‘TODAY’ WINS THE WEEK AGAIN

‘TODAY’ #1 in Key A25-54 Demo for 127 Straight Weeks, Best Streak in Nearly Six Years

‘TODAY’ Tops GMA for 147 Consecutive Weeks in A18-49

NEW YORK – June 5, 2018 – NBC News’ TODAY was the number-one morning show last week in the key A25-54 demo for 127 consecutive weeks, its best streak in nearly six years. TODAY also topped ABC’s Good Morning America in A18-49 for 147 straight weeks. Additionally, compared to the same week last season, TODAY’s total viewership increased by +10,000 while its advantage over CBS grew by 31%. Season to date, TODAY has narrowed the margin with GMA by 82% in total viewers compared to same point last season.

TODAY was rated for four days last week due to the holiday, Memorial Day.

TODAY HIGHLIGHTS:

Net  HH
Rtg
HH
Shr
P2+
Imps
P18-49
Rtg
P18-49
Imps
P25-54
Rtg
P25-54
Imps
TODAY 2.89 12 3,958 0.74 953 1.10 1,329
CBS THIS MORNING 2.35 10 3,237 0.45 578 0.67 809
GOOD MORNING AMERICA 3.06 13 4,240 0.74 952 1.06 1,274

TODAY averaged 1.329 million A25-54 viewers, leading GMA by +55,000 (+4%) and CBS This Morning by +520,000 (+64%)

  • TODAY has now ranked #1 among A25-54 viewers for 127 consecutive weeks (best streak in almost six years) and 143 of the last 144 weeks
  • TODAY delivered a 1.10 A25-54 rating, +0.04 points ahead of GMA and +0.43 points more than CBS

TODAY averaged 953,000 A18-49 viewers, topping GMA and +375,000 (+65%) higher than CBS

  • Among A18-49 viewers, TODAY has now posted 147 consecutive weekly wins and has finished #1 in 153 of the last 155 weeks and 164 of the last 168 weeks

TODAY averaged 3.958 million total viewers, leading CBS This Morning by +721,000 (+22%)

  • Compared to the same week last season, TODAY’s total viewership increased by +10,000 while its advantage over CBS grew by 31%

SEASON-TO-DATE

TODAY ranks #1 among A25-54 viewers

  • Leads GMA by +163,000 and CBS by +579,000

TODAY ranks #1 among A18-49 viewers

  • Leads GMA by +161,000 and CBS by +438,000

TODAY Leads CBS by +748,000, 9% higher than last season

For more information contact:

Elizabeth Kushel
NBC News
o: (212) 664-1892
c: (917) 943-8076
e: elizabeth.kushel@nbcuni.com