TV ratings for Sunday, January 9: ‘Call Me Kat’ Season 2, ‘Pivoting’ on Fox

In the latest TV show chart, Fox’s Call me Kat opened Season 2 on Sunday night with a total of 3.7 million viewers and a demo rating of 0.9 – the best numbers since its previous launch series opener, which also was specifically scheduled to lead the end of the season NFL games.

The debut of the sitcom Pivoting keep 2 million and 0.5 respectively.

Call me Kat earn on average Class “B” TVLine Reader (read summary), while Pivoting score “B+” (read summary). Both comedies are out at their regular time this Thursday, taking the lead Joe the Millionaire.

The end of Fox’s night, Bob’s Burgers reached 1.3 million / 0.5, followed by Family boyof 1.3 million / 0.4.

Elsewhere:

NBC | Sunday night footballThe season’s final results (14.7 million / 4.0) were on par with last week’s preliminary numbers.

ABC | AFV (4.5 million / 0.4) embedded, while Celebrity wheel of fortune (4.4 million / 0.5) is stable. Both Supermarket scanning (2.5 million / 0.5) and Rookies (2.8 million / 0.4) has increased, corresponding to the highest of the season in the demo.

CBS | Awaiting adjustment due main delay, 60 minutes currently reporting 9.9 million and 1.3, Equalizer (7.3 million / 0.6) increase and both NCIS: LA (5.2 million / 0.5) and SWAT (3.9 million / 0.4) is stable.

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Live + Same-day numbers reported in our ratings column Not reflects the overall performance of a show, due to the enhanced use of delayed playback across DVRs and streaming platforms, along with out-of-home viewing. Instead, these numbers (Nielsen’s fast national players, unless expressed as finals) are intended simply to illustrate trends or best comparisons. Warning: Content can be hot!