’60 Minutes’ suffers season debut ratings slump
CBS News’s 60 Minutes experienced a notable drop in ratings for its season premiere under new leadership, attracting approximately 2 million fewer viewers than the previous year. The debut drew about 7.94 million viewers, marking over a 20% decrease from the roughly 10 million viewers of last season’s premiere. CBS News’s 60 Minutes saw a notable decline in its season premiere ratings under new leadership, drawing approximately 7.94 million viewers-over 20% fewer than last year’s debut, which attracted around 10 million viewers. This drop amounts to roughly 2 million fewer viewers compared to the prior year’s premiere.
CBS News’s 60 Minutes suffered a sharp decline in ratings for its season premiere, with the first episode under new leadership drawing roughly 2 million fewer viewers than last year’s debut.
The CBS staple drew about 7.94 million viewers for its 59th season premiere Sunday, according to data released by the network. The audience was down more than 20% from the roughly 10 million viewers who tuned in for the previous season’s premiere.
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