Oz which declined 14% to match its series low. Right behind, four shows tied at a 0.8: NBCU’s sophomore Kelly Clarkson, down 11% Disney’s sophomore Tamron Hall and CMV’s Rachael Ray, both of which were flat and NBCU’s Steve Wilkos, which improved 14%.ĬMV’s recently renewed rookie Drew Barrymore stayed at a 0.6 for a second week, tying Dr. In fifth place, Warner Bros.’ Ellen DeGeneres dropped 10% to a 0.9, matching its series low. NBCU’s Maury remained at a 1.0 for a fifth straight week, tying Debmar-Mercury’s Wendy Williams, which rose 11%. Phil dipped 6% to a second-place 1.5 after once again being peppered with preemptions and losing its primary run in all of the top-five markets and seven of the top-ten due to basketball on March 22. Among daytime’s key demographic of women 25-54, Live led with a 0.7.Īlso Read: 'Live' Extends Talk Lead Among Women for More Than a YearĬTD’s Dr. In daytime, shows also faced preemptions for President Joe Biden’s first official press conference on March 25.ĭisney’s Live with Kelly and Ryan remained the top talker for a fourth straight week and continued to lead the category by all three key metrics (households, viewers, women 25-54) for the first time in its 33 seasons. WarnerBros.’ TMZ and Extra, CMV’s DailyMailTV and Fox’s Dish Nation all held steady at a 0.8, 0.7, 0.6 and 0.3, respectively.

NBCU’s Access Hollywood downticked 10% to a 0.9. CMV’s Inside Edition eroded 4% to a 2.3, while sibling series Entertainment Tonight tumbled 13% to a 2.1. The top-three magazines all headed south. Elsewhere, Disney’s internet video series RightThisMinute moved down 14% to a 0.6, matching its series low. Entertainment Studios’ Funny You Should Ask replied with a season-low 0.4 for a fifth consecutive week.

Fox’s 25 Words or Less languished at its series-low 0.7 for a fourth straight week.

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