While Fall TV Premiere Week 2020 will probably be remembered more for all the shows that didn’t premiere, there were still some new primetime programs to watch. Even if you hadn’t known what to expect, your DVR settings did, which is reflected in the fact that 14 broadcast and cable telecasts saw their audiences rise by at least 1 million viewers within seven days of delayed viewing.
For this study, we looked at primetime series from Monday, Sept. 21, 2020 through Sunday, Sept. 27, 2020, which is considered by ratings currency company Nielsen to be the 2020 Fall TV Premiere Week.All the 2020 Fall Premiere Week Shows That Added at Least 1 Million Viewers Via DVR
14 programs from broadcast and cable made the list
While Fall TV Premiere Week 2020 will probably be remembered more for all the shows that didn’t premiere, there were still some new primetime programs to watch. Even if you hadn’t known what to expect, your DVR settings did, which is reflected in the fact that 14 broadcast and cable telecasts saw their audiences rise by at least 1 million viewers within seven days of delayed viewing.
For this study, we looked at primetime series from Monday, Sept. 21, 2020 through Sunday, Sept. 27, 2020, which is considered by ratings currency company Nielsen to be the 2020 Fall TV Premiere Week.