Football scores for watch-time, news programs are back on Inscape’s ranking of top TV programs by viewership share

And an expanded slate of games fueled a week-over-week increase in football’s viewership share, per Inscape

Both NBA and men’s college basketball saw week-over-week increases in viewership share, per Inscape.

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But nothing comes close to football, which in total accounted for over 12% of all minutes watched last week.

Marathons on Paramount Network and airings on CBS propelled ‘Yellowstone’ into Inscape’s top ten TV programs.

The first week of NBA games captured 1.78% of watch-time, behind football and baseball but ahead of everything else on TV.

MLB remains at No. 3 on Inscape’s TV program ranking, but upped watch-time week-over-week.

Football and baseball dominated Inscape’s latest ranking of most-watched TV programming.

Games captured 2.66% of all live, linear minutes watched, per Inscape.

The Oct. 1 night game had a notably higher viewership share than previous weeks, per Inscape.

But of course football remained at the top of the ranking, per Inscape data.

NFL and college football were both miles ahead of anything else on TV last week, according to Inscape’s latest rankings

Inscape data reveals the episode captured a 0.37% viewership share for Sept. 11-17, 2023.

NFL RedZone breaks into top ten programs as football fans flock to TV, per Inscape.

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Five of last week’s top ten programs by watch-time were sports-related, per Inscape.

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