NBC was Sunday night’s top network of all of television in all key measures, thanks to, of course, “Sunday Night Football” (Arizona-Philadelphia) (Women 18-34: 3.4/13; Men 18-34: 6.6/26; Women 18-49: 4.0/13; Men 18-49: 8.3/26).
Fox had an above average Sunday evening — despite no late afternoon NFL lead-in — with the three-hour “Miss Universe Pageant” (Women 18-34: 1.4/5; Men 18-34: 1.4/5; Women 18-49: 1.6/5; Men 18-49: 1.6/5) telecast, the first time the network carried this event and the first in the post-Trump-ownership era. Most notable was host Steve Harvey mistakenly saying Miss Columbia had won when in actuality, the crown belonged to Miss Philippines.
The night’s other original offerings (including select cable ones) were, as follows:
ABC’s “Movie: The Sound of Music” (1965) (Sing-Along) (Women 18-34: 0.8/3; Men 18-34: 0.3/1; Women 18-49: 1.3/4; Men 18-49: 0.7/2)
CBS’s “NFL Football” (Broncos-Steelers or Bengals-49ers or Dolphins-Chargers) (Women 18-34: 4.3/20; Men 18-34: 7.7/34; Women 18-49: 5.2/20; Men 18-49: 9.8/35)
CBS’s “60 Minutes” (Women 18-34: 1.7/6; Men 18-34: 2.0/8; Women 18-49: 2.3/7; Men 18-49: 3.1/10)
CBS’s “Undercover Boss” (season premiere) (Women 18-34: 1.2/4; Men 18-34: 1.2/5; Women 18-49: 1.6/5; Men 18-49: 1.6/5)
CBS’s “CSI: Cyber” (fall finale) (Women 18-34: 0.8/3; Men 18-34: 0.6/2; Women 18-49: 1.3/4; Men 18-49: 0.9/3)
AMC’s “Into the Badlands” (Women 18-34: 0.36; Men 18-34: 0.94; Women 18-49: 0.55; Men 18-49: 1.12)
TNT’s “The Librarians” (Women 18-34: 0.19; Men 18-34: 0.29; Women 18-49: 0.54; Men 18-49: 0.42)
TNT’s “Agent X” (Women 18-34: 0.12; Men 18-34: 0.08; Women 18-49: 0.20; Men 18-49: 0.28)
Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Atlanta” (Women 18-34: 1.61; Men 18-34: 0.81; Women 18-49: 1.89; Men 18-49: 0.82)
E!’s “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” (Women 18-34: 1.35; Men 18-34: 0.36; Women 18-49: 1.32; Men 18-49: 0.44)
E!’s “The Royals” (Women 18-34: 0.49; Men 18-34: 0.19; Women 18-49: 0.45; Men 18-49: 0.16)
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