On CBS, The Big Bang Theory once again won the night in both the coveted 18-49 demographic and total viewership. It registered a 5.0 rating (down 4% week-to-week) with 16.5 million viewers. Two and a Half Men drew a 4.0 rating (up 11%) with 14.1 million.
At 9pm, Person of Interest brought a 3.2 rating (0% change) with 9.2 million. Elementary then drew a 2.2 rating (-8% change) with 10.7 million.
On NBC, a special edition of The Voice drew a 3.0 rating (down 21% compared to yesterday’s edition) with 9.1 million viewers. The sitcoms that followed benefited from the stronger lead-in however. The Office was up by 32% in the demo with a 2.5 rating and 5.3 million. Parks and Recreation drew a 1.8 rating (up 6%) with 3.8 million. At 10pm, Rock Center with Brian Williams was down 16% week-to-week with a 1.1 rating and 4.4 million.
On FOX, The X Factor held steady with a 2.3 rating and 6.3 million. The return of Glee drew a 2.4 rating with 5.7 million, down by 8% in the demo when compared to the last original episode on October 4th.
On ABC, Last Resort garnered a 2.3 rating (up 8%) with just under 6.0 million viewers. Grey’s Anatomy followed with a 3.2 rating (+7%) and 9.2 million. Scandal wrapped the night with a 2.0 rating (0% change) and 6.1 million viewers.
And on The CW, The Vampire Diaries attracted a 1.4 rating (tied with Last Resort, down 7%) with 3.0 million viewers. Beauty and the Beast followed with a 0.7 rating (up 17%) and 1.9 million viewers. This was the show’s best performance since week two.
What do you think? Why do you think Beauty and the Beast saw a big gain? What were you watching last night?
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