Broadcast Nielsen Ratings for Thursday, March 5
Show, P2+ 000s, (A18-49)
ABC: Station 19 6.00 (1.0), Grey’s Anatomy 6.30 (1.3), A Million Little Things 3.64 (0.6)
CBS: Young Sheldon 8.55 (0.9), The Unicorn 4.46 (0.6), Mom 5.82 (0.7), Carol’s Second Act 4.69 (0.6), Tommy 4.62 (0.5)
CW: Katy Keene 0.48 (0.1), Legacies 0.30 (0.1)
FOX: Last Man Standing 3.52 (0.6), Outmatched 2.01 (0.5), Deputy 3.34 (0.5)
NBC: Superstore 1.99 (0.4), Brooklyn Nine-Nine 1.83 (0.6), Will & Grace 2.11 (0.5), Indebted 1.42 (0.3), Law and Order: SVU 2.26 (0.4)
TELEMUNDO: Exatlon Estados Unidos 1.39 (0.4), La Dona 0.89 (0.3), Operacion Pacifico 0.82 (0.3)
Source: Nielsen, live + same day time period averages
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