Update: Per final broadcast data, Tuesday’s “Undateable” drew a 1.4 adults 18-49 rating with 4.85 million viewers.
Both figures were down from those of the previous week’s broadcast, which drew a 1.5 with 5.10 million.
The week-to-week decline came despite the fact that lead-in “The Voice” enjoyed an improved performance. Responsible for a 2.5 with 10.69 million last week, it drew a 2.6 with 11.25 million for this week’s results show.
“One Big Happy,” which leads out of “Undateable,” held steady in the demo and added viewers. This week’s episode scored a 1.1 adults 18-49 rating with 3.76 million viewers. The previous broadcast posted a 1.1 with 3.57 million.
“Chicago Fire” closed NBC’s night with a 1.6 and 6.72 million.
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Despite receiving steady lead-in support from NBC’s “The Voice,” NBC’s sophomore comedy “Undateable” slipped in adults 18-49 and total viewership this week.
Per fast national data, Tuesday’s episode drew a 1.3 adults 18-49 rating with 4.93 million viewers. Final broadcast data says last week’s installment posted a 1.5 with 5.10 million viewers.
Judged against last week’s final ratings, lead-in “The Voice” held steady this week. Judged against last week’s fast nationals, it improved.
This week’s episode drew a 2.5 adults 18-49 rating with 10.99 million viewers. Last week’s broadcast scored a 2.5 with 10.69 million viewers in the finals, which came following an adjustment from the 2.4 with 10.39 million posted in the corresponding fast nationals.
Insofar as “The Voice” was either steady or improved this week, it does not provide “Undateable” with an explanation for the dip.
“One Big Happy,” which led out of “Undateable,” held steady in the demo this week. This week’s episode drew a 1.1 with 3.44 million, while last week’s drew the same 1.1 but with a slightly greater viewership total of 3.57 million.
— NBC closed its evening with “Chicago Fire” (1.6, 6.79 million).