TV Ratings Report: The Flash Hits Series Low
Paul Dailly
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Are viewers getting tired of The Flash?
Recent ratings suggest they very well could be.
The CW: The Flash (2.7 million/0.9 rating) slipped 25 percent in the 18-49 demo to a new series low. The quality of this season has been weak as opposed to the first two seasons.
Leading out of that, DC's Legends of Tomorrow (1.8 million/0.6 rating) replaced No Tomorrow and managed to effortlessly triple what the latter averaged in the slot throughout its freshman run.
The chances of No Tomorrow returning to the air are pretty much nil, but The CW has been known for surprise renewals in the past, so we can't rule it out yet.
Fox: New Girl (2.4 million/0.9 rating) and The Mick (2.8 million/1.0 rating) each lost a tenth. The Mick's trend is definitely not great. If it drops any more, there's a good chance that the Kaitlin Olson fronted sitcom will not make it past Season 1.
Closing out the night for Fox, Bones (3 million/0.9 rating) managed to pick up some viewers and a tenth in the demo.
CBS: NCIS (16 million/1.9 rating) was stable, but Bull (11.1 million/1.3 rating) and NCIS: New Orleans (9.1 million/1.1 rating) dropped.
NBC: The Wall (6.5 million/1.6 rating) dipped, but This Is Us (9.5 million/2.8 rating) and Chicago Fire (7.3 million/1.7 rating) went up.
ABC: Agents of Shield (2 million/0.7 rating) recovered slightly from last week's all-time low. The rest of ABC's night included encores of The Middle (4.4 million/1.0 rating), American Housewife (3.4 million/0.9 rating), Fresh Off The Boat (2.8 million/0.8 rating) and The Real O'Neals (2 million/0.7 rating.
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