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TV Ratings: ‘Little Big Shots’ Returns to Series Low Viewership, ‘The Bachelor’ Wins Monday

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Melissa McCarthy kicked off her “Little Big Shots” hosting gig on Monday night, after replacing Steve Harvey who served as MC for the first three seasons. However, the season 4 premiere drew the show’s smallest ever viewership.

Behind the season 18 premiere of “The Voice,” “Little Big Shots” came in at a 0.9 rating among adults 18-49 and drew 4.9 million total viewers. While that rating is up very slightly on the season 3 finale (which aired back in late 2018), the viewership figure is down on the pervious series low of 5.2 million. It is worth noting that season 4 debuted in the 10 p.m. time slot, so those numbers aren’t bad all things considered. Meanwhile “The Voice” returned to a 1.5 and 9 million total viewers, around the same number who tuned in for the Monday night season 17 premiere in Fall 2019.

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ABC won the night thanks to “The Bachelor,” which grew once again to a 1.9 rating and 6.8 million viewers, up from a 1.8 and 6.6 million last week. “The Good Doctor” dipped a little ratings-wise to a 0.8, but still drew around 5.6 million pairs of eyeballs.

Over on Fox, “9-1-1: Lone Star” struggled to keep up against “The Bachelor” and “The Voice,” ticking down to a 0.9 rating and 5.6 million total viewers. A “Prodigal Son” replay in at 9 p.m. scored 0.4 and 1.9 million viewers.

“All American” and “Black Lightning” held firm on the CW, coming in even at a 0.3 and a 0.2 rating respectively. The former drew 768,000 total viewers to the latter’s 631,000.

CBS aired only reruns on Monday night, with “The Neighborhood” leading the way at a 0.7 and 4.9 million viewers. A “Bob Hearts Abishola” rerun scored a 0.5, while replays of “All Rise” and “Bull” both posted a 0.4.

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