetime lineup. In this case, it was ending of the Masters, which pushed 15 minutes into primetime and added luster to what would have already been a solid Sunday win for the network.
In the 9 p.m. hour, CBS’ “Undercover Boss” (and a bit of “The Amazing Race” for much of the country) did an 8.3/13 and a 4.0 demo rating. The first hour of ABC’s two-hour “Brothers & Sisters” had a 5.8/9 for second. NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice” finished third, beating the 3.5/6 for FOX’s “Family Guy” and “American Dad,” which were second for the hour in the demo with a 2.9 rating.
Source: HitFix
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TV Ratings: ‘Undercover Boss’ rules Easter Sunday for CBS
A holiday Sunday led to yet another low-rated primetime, but CBS’ lineup still triumphed, led by America’s love for the second half-hour of “Undercover Boss.”
In the 9 p.m. hour, CBS got a 7.3/12 for “Undercover Boss,” which also did a 3.9 demo rating. We’re a bit amused that “Undercover Boss” leaps from a 6.6/11 to an 8.0/13 half-hour to half-hour, as viewers tune in for the tear-filled ending. ABC’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” was up to a 5.2/9 in its second hour, better than the first hour of NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice.” FOX was fourth with a repeat of “Family Guy” (2.7/4) and a new “Sons of Tucson” (1.9/3).
Source: HitFix
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Undercover Boss TV Ratings
With a rerun and facing the Oscars, Undercover Boss did ok with 6.5 million, 3.9/6.
Source: Zap2it
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“Undercover Boss” Post Strong Ratings Sunday
“Undercover Boss” continued its streak as an adults 18-49 phenomenon Sunday, posting a strong 5.1 adults 18-49 rating against the closing ceremonies of the Winter Olympics.
The show, which averaged 15.1 million viewers, actually topped the Olympics in the demo from 9:30-10PM with a whopping 5.6. On the whole, though, the Olympics still gave NBC a victory for the night, averaging a 5.4 demo rating with 20.5 million viewers.
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