Final Ratings Update: Monday’s “Blindspot” drew a 2.2 adults 18-49 rating with 7.673 million total live+same-day viewers.
The demo rating matches last week’s mark, while the viewership total trails that episode’s 8.017 million sum.
“Blindspot” easily ranked as its timeslot’s top broadcast network program in adults 18-49. It also ranked as the night’s top scripted show (broadcast or cable) in that key young adults demographic.
— NBC led into “Blindspot” with “The Voice” (3.2, 12.016 million vs. 3.3, 12.059 million last week).
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On the heels of its second season renewal order, NBC’s “Blindspot” held steady in the adults 18-49 demographic. It suffered a slight week-to-week loss in total viewership.
Per fast national data, Monday’s “Blindspot” drew a 2.2 adults 18-49 rating with 7.641 million total viewers.
Last week’s episode scored the same 2.2 but reached a total of 8.017 million live+same-day viewers.
“Blindspot” was its timeslot’s #1 broadcast program in adults 18-49. It was also the night’s scripted show.
NBC led into “Blindspot” with “The Voice.” Night one of the live playoffs drew a 3.2 adults 18-49 rating with 11.974 million total viewers.
Because “The Voice” often receives an upward adjustment in the final national report, it may end up on par with the 3.3 and 12.059 million figures posted by last week’s episode.
