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WEEKLY RECAP: February 27-March 5, 2017

Here is my weekly recap for Week #24. 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 24s:  2016   2015

TOP 10 SHOWS (18-49 DEMO)
1. The Voice (NBC, Monday 8:00pm) - 3.1    14th week
2. The Voice (NBC, Tuesday 8:00pm) - 2.6    13th week
3. The Bachelor (ABC, Monday 8:00pm) - 2.4    9th week
4. The Voice (NBC, Thursday 8:00pm) - 2.3    Special Airing
5. Modern Family (ABC, Wednesday 8:30pm) - 2.0    15th week
    Little Big Shots (NBC, Sunday 8:00pm) - 2.0    1st week (New Season)
7. Chicago PD (NBC, Wednesday 9:00pm) - 1.9    1st week
8. The Goldbergs (ABC, Wednesday 8:00pm) - 1.8    12th week
9. Chicago Fire (NBC, Wednesday 8:00pm) - 1.7    Special Airing
    Chicago Justice (NBC, Wednesday 10:00pm) - 1.7    Special Airing
    Chicago Med (NBC, Thursday 9:00pm) - 1.7    1st week

 TOP 10 SHOWS (TOTAL VIEWERS)
1. The Voice (NBC, Monday 8:00pm) - 13.0 million    14th week
2. Little Big Shots (NBC, Sunday 8:00pm) - 11.7 million    1st week (New Season)
3. The Voice (NBC, Tuesday 8:00pm) - 11.4 million    11th week
4. The Voice (NBC, Thursday 8:00pm) - 10.7 million    Special Airing
    60 Minutes (CBS, Sunday 7:00pm) - 10.7 million    18th week
6. Chicago PD (NBC, Wednesday 9:00pm) - 9.6 million    1st week
7. NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, Sunday 8:00pm) - 9.5 million    13th week
8. Chicago Fire (NBC, Wednesday 8:00pm) - 9.0 million    Special Airing
9. Chicago Med (NBC, Thursday 9:00pm) - 8.8 million    1st week
10. Chicago Justice (NBC, Wednesday 10:00pm) - 8.7 million    Special Airing

BOTTOM 10 SHOWS (18-49 DEMO)
1. Sleepy Hollow (FOX, Friday 9:00pm) - 0.4    9th week
2. Elementary (CBS, Sunday 10:00pm) - 0.6    14th week
3. Emerald City (NBC, Friday 9:00pm) - 0.7    9th week
    Time After Time (ABC, Sunday 9:00pm) - 0.7    1st week (NEW SHOW)
5. APB (FOX, Monday 9:00pm) - 0.8    1st week
    Training Day (CBS, Thursday 10:00pm) - 0.8    3rd week
    My Kitchen Rules (FOX, Thursday 9:00pm) - 0.8    6th week
    Grimm (NBC, Friday 9:00pm) - 0.8    7th week
    Dateline NBC (NBC, Friday 10:00pm) - 0.8    8th week
    Madam Secretary (CBS, Sunday 9:00pm) - 0.8    6th week
    Bob's Burgers (FOX, Sunday 7:30pm) - 0.8    1st week

BOTTOM 10 SHOWS (TOTAL VIEWERS)
1. Bob's Burgers (FOX, Sunday 7:30pm) - 1.8 million    9th week
2. Sleepy Hollow (FOX, Friday 9:00pm) - 1.9 million    9th week
3. New Girl (FOX, Tuesday 8:00pm) - 2.1 million    18th week
4. My Kitchen Rules (FOX, Thursday 9:00pm) - 2.2 million    8th week
    Making History (FOX, Sunday 8:30pm) - 2.2 million    1st week (NEW SHOW)
    The Last Man on Earth (FOX, Sunday 9:30pm) - 2.2 million    10th week
7. The Mick (FOX, Tuesday 8:30pm) - 2.4 million    9th week
8. Time After Time (ABC, Sunday 9:00pm) - 2.5 million    1st week (NEW SHOW)
    Family Guy (FOX, Sunday 9:00pm) - 2.5 million    9th week
10. The Simpsons (FOX, Sunday 8:00pm) - 2.6 million    6th week

WINNERS OF THE NIGHT
Monday - The Voice (NBC)    2nd week
Tuesday - The Voice (NBC)    2nd week
Wednesday - Chicago PD (NBC)    2nd week
Thursday - Chicago Med (NBC)    3rd week
Friday - Shark Tank (ABC)    4th week
Sunday - Little Big Shots (NBC)    1st week (New Season)

LOSERS OF THE NIGHT
Monday - When We Rise (ABC)    Special Airing
Tuesday - None
Wednesday - When We Rise (ABC)    Special Airing
Thursday - When We Rise (ABC)    Special Airing
Friday - Sleepy Hollow (FOX)    5th week
Sunday - Time After Time (ABC)    1st week (NEW SHOW)
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