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WEEKLY RECAP: January 16-22, 2017

Here is my weekly recap for Week #18. Please note this only covers regularly scheduled shows (no sports, specials, repeats, or Saturday shows). It also does not cover CW in the ratings section to make past year comparisons more accurate.

Past Week 18s:  2016   2015

TOP 10 SHOWS (18-49 DEMO)
1. Hunted (CBS, Sunday 10:09pm) - 4.1    1st week (NEW SHOW)
2. The Big Bang Theory (CBS, Thursday 8:00pm) - 3.4    13th week
3. This is Us (NBC, Tuesday 9:00pm) - 2.6    12th week
4. The Bachelor (ABC, Monday 8:00pm) - 2.3    3rd week
5. NCIS (CBS, Tuesday 8:00pm) - 1.9    9th week
6. Kevin Can Wait (CBS, Monday 8:00pm) - 1.7    9th week
    The Middle (ABC, Tuesday 8:00pm) - 1.7    4th week
    The Wall (NBC, Tuesday 8:00pm) - 1.7    3rd week
    The Great Indoors (CBS, Thursday 8:30pm) - 1.7    5th week
    Mom (CBS, Thursday 9:00pm) - 1.7    2nd week

TOP 10 SHOWS (TOTAL VIEWERS)
1. NCIS (CBS, Tuesday 8:00pm) - 15.5 million    12th week
2. The Big Bang Theory (CBS, Thursday 8:00pm) - 15.2 million    13th week
3. Hunted (CBS, Sunday 10:09pm) - 11.9 million    1st week (NEW SHOW)
4. Bull (CBS, Tuesday 9:00pm) - 11.1 million    11th week
5. Blue Bloods (CBS, Friday 10:00pm) - 9.8 million    12th week
6. This is Us (NBC, Tuesday 9:00pm) - 9.6 million    8th week
7. NCIS: New Orleans (CBS, Tuesday 10:00pm) - 9.3 million    7th week
8. Kevin Can Wait (CBS, Monday 8:00pm) - 8.7 million    4th week
9. Mom (CBS, Thursday 9:00pm) - 8.6 million    4th week
10. Hawaii Five-0 (CBS, Friday 9:00pm) - 8.4 million    9th week

BOTTOM 10 SHOWS (18-49 DEMO)
1. Sleepy Hollow (FOX, Friday 9:00pm) - 0.5    3rd week
2. Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC, Tuesday 10:00pm) - 0.6    8th week
    Rosewood (FOX, Friday 8:00pm) - 0.6    12th week
4. Big Fan (ABC, Monday 10:30pm) - 0.7    2nd week
    Emerald City (NBC, Friday 9:00pm) - 0.7    3rd week
6. The Real O'Neals (ABC, Tuesday 9:30pm) - 0.8    6th week
    Bones (FOX, Tuesday 9:00pm) - 0.8    2nd week
    Pure Genius (CBS, Thursday 10:00pm) - 0.8    7th week
    My Kitchen Rules (FOX, Thursday 9:00pm) - 0.8    1st week
    Grimm (NBC, Friday 8:00pm) - 0.8    3rd week
    Dateline NBC (NBC, Friday 10:00pm) - 0.8    5th week

BOTTOM 10 SHOWS (TOTAL VIEWERS)
1. Sleepy Hollow (FOX, Friday 9:00pm) - 1.9 million    3rd week
2. Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC, Tuesday 10:00pm) - 2.0 million    10th week
    Son of Zorn (FOX, Sunday 8:30pm) - 2.0 million    7th week
4. Big Fan (ABC, Monday 10:30pm) - 2.2 million    2nd week
5. New Girl (FOX, Tuesday 8:00pm) - 2.4 million    13th week
6. My Kitchen Rules (FOX, Thursday 9:00pm) - 2.5 million    2nd week
7. The Real O'Neals (ABC, Tuesday 9:30pm) - 2.8 million    8th week
    The Mick (FOX, Tuesday 8:30pm) - 2.8 million    3rd week
    Emerald City (NBC, Friday 9:00pm) - 2.8 million    2nd week
10. Bones (FOX, Tuesday 9:00pm) - 2.9 million    3rd week
     Rosewood (FOX, Friday 8:00pm) - 2.9 million    7th week

WINNERS OF THE NIGHT
Monday - Kevin Can Wait (CBS)    5th week
Tuesday - NCIS (CBS)    2nd week
Wednesday - Fresh Off the Boat (ABC)    1st week (Special Airing)
Thursday - Life in Pieces (CBS)    1st week
Friday - Last Man Standing (ABC)    2nd week
Sunday - Hunted (CBS)    1st week (NEW SHOW)

 LOSERS OF THE NIGHT
Monday - Timeless (NBC)    5th week
Tuesday - Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC)    2nd week
Wednesday - Star (FOX)    1st week
Thursday - Pure Genius (CBS)    1st week
Friday - Sleepy Hollow (FOX)    2nd week
Sunday - Son of Zorn (FOX)    1st week
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