TV Ratings Report: Station 19 Soars to Series Highs

Station 19 staged a crossover with Grey's Anatomy Thursday night, and it resulted in the former hitting series highs. 

Station 19 Season 2 Episode 2 perked up two-tenths week-to-week to a 1.3 rating (6.5 million viewers). 

Grey's Anatomy, however, matched its low in the demo with a 1.5 rating (6.7 million).

How to Get Away with Murder closed out ABC's night with a 0.8 rating (3.3 million).

Over on NBC, the only way was down. Superstore (3.1 million/0.8 rating), The Good Place (2.8 million/0.8 rating), Will and Grace (3.4 million/0.8 rating), I Feel Bad (2.2 million/0.6 rating), and Law & Order: SVU (4.4 million/0.9 rating) all took a hit in the ratings. 

At this stage, I Feel Bad is not resonating, so it's doubtful the show will stick around following its 13-episode order. NBC needs to revamp its entire Thursday night line-up if it wants to return to being competitive. 

Supernatural returned to The CW with a mere 0.5 rating (1.5 million total viewers). This was down two-tenths vs. last season's debut and on par with its spring average. 

An encore of All American pulled in the same 0.2 rating it pulled in for its series premiere one night earlier. 

Over on CBS, The Big Bang Theory (12.7 million/2.2 rating), Young Sheldon (11 million/1.8 rating) and Murphy Brown (6.8 million/1.0 rating) were steady, while Mom (8.3 million/1.4 rating) and S.W.A.T. (5.5 million/0.8 rating) each gained a tenth. 

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