It’s official – 60 Minutes tops NFL preseason in broadcast ratings! We’re checking out the latest broadcast numbers on today’s THR Charts: The Breakdown for Wednesday, August 28th.

Donald Trump plunged in ratings with his 60 Minutes interview Sunday night. The newsmag's 1.8 rating among 18-49 year olds and 11.3 million viewers, while the strongest showing of any non-NFL ...

The network even scored the No. 1 spot thanks to “60 Minutes” (0.83). That was then followed by two seasons of “Survivor” in the fall and spring, both of which earned a 0.71 rating in the ...

TV Ratings chart for the week of Aug. 31 — Sept. 6 Wed., Sept. 9, 2020. News. ... It was the sixth time “60 Minutes” has been the most-watched program during the 15 weeks of television’s ...

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CBS' telecast of "60 Minutes" featuring an interview with Conan O'Brien was up sharply from last week, though below the show's average this season.

“60 Minutes” (6 p.m. Sunday, WBBM-Ch. 2) begins the new year happy. Although broadcast viewership is down as a whole, the venerable newsmagazine’s ratings are up 12 percent to 15 percent ...

President Trump's early release of his '60 Minutes' interview didn't affect the show's ratings: It drew its biggest audience in more than two years. '60 Minutes,' World Series: TV Ratings Sunday ...

The last “60 Minutes” to beat this one was a November 2008 Steve Kroft conversation with President-elect Barack Obama and his wife Michelle, which averaged 24.5 million overall audience members.