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'Today' Soars in Ratings, 'GMA' Gains, 'CBS Mornings' Slips
11 Jun
Summary
- 'Today' leads viewership and demo, showing strong weekly and yearly gains.
- 'Good Morning America' secures second place with viewer and demo increases.
- 'CBS Mornings' experiences a decline in total viewers, unique in year-over-year drop.
For the week of June 1, NBC's 'Today' maintained its top position in morning television ratings. The show averaged 2.928 million total viewers and 640,000 in the Adults 25-54 demographic, marking a 1% increase from the previous week and an impressive 22% year-over-year growth in both metrics.
ABC's 'Good Morning America' secured the second spot, attracting 2.702 million total viewers and 470,000 demo viewers. This represented a 1% rise in total viewers and an 11% surge in the key demo compared to the prior week. Year-over-year, 'Good Morning America' saw a 4% increase in total viewers and a 3% rise in the demo.
CBS's 'CBS Mornings' trailed with 1.693 million total viewers and 285,000 demo viewers. The program experienced a 4% drop in total viewers from the previous week, though it saw a 1% increase in the key demo. Notably, 'CBS Mornings' was the only show to register a year-over-year decrease in a measured category, with total viewers down 4%.
