Friday Smash drew an average of 2.051 million viewers in nightly ratings, according to Showbuzz Daily. The first hour attracted 2.090 million viewers, then the second hour dropped to 2.012 million viewers.
Smash it also obtained an average rating of 0.5 in the 18-49 demographic group, which was the third of the night. The first place was for Shark Tank (0.7).
If the number remains the same, it will be a 7.5% drop in view compared to last Friday Smash, which attracted an average of 2.217 million viewers, with a rating of 0.59 in the 18-49 demographic.
Smash it was the 8th of the night among the broadcasting stations in audience. Came behind: Shark Tank, 20/20, MacGyver, Magnum PI, Blue blood, The blacklist, and Dateline NBC. Shark Tank topped the night with 4.453 million viewers.
The final classification will come out on Monday afternoon.
Below is our 2021 Smash View tracker:
Episode of January 1: 2.013 million viewers with a rating of 0.53 in the 18-49 demographic group (New Year’s episode)
Episode of January 8: 2,120 million viewers with a rating of 0.56 in the 18-49 demographic group
Episode of January 15th: 2.262 million viewers with a rating of 0.67 in the 18-49 demographic group
Episode of January 22: 2.383 million viewers with a rating of 0.63 in the 18-49 demographic group
Episode of January 29: 2.304 million viewers with a rating of 0.62 in the demographic group 18 to 49
February 5th Episode: 2.257 million viewers with a rating of 0.65 in the 18-49 demographic group (post-Royal Rumble episode)
Episode of February 12: 1.990 million viewers with a rating of 0.57 in the 18-49 demographic group
Episode of February 19: 2.217 million viewers with a rating of 0.59 in the 18-49 demographic group
2020 Total: 113.372 million viewers
Average of 2020: 2,180 million viewers per episode (2 FS1 views)
2019 Total: 112.530 million viewers
Average 2019: 2.164 million viewers per episode (1 FS1 on the air)
2018 Total: 122.304 million viewers
2018 average: 2.352 million viewers per episode
Total 2017: 132.401 million viewers
Average of 2017: 2.546 million viewers per episode