Hurricane Milton coverage spurred enough viewership for The Weather Channel that three of its programs jump into the top 25 ranking for Oct. 7-13, per Inscape.

And although the NFL and college football maintain their chart-topping positions, both saw viewership shares decrease week-over-week, according to Inscape.

ABC’s broadcast of the presidential debate ranked sixth for TV programming watch-time last week, per Inscape.

NFL games captured nearly 8% of all live, linear minutes watched across Sept. 2-8, per Inscape.

Sports, led by college football, take the top five spots on Inscape’s ranking of most-watched TV programs for August 26 through September 1.

Combined across all networks, coverage of the Democratic National Convention accounted for nearly 5% of all minutes watched on TV Aug. 19-25, per Inscape. 

NFL preseason games captured a 2.48% viewership share across Aug. 12-18, per Inscape.

Per Inscape, NFL preseason games captured a 1.55% viewership share for Aug. 5-11, behind only the Olympics.

The 2024 Paris games continue to dominate TV viewership, per Inscape data.

Coverage of the 2024 Paris games captured a 12.47% viewership share across July 22-28, per Inscape.

Weekend coverage on Fox News drove watch-time increases for many of its top programs (especially those typically airing during weekdays only).

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