Digital Audience Ratings (DAR) – TV
Broadcast Monday Feb 2, 2015 – Sunday Feb 8, 2015


RANK LAST WEEK PROGRAM RATING(000)

1 1 The Voice 11,945
2 2 Glee 5,634
3 3 America’s Got Talent 4,251
4 5 America’s Funniest Home Videos 3,983
5 6 Empire 3,138
6 - The Blacklist 1,882
7 7 American Idol 1,774
8 10 The Simpsons 1,483
9 4 Supernatural 1,451
10 - Gotham 1,372




Cable/Streaming Monday Feb 2, 2015 – Sunday Feb 8, 2015
RANK LAST WEEK PROGRAM RATING(000)

1 1 Key and Peele 8,978
2 4 The Walking Dead 7,541
3 - Daredevil 4,255
4 2 Top Gear 4,183
5 3 Pretty Little Liars 4,177
6 6 Dance Moms 1,742
7 7 WWE Raw 1,532
8 8 Impact Wrestling 1,284
9 9 Bring It! 1,088
10 - Beyond Scared Straight 942



Late Night Monday Feb 2, 2015 – Sunday Feb 8, 2015
RANK LAST WEEK PROGRAM RATING(000)


1 1 The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon 126,760
2 2 Jimmy Kimmel Live 41,309
3 3 Conan 15,078
4 4 Saturday Night Live 5,978
5 - Late Show With David Letterman 2,524



Trending Monday Feb 2, 2015 – Sunday Feb 8, 2015
PROGRAM RATING(000) % CHANGE


Daredevil 4,255 +5,699%
One Big Happy 175 +2,145%
Fresh Off The Boat 1,026 +2,10



Jimmy Fallon has outdone himself yet again: “The Tonight Show” previously held the record for the highest DAR-TV ever, until this week when the show more than doubled its top score, reaching a DAR-TV of 126MM. A series of astronomically successful YouTube clips came out of Fallon’s week of filming in LA, including a “Saved by the Bell” reunion and a lip sync battle with Kevin Hart and Will Ferrell that racked up a combined 53MM views alone this week.
NBC’s strategy of airing the first of a two-part episode of the “The Blacklist” after the Super Bowl turned out to be a success: the show made its first appearance in the Broadcast Top 10. Partially to thank? Strong activity on Facebook; the show’s most popular post from the past month was a video posted on the night that the second part of the episode aired.
Marvel’s “Daredevil,” Netflix’s newest original series, shook up the internet when it released its teaser trailer last week. The show’s DAR soared nearly 6,000%, most of which was driven by trailer views. That’s a big jump, even for Netflix: when House of Cards released its most recent trailer, the shows weekly DAR-TV jumped just over 350%.