TV rankings for the week of Dec. 13-19: football and 'Yellowstone.'
The neo-western “Yellowstone” was the top-ranked non-NFL prime-time program for the third time in four weeks, averaging a combined 8.465 million viewers on Paramount Network and CMT, ninth among programs airing between Dec. 13 and Sunday.
Sunday’s two-network premiere of the “Yellowstone” origin story “1883” was the week’s most popular new series, averaging 5.586 million viewers on Paramount Network and CMT combined, 16th for the week and seventh among non-NFL programs. NBC was second, averaging 5.09 million, followed by CBS, which averaged 3.83 million, and ABC, which averaged 3.54 million. The CW averaged 490,000 viewers.
The pilot episode of the NBC comedy “American Auto” was second in its 10-10:30 time slot Dec. 13 behind “Monday Night Football,” averaging 2.95 million viewers, tying for 45th overall and 35th among non-NFL programs. Despite splitting its audience with ABC, ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” was the most-watched cable program for the 14th time in 14 2021 regular-season broadcasts, with the Rams’ 30-23 victory over the Arizona Cardinals averaging 7.925 million viewers.
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