The traditional 2019-20 TV season ends Wednesday, and like most every other aspect of life, it was a strange one
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The early days of stay-at-home orders spiked ratings across the board, just at the time when they would normally have begun the annual post-daylight saving slide. After a late March peak, though, overall TV usage has slowly but steadily declined each week since then, bringing ratings for recent weeks back down to expected levels.
Fox will lead the season among adults 18-49 for the first time in eight years with a 1.7 rating in the key ad-sales demographic. Thanks in no small part to having the Super Bowl, a primetime NFC Championship game and a full season of, the network is the only broadcaster up in both the demo and total viewers compared to last season.
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