The premiere of the “Recreation of Thrones” prequel “Home of the Dragon” averaged a mixed 9.986 million viewers Sunday on HBO and HBO Max, probably the most for a sequence premiere on HBO, based on live-plus-same-day figures launched by the streaming service and Nielsen.
That determine will develop, as Sunday night time viewership for an HBO sequence represents 20% to 40% of a present’s complete viewers, based on HBO.
“The Sandman” was Netflix’s most-streamed program for the second time in its two full weeks of launch, with viewers spending 77.24 million hours watching the ten episodes of the fantasy drama between Aug. 15 and Sunday, based on figures launched Tuesday by the streaming service.
Viewership was down 39.4% from the 127.5 million hours watched the earlier week.
“Day Shift” was Netflix’s top-ranked movie for the second time in its two weeks of launch, with viewers watching the vampire motion comedy for 63.39 million hours, 12.2% greater than the 56.15 million hours the earlier week when it was out there for 3 days.
Episodes of “America’s Acquired Expertise” and “Password,” which follows it on NBC, accounted for 4 of the highest 9 applications on broadcast or cable applications. The 121-minute “America’s Acquired Expertise” episode on Tuesday, Aug. 16, averaged 6.437 million viewers to complete first for the fourth consecutive week and sixth time in eight weeks.
The Tuesday “Password” episode averaged 3.971 million viewers, ninth for the week and first amongst applications starting at 10 p.m. or later.
The 61-minute “America’s Acquired Expertise” Wednesday episode was second, averaging 5.642 million viewers. The Wednesday “Password” episode was fifth, averaging 4.361 million.
The one different broadcast or cable program to common greater than 5 million viewers was the CBS newsmagazine “60 Minutes,” which averaged 5.441 million viewers for an version with three beforehand aired segments that have been up to date for Sunday’s broadcast.
CBS gained the community race after back-to-back second-place finishes behind NBC, averaging 2.83 million viewers, with “60 Minutes,” three episodes of “Huge Brother” and a rerun of “FBI” all ending among the many week’s 14 most-watched applications.
NBC averaged 2.68 million viewers and ABC 2.42 million viewers.
“Superstar Household Feud” was ABC’s scores chief for the eighth time within the eight weeks because the conclusion of the community’s protection of the Stanley Cup Ultimate, averaging 4.541 million viewers, fourth for the week.
Sunday’s first episode matched groups led by Olympic gold medal-winning determine skater Nathan Chen and actor Simu Liu, whereas Grammy-winning R&B singer Monica and rapper-producer-record govt Jermaine Dupri led the groups for the second sport.
Fox averaged 1.89 million viewers. Its most-watched program was Sunday’s Arizona-Baltimore NFL preseason sport, twenty first total and first amongst prime-time sporting occasions, averaging 3.217 million viewers.
The CW averaged 340,000 viewers. Its largest draw was final Tuesday’s premiere of the historic drama about Leonardo da Vinci, “Leonardo,” which averaged 543,000 viewers, 172nd amongst broadcast applications. Its total rating was not out there.
ABC completed third among the many broadcast networks, averaging 2.45 million viewers.
The highest 20 prime-time applications consisted of two episodes every of “America’s Acquired Expertise” and “Password”; “60 Minutes”; 4 ABC sport reveals — an unique episode and a rerun of “Superstar Household Feud” and unique episodes of “The $100,000 Pyramid” and “Press Your Luck”; the ABC various sequence “America’s Funniest House Movies” and “The Bachelorette”; three episodes of the CBS various sequence “Huge Brother”; reruns of CBS’ “FBI,” “FBI: Worldwide” and “Younger Sheldon”; and three editions of the Fox Information Channel political speak present “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”
Fox Information Channel had every of the highest eight prime-time cable applications and 10 of the highest 11 to win the prime-time cable community race for the eleventh consecutive week, averaging 2.31 million viewers.
MSNBC was second, averaging 1.319 million viewers, and ESPN third, averaging 896,000.
The Aug. 15 version of “Tucker Carlson Tonight” was the top-ranked prime-time cable program, averaging 3.432 million viewers, twelfth total.
The cable high 20 consisted of 14 Fox Information Channel weeknight political speak reveals — 5 broadcasts every of “Tucker Carlson Tonight” and “Hannity” and 4 of “The Ingraham Angle” — and its Sunday political speak present “Life, Liberty & Levin”; the Aug. 15 version of the MSNBC information and opinion program “The Rachel Maddow Present”; ESPN’s protection of the Chicago Bears-Seattle Seahawks NFL preseason sport; HBO’s “Home of the Dragon”; and the 8-9 p.m. and 9-10 p.m. segments of USA Community’s skilled wrestling program, “WWE Uncooked.”
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