NCIS: Sydney wraps strong US season
NCIS: Sydney was regularly among the most-watched programs on US broadcast television.
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The odds of an official renewal for NCIS: Sydney remain high after a strong broadcast season in the USA.
Forbes reports NCIS: Sydney was regularly among the most-watched programs on broadcast television, averaging 5 million viewers per week and drawing between 4.7 million and 5.5 million, Nielsen data shows.
The series finale, which aired on Jan. 23, was the 10th most-popular broadcast program of the week, falling only to NFL conference championship programming, Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, 60 Minutes, Chicago PD and Law And Order: SVU.
In its eight-episode run, NCIS: Sydney regularly beat other top-ranking shows like The Masked Singer, Shark Tank and Celebrity Jeopardy and in four of its eight weeks, it outranked everything on broadcast television with the exception of NFL programming, 60 Minutes, The Voice, Survivor and Dancing with the Stars.
CBS claims the Endemol Shine Australia show reached nearly 24 million unique viewers in its first season, and was the network’s No. 1 primetime entertainment series based on multi-platform viewing,
10 plans to screen the series on Free to Air from late May.
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(Slightly off topic) Is there any news on when “seriously fast tracked” episodes of the new seasons of NCIS and NCIS Hawai’i will air on Ten? They started in the USA a few days ago. I can only see reruns listed in the TV guide for this week and next week. Are they holding off until after the Easter non-ratings break?
My wife and I have watched twice. Love the ockerisms like ‘Old Mate’ and ‘Septic Tank’.