The final week of Summer was great for Ryan Murphy scripted series and football; not so much for the Emmys. Total viewers and adults 18-49, Live+3 TV ratings charts for the week ending Sept. 23, 2018.
The show’s centerpiece catastrophes are still impressively imaginative, but there’s a disconnect when it moves to everyone’s private lives.
Exclusive: Murphy on how his new Netflix deal is going, plus the mega-producer previews his new FX series “Pose” and discusses the future of “9-1-1” and “American Crime Story.”
As he celebrates the success of “9-1-1” on Fox, Murphy says he can’t wait to put ratings behind him as he moves to Netflix.
After squeezing more into one month of episodes than most shows do over their entire run, that unpredictability is what’s keeping audiences around.
Also: 60th annual Grammy Awards and ‘WWE Raw’ 25th anniversary were still big. Live+3 TV ratings charts for the week ending Jan. 28, 2018.
Here’s hoping the first new drama series of 2018 isn’t an omen for the year ahead.
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