February: Top Attention-Grabbing Shows for Broadcast and Cable

March 8   |   Insights

Winter Weather Woes Leant Themselves to Easy-to-Watch Genres on Broadcast & Cable

As viewers wait out the winter weather, game shows, sitcoms, and home improvement capture their attention. The following primetime first-run programs ranked the highest on our Attention Index in February.

Highlights:

  • Fred Savage and Ricky Gervais made for an attention-grabbing combo: ABC's new game show "Child Support" topped the broadcast list.
  • Feeling cooped up and looking for a home project? You're not the only one. HGTV's "House Hunters International" and "Fixer Upper" both made the top 5 attention-grabbing cable programs.
  • Sheldon, Sheldon, Sheldon. CBS's "The Big Bang Theory" and "Young Sheldon"both made the top five broadcast shows for attention.

To learn more about our methodology, specific shows, or the breakdown by demographics or daypart, contact us and we'll help you find the data you need.

 

Top TV Shows by Attention

BROADCAST FEBRUARY 2018

February 2018 Top Broadcast Shows


CABLE FEBRUARY 2018

February 2018 Top Cable Shows
TV and CTV Attention Report

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