The 74th Primetime Emmy Awards only drew 5.9 million viewers over its three hours of run time. This was an all-time low. Americans tuned o...
The 74th Primetime Emmy Awards only drew 5.9 million viewers over its three hours of run time.
This was an all-time low.
Americans tuned out the self-important leftists on their night of lecturing the masses.
The Nielsen data for the 2022 Emmys on NBC is in and its not looking good for TV’s biggest night.
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On Monday, the Kenan Thompson-hosted 74th Emmy Awards had a 1.0 rating among adults 18-49, the lowest-ever key demo stat for the Emmys. The previous record low was set by the 2020 show, which aired on ABC, and settled for a 1.3 rating. The following year, the Emmys rebounded to a 1.9.
Last night’s show drew 5.9 million total viewers compared with last year’s outing on CBS, which netted 7.9 million. That’s a new low and in stark contrast to the 2021 show, which marked a reversal in the Emmys’ steady decline in audience size. Last year’s Emmys saw a 16% gain of viewership over 2020’s historic drop-off of 12% with 6.37 million viewers.
Last year’s show drew 7.9 million viewers.
The Emmy’s ratings were down 25% overall and 42% among the key demo.
On broadcast television alone, last night’s show nose-dove 42 percent from the previous year’s key-demo ratings. Its overall viewership declined 25 percent from 2021. Those 73rd Emmy Awards, which aired on Sunday, September 19, drew a 1.9 rating in the key demo and 7.9 million total viewers on CBS, according to Nielsen. The 2021 Emmys were also live-streamed on Paramount+, though the streaming service didn’t report viewership numbers. It’s fine that they didn’t because we’re apples-to-apples here.
Americans are tuning out woke celebrities.
Maybe they should start focusing on content rather than their incessant nagging and lecturing.
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