Ratings: NCIS Hawai’i Ends With 2nd-Best Audience of Season

In the latest TV ratings, CBS’ NCIS finale was Monday’s most-watched show, and landed in a six-way tie for the nightly demo win.

CBS | The Neighborhood (with 5 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating) added a few eyeballs with its season finale, while Bob Hearts Abishola‘s series finale (4.9 mil/0.4, average TVLine reader grade “A”; watch cast video) drew a best-since-season premiere audience and also rose in the demo. NCIS‘ season finale (6.8 mil/0.4, TVLine reader grade “A-,” read Katrina Law Q&A) delivered its largest audience in six episodes, and NCIS: Hawai’i‘s unplanned series finale (TVLine reader grade “B”) rose 7% to its biggest audience since the season premiere (5.41 mil) while also scoring its first 0.4 rating in six episodes.

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NBC | The Voice (5.3 mil/0.4, read recap) ticked up in both measures, and Deal or No Deal Island (3 mil/0.3) drew its second-largest audience to date.

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THE CW | All American (464K/0.1) rose to a season high in audience.

FOX | MasterChef Junior (1.4 mil/0.2) was down, while So You Think You Can Dance (783K/0.1) added eyeballs.

ABC | Jeopardy! Masters drew 4.3 mil and a 0.4, followed by Celeb Wheel‘s 2.6 mil/0.3.

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