Tag: Ratings

Last night’s ‘No Loan Again, Naturally’ had a total of 5.99 million viewers, making it the second least watched episode of all time. In twenty years, only Lisa The Drama Queen, which aired in January, received less viewers (5.75 million). The episode was the second most watched show on Fox all night, trailing Family Guy which had 7.17 million viewers. King Of The Hill had 4.92 million, while American Dad had 5.32 million.

The viewership numbers for How The Test Was Won are currently skewed as the show was broadcast from 8.45 to 9.15 in most parts of the United States due to overrun of NASCAR. At 8:30pm, NASCAR and The Simpsons had 6.71 million viewers and at 9:00pm, the second half of The Simpsons and first half of King Of The Hill had 6.32 million viewers. UPDATE: The amended figure was 6.53 million viewers

The switch to high definition, which accounted for a major shift in the lack of promotion, wasn’t enough to save The Simpsons from another lacklustre ratings performance. While Take My Wife, Please did not break new lows, it received a total of 6.82 million viewers. It is the third least watched episode of the season but the best ratings since November, which is an improvement at least.

An extended mid-season break has bitten The Simpsons dearly in the ratings, with Sundays episode ‘Lisa The Drama Queen’ fetching just 5.75 million viewers at 8:00pm, a new all time low for the show. The previous record low was last season’s “Mona Leaves-a” which had 6.02 million viewers. The previous lowest ranking episode for this season was “The Burns and the Bees” which had 6.19 million viewers, now fifth least-watched of all time.

Last nights episode ‘The Burns And The Bees’ had 6.19 million viewers, which places it as the least watched episode of Season 20. The episode is now the fourth least watched episode of all time, just narrowing out last seasons ‘Any Given Sundance’ (6.18 million), while long standing positionee ‘The Way We Weren’t’ which had 6.20 million viewers back in 2004, sits at #5.

A total of 8.0 million viewers tuned in to Sunday night’s episode ‘Mypods & Boomsticks’. This makes it the second least watched episode of the season, edging out ‘Lost Verizon’ which had 7.43 million. FOX was a distant fourth overall for the night both overall and in the target 18 – 49 demographic. The Simpsons/King Of The Hill came in fourth place at 8:00.

The ratings are in, and last night’s episode ‘Homer & Lisa Exchange Cross Words’ received a total of 8.52 million viewers. This is slightly up on last week’s episode, which is good news. The show also became most watched show on FOX all night, sharing the honor with Family Guy which also had 8.52 million viewers.

There is no episode next week, but ‘Mypods and Broomsticks’ airs November 30. Episode details are now available in the right column.

Last night’s episode Dangerous Curves had 8.16 million viewers — over a third less less than last week’s Treehouse Of Horror figures. The figures place Dangerous Curves at the bottom of Season 20 as far as viewer counts go, but it is still early days in terms of the whole season and still two million more than the show’s lowest numbers.

The ratings from last night are in. Double, Double, Boy In Trouble scored a total 8.09 million viewers, making an improvement on Lost Verizon’s ratings two weeks ago. A new Family Guy at 9 had 9.07 million viewers, winning the cartoon battle and gaining a huge 34% of viewers on its lead in King Of The Hill (7.35 million).

A total of 7.43 million viewers tuned in to watch the second episode of Season 20, Lost Verizon last night. It’s a small dropoff from last week which was to be expected. Family Guy at 9pm managed 8.42 million viewers, which means it won the cartoon battle for the night.

Last night’s Season 20 premiere ‘Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes’ rated 9.30 million viewers. The Simpsons was the most watched cartoon on Fox last night, with Family Guy scoring 9.2 million viewers and American Dad/King Of The Hill much less. Last year’s season premiere had 9.43 million viewers.