TV ratings: ThisIsUs, TheGoodDoctor top 7-day gains for week 2
A snapshot of how much delayed viewing can affect the ratings for a show: In the second week of the season , half of the 20 shows with the biggest seven-day lifts in adults 18-49 at least doubled their initial ratings.
In all, 37 broadcast and cable shows that had at least a 0.1 rating in the 18-49 demo to start doubled their numbers with a week of delayed viewing. In total viewers, 23 shows with initial audiences above 100,000 increased by at least 100 percent. Nearly all of the shows that doubled their total audience were on cable, as it's easier to achieve a big percentage gain if the initial number is smaller. Two network series, ABC's
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