Spotted Ratings, Sunday 1/19/20

WHAT MATTERS:

• Numbers to come. Fox previewed new spin-off 9-1-1: Lone Star after the NFC Championship game.

Spotted Ratings, Friday 1/17/20

WHAT MATTERS:

• Numbers to come.

Spotted Ratings, Thursday 1/16/20

FINALS UPDATE: Evil (0.4) adjusted down.

WHAT MATTERS:

• Numbers posted.

Spotted Ratings, Wednesday 1/15/20

FINALS UPDATE: No adjustments.

WHAT MATTERS:

• It was a rough return for the regular ABC lineup as The Goldbergs (0.7) and 10/9c drama Stumptown (0.4) each fell to new series lows. The 9/8c comedies Modern Family (0.9) and Single Parents (0.6) gave back all of their Jeopardy! bounces from a week ago.

• NBC's Chicago trio (1.2/1.2/1.1) dominated, with all three shows up a tenth from last week, while CBS' Undercover Boss (0.7) and Criminal Minds (0.7) matched last week's premieres and S.W.A.T. (0.6) returned even at 10/9c.

• Fox's Flirty Dancing (0.4) and Almost Family (0.3) had their last regularly-scheduled episodes before finishing their runs on Saturday, while the CW's Nancy Drew could only muster up a 0.1 for its return, leading out of The CW Dog Honors (0.1) rather than its usual Riverdale.

Spotted Ratings, Tuesday 1/14/20

FINALS UPDATE: This Is Us (1.5) adjusted up.

WHAT MATTERS:

• The last night of Jeopardy! The Greatest of All Time (1.9) dominated but lost some steam from its low-2's level last week, and it also provided way less assistance to lead-out comedies Mixed-ish (0.7) and Black-ish (0.5). At 10/9c, Emergence cratered all the way to its first ever 0.3.

• NBC featured the returns of dramas This Is Us (1.4, down a notch from its fall finale) and New Amsterdam (even at 0.8). At 8/7c, Ellen's Game of Games (1.0) matched last week's 8/7c hour.

• The CW had its first drama programming of 2020, the two-hour wrap-up to Crisis on Infinite Earths (0.5/0.5). This was a dip from the 0.65/0.60/0.65 for the first three hours in early December.

• On the other two networks, the only movement was downticks from 24 Hours to Hell and Back (0.6) and FBI (0.8). That meant FBI's spin-off FBI: Most Wanted (0.8) had a promising week two hold at 10/9c.

Spotted Ratings, Monday 1/13/20

FINALS UPDATE: America's Got Talent: The Champions (1.0) adjusted up.

WHAT MATTERS:

• Up against the college football national championship game, week two saw multiple-tenth drops for both ABC's The Bachelor (1.6/1.5) and NBC's America's Got Talent: The Champions (0.9/1.0). At 10/9c, Manifest (0.7) slipped behind the return of The Good Doctor (0.8).

• CBS (0.6/0.5/0.4/0.4) went back into repeat mode while Fox (0.4/0.3) and the CW (0.2/0.1) stayed there.

Spotted Ratings, Sunday 1/12/20

FINALS UPDATE: NFL Playoffs (10.5, +1.9) adjusted up while Bob's Burgers (2.1, -0.6) and Bless the Harts (1.0, -0.3) adjusted down.

WHAT MATTERS:

• Numbers to come. Fox had its first in a series of primetime NFL playoff games this year, while the CBS lineup started about a half hour after the end of its afternoon NFL game on the East Coast.

SpotVault - Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt For the Bone Collector (NBC) - Winter 2020 Ratings

Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt For the Bone Collector

Fridays, 8/7c, NBC

Spotted Ratings, Friday 1/10/20

FINALS UPDATE: No adjustments.

WHAT MATTERS:

• NBC got a decent-for-Friday premiere out of new drama Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector (0.6), tying The Blacklist's season high on the night. Dateline (0.7) grew from there, winning the head-to-head with 20/20 (0.6).

• CBS was down a notch in the first two hours (0.8/0.7) vs. last week's Hawaii Five-0/Magnum P.I. crossover, while Blue Bloods (0.7) was even at 10/9c.

Spotted Ratings, Thursday 1/9/20

FINALS UPDATE: No adjustments.

WHAT MATTERS:

• Numbers to come. A rearranged NBC comedy lineup saw The Good Place (8:30) and Will and Grace (9:00) return to longtime former timeslots, with Perfect Harmony shoved to 9:30. The third night of Jeopardy! The Greatest of All Time led into a two-hour Truth & Lies on Jeffrey Epstein.