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Yahoo
2 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Week of May 19 Morning News Ratings: All 3 Morning Shows Head Into Memorial Day on a Positive Note
All three morning shows approached Memorial Day weekend with positive momentum, posting week-to-week gains in total viewers and the adults 25-54 demo for the week of May 19. It was a nice rebound, considering that all three programs were down in both of those measured categories the week prior. NOTE: Today and CBS Mornings were retitled on Friday (05/23/25) to Today-TS and CBS Morn, respectively. These retitled telecasts are excluded from the weekly and season averages. NBC and CBS' weekly averages are based on four days (Monday – Thursday). According to live-plus-same-day data from Nielsen, GMA averaged 2.653 million total viewers and 451,000 A25-54 viewers. Compared to the previous week, ABC News' flagship morning show was up +3% in total viewers and +6% in the demo. Looking at its performance alongside the same week in 2024 (the week of May 20), GMA was down -6% in the former category and -10% in the latter. Today was the No. 2 morning show in total viewers, but remained No. 1 in the demo with 2.575 million and 601,000 viewers, respectively. NBC News' morning show was up +3% in total viewers and +4% in the demo compared to the previous week. Year-to-year, Today was down -6% in the former category and -3% in the latter. CBS Mornings had 2.014 million total viewers and 314,000 A25-54 viewers. Week-to-week, CBS News' morning show grew +6% in the former category and +1% in the latter. Compared to 2024, the show declined -9% in total viewers and -30% in the demo-the steepest drop in the demo among the three morning broadcasts. ABC NBC CBS • Total Viewers: 2,653,000 2,575,000 2,014,000 • A25-54: 451,000 601,000 314,000 Source: The Nielsen Company, NTI Total Viewers, Adults 25-54 and Adults 18-49 Live + SD Current Week (w/o 5/19/25), Previous Week (w/o 5/12/25) and Year-Ago Week (w/o 5/20/24). Most Current Data Stream: 2024-2025 Season (9/23/24 – 5/25/25) and 2023-2024 Season (9/25/23 – 5/26/24). Nielsen ratings for ABC, NBC and CBS include additional airings in select markets. Beginning 8/31/20, national ratings also include Out of Home (OOH) viewing. Averages based on regular telecasts.
Sydney Morning Herald
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Sydney Morning Herald
Survivor host Jeff Probst discusses Mike White's return to the series
Survivor host Jeff Probst talks The White Lotus creator Mike White's return to the competition for Season 50 on CBS Mornings.
The Age
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Age
Survivor host Jeff Probst discusses Mike White's return to the series
Survivor host Jeff Probst talks The White Lotus creator Mike White's return to the competition for Season 50 on CBS Mornings.
Yahoo
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Who is in the cast of Survivor 50? Memphis castaway set to compete in Fiji once again
Season 50 of the hit reality show "Survivor" is set to air in 2026, but unlike seasons past, we already know some of the castaways, including one from Memphis. Quintavius "Q" Burdette who competed to be the "lone survivor" on Season 46 of the show, is headed back to Fiji to compete with other previous castaways against each other in group and individual challenges for the title of "sole survivor" and the $1 million cash prize that comes with it. For 25 years, "Survivor" has entertained millions as groups of sometimes 20 competed to be the lone survivor. And to celebrate the 50th season, some of the original cast members are making their way back to the beaches of Fiji for "Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans". But for "Survivor" 50 there will be a bit of a twist, with the fans holding the power to decide some of the key elements of gameplay prior to filming, including whether to have hidden immunity idols available for players and if there will be a final four fire-making challenge. Here's everything to know about "Survivor" 50 and Tennessee's connection to the show. "Survivor," hosted by Jeff Probst, has been on the air since 2000. The list for Survivor 50 is fairly long and there are still two members expected to be tapped from season 49 after it airs in the fall of 2025, according to reports from multiple media and entertainment outlets. But here's who Probst named on May 28 during an interview on "CBS Mornings", and which season/s they appeared in. (Note seasons 33 to present have all been filmed in Fiji.) Aubry Bracco: Seasons 32 (Kaôh Rōng – Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty), 34 (Game Changers), 38 (Edge of Extinction) Q Burdette: Season 46 Charlie Davis: Season 46 Rick Devens: Season 38 (Edge of Extinction) Colby Donaldson: Seasons 2 (The Australian Outback), 8 (All-Stars), 20 (Heroes vs. Villains) Jenna Lewis-Dougherty: Season 1 (Borneo), 8 (All-Stars) Tiffany Ervin: Season 46 Cirie Fields: Seasons 12 (Panama-Exile Island), 16 (Micronesia – Fans vs. Favorites), 20 (Heroes vs. Villains), 34 (Game Changers) Emily Flippen: Season 45 Kyle Fraser: Season 48 Chrissy Hofbeck: Season 35 (Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers) Christian Hubicki: Season 37 (David vs. Goliath) Joseph Hunter: Season 48 Kamilla Karthigesu: Season 48 Angelina Keeley: Season 37 (David vs. Goliath) Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick: Seasons 10 (Palau), 11 (Guatemala), 20 (Heroes vs. Villains) Ozzy Lusth: Seasons 13 (Cook Islands), 16 (Micronesia – Fans vs. Favorites), 23 (South Pacific), 34 (Game Changers) Genevieve Mushaluk: Season 47 Dee Valladares: Season 45 Benjamin "Coach" Wade: Seasons 18 (Tocantins – The Brazilian Highlands), 20 (Heroes vs. Villains), 23 (South Pacific) Mike White: Season 37 (David vs. Goliath) Jonathan Young: Season 42 Burdette is a Mississippi native who now calls Memphis home. A graduate of Ole Miss, he was a wide receiver on the football team and ran track and field, competing from 2012 to 2015. Burdette grew up in Senatobia, Mississippi as one of 17 children. He first appeared on "Survivor" Season 46 in 2024 and was voted off of the island after 23 days. The 50th season is set to premiere in February 2026 with long-running host Probst still at the helm, according to CBS. There have been 19 contestants from Tennessee. Of these, only one person has won and two have come in second. The list is based on the place the contestants finished in their individual seasons. Finished in first place: Tina Wesson (Australian Outback) from Knoxville, she also came in 18th during the All-Stars season and fourth in Blood vs. Waters. Finished in second place: Gavin Whitson (Edge of Extinction) from Erwin, Sam Phalen of Nashville (Season 47) Finished in fourth place: Tamara Johnson-George (Tocantins) from Nashville Finished in fifth place: Baylor Wilson (San Juan del Sur) from Nashville and Julie Alley (Season 45) from Brentwood Finished in sixth place: Erik Huffman (China) from Nashville and Quintavius Burdette (Season 46) from Memphis Finished in seventh place: Matt Elrod (Redemption Island) from Nashville Finished in ninth place: Whitney Duncan (South Pacific) from Nashville Finished in tenth place: Gretchen Cordy (Borneo) from Clarksville Finished in twelfth place: Libby Vincek (Ghost Island) from Nashville and Dwight Moore (Season 43) from Collierville Finished in thirteenth place: Travis Sampson (Vanuatu) from Blountville and Hali Ford (Game Changers) from Knoxville Finished in fifteenth place: Tanya Vance (Thailand) from Kingsport, Ryan Shoulders (Pearl Islands) from Clarksville, Melinda Hyder (Panama) from Sevierville, and Jessica Figuera (Millennials vs. Gen. X) from Nashville Episodes will be available to stream on Paramount+, live and on-demand for Paramount+ with Showtime subscribers or on demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after an episode airs. This article originally appeared on Memphis Commercial Appeal: 'Survivor' 50 cast: Tennessean set to return to Fiji. Here's when
USA Today
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
13 biggest snubs from the Survivor 50 returning cast reveal
13 biggest snubs from the Survivor 50 returning cast reveal We finally have the cast for the 50th season of CBS' reality TV phenomenon Survivor! (Yes, we really are all that old). While the lineup of all-star castaways for the highly-anticipated season include many favorites like Colby Donaldson, Joe Hunter and Ozzy Lusth, there were obviously a number beloved former contestants who didn't make the cut. Survivor host and producer Jeff Probst explained a bit about what went into casting this season during the Wednesday morning reveal. 'Here's what we realized early on,' Probst told CBS Mornings. 'Casting Survivor 50 was kind of like casting the ultimate all-time movie. And you think about all the actors who are alive today that you could put in that movie, but there is only so many roles, and we wanted 50 to be a little taste of everything. 'Cause, Gayle, we've done Heroes vs. Villains, and Game Changers, and Fans vs. Favorites, and winners. We wanted to taste every flavor, every type personality, all the eras.' GET BUFF: Photos of the 24 Survivor 50 castaways officially returning to Fiji That certainly makes sense, but fans can still feel disappointed some of their favorites won't be returning to Fiji. These players top the list of snubs. Jesse Lopez (Season 43) Jeremy Collins (Seasons 29, 31, 40) Carolyn Wiger (Season 44) Spencer Bledsoe (Seasons 28, 31) Gabby Pascuzzi (Season 37) Kaleb Gebrewold (Season 45) Yam Yam Arocho (Season 44) Jonathan Penner (Seasons 13, 16, 25) Ricard Foyé (Season 41) Carson Garrett (Season 44) Yul Kwon (Season 13, 40) Evvie Jagoda (Season 41) Kellee Kim (Season 39)
