Netflix’s On My Block Tops TV Time Rankings

TV Time’s Shows on the Rise for the Week of March 9th

  1. On My Block (Netflix) – 94.1%
  2. Red Band Club (TF1) – 93.1%
  3. Elite (Netflix) – 91.1%
  4. Steven Universe Future (Cartoon Network) – 89.3%
  5. The Daily Show (Comedy Central) – 88.3%
  6. Paradise PD (Netflix) – 85.4%
  7. Kingdom (Netflix) – 83.9%
  8. General Hospital (ABC) – 82.3%
  9. The Protector (Netflix) – 82.3%
  10. Devs (Hulu) – 67.3%

*Methodology: Every week, millions of viewers around the world use TV Time to track their favorite series. “Shows on the Rise” is calculated by determining the week-over-week growth in episodes watched for a given program.

 

Shareablee Top 10 TV Shows for the week of March 9, 2020
Program, Network, Total Actions, Total Content, Actions per Content, Fans & Followers 
E! News (E!) 13.2M, 863, 15,351, 37.1M
The Ellen DeGeneres Show (WB/syndicated) 6.9M, 90, 76,458, 197.8M
Riverdale (The CW) 5.1M, 44, 116,859, 16M
The Daily Show (Comedy Central) 4.2M, 151, 28,130, 22.2M
Grey’s Anatomy (ABC) 2M, 45, 45,211, 34.2M
Entertainment Tonight (WB/syndicated) 1.7M, 624, 2,748, 8.8M
Today Show (NBC) 1.7M, 845, 2,000, 13.5M
The Rachel Maddow Show (MSNBC) 1.5M, 89, 16,543, 12.5M
The Late Late Show with James Corden (CBS) 1.2M, 114, 10,616, 7.3M
The Bachelor (ABC) 1.2M, 105, 11,096, 4.3M

 

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