Fox News' 'The Five' finishes week as most-watched show on cable news, network claims 95 of 100 most-watched telecasts
You can now listen to Fox News articles!Fox News averaged 1.5 million total viewers from May 2-8, while TNT finished second with an average of 835,000 viewers. MSNBC averaged 631,000 and CNN settled for 478,000 as Fox News beat their combined audiences. It was the 18th straight week that Fox News finished as the most-watched basic cable network.
"The Five" averaged 3.3 million viewers to finish as the most-watched show on cable news, also finishing second in the advertiser-coveted demographic of adults age 25-54 with 465,000 demo viewers. "Gutfeld!" averaged 2.1 million viewers and 362,000 among the demo to outdraw NBC’s"The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" and ABC’s"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" in both categories. But it wasn’t only evening offerings that made up 95 of the 100 most-watched cable news shows last week, as daytime programs also thrived.
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