Sunday Night Football crushed the Walking Dead (Topic)

On Sunday, November 29, 2015, the live broadcast of "Sunday Night Football" on NBC surpassed the final episode of the first half of season six of "The Walking Dead" by eleven million viewers. The eighth episode of AMC's zombie drama was watched by fourteen million people, up six percent from last week. In turn, "Sunday Night Football" interested 25.2 million fans. This is reported by The Wrap.

The eighth episode of the sixth season of "The Walking Dead" attracted the attention of 8.9 million viewers aged 18 to 49, and has a rating of 7.02. In the 25-54 age group, 8.6 million people watched the final of the offseason. In both categories, the demo rating is also six percent higher than in Episode 7.

As for Sunday's game between the Denver Broncos and the New England Patriots, its demo rating is 8.5, which means 10. 8 million viewers aged 18 to 49.

It is worth noting that AMC, like most other cable channels, will only release Nielsen ratings three days after the broadcast. Typically, the bottom line is increased by one-third, therefore, in the end "Sunday Night Football" will not be a threat to the "Walking Dead". Seven days after the premiere, the gap will widen even further.

It is worth noting that AMC, like most other cable channels, will only release Nielsen ratings three days after the broadcast. Typically, the bottom line is increased by one-third, so in the end "Sunday Night Football" will not be a threat to the "Walking Dead". Seven days after the premiere, the gap will widen even further.

It is worth noting that AMC, like most other cable channels, will only release Nielsen ratings three days after the broadcast. Typically, the bottom line is increased by one-third, therefore, in the end "Sunday Night Football" will not be a threat to the "Walking Dead". Seven days after the premiere, the gap will widen even further.

The Topic of Article: Sunday Night Football crushed the Walking Dead.
Author: Jake Pinkman