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It’s been a quiet March for late-night so far, with only one show posting gains in both total viewers and the key Adults 18-49 demo, while many others slipped in both categories.
According to LateNighter, citing Nielsen Live+3 ratings data, NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers was the only show to see increases in total viewers and the demo. The show, which airs in the 12:37 am slot, averaged 1.01 million total viewers (up 3 percent on the week before) and 154,000 demo viewers (up 2 percent) for the week of March 9.
Elsewhere, CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert continued to hold onto the top spot at 11:35 pm, averaging 2.40 million total viewers and 190,000 demo viewers. However, this was down 2 percent in total viewers compared to the week prior and down 13 percent in the key demo.
‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ Tops Late Night for Third Straight Week (EXCLUSIVE)
“Jimmy Kimmel Live” has secured the No. 1 spot in late night among adults 18-49 for the third consecutive week, continuing a strong run in the key demographic, according to Nielsen live-plus-same-day data for the week of March 9.
The ABC late-night staple delivered a 0.16 rating in adults 18-49, marking its third straight weekly win and its sixth victory in the demo over the past seven weeks. The performance signals renewed momentum for “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” following a turbulent period last year when the show was temporarily pulled from the air.
In September 2025, ABC suspended the program after host Jimmy Kimmel’s monologue comments about President Donald Trump and reactions to the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparked backlash from conservative groups and political figures. The move came amid pressure from regulators and some station groups, with several affiliates declining to air the show even after it returned.
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Weekly Ratings: Seth Meyers Stands Alone as Late Night Slips
Amid a soft week for late night, NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers stood alone as the only show to grow in both total viewers and the demo.
According to Nielsen Live+3 ratings data, CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert continued to lead the 11:35 p.m. hour in total viewers, averaging 2.40 million for the week (–2 percent). ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! followed with 2.17 million viewers (–5 percent).
Among adults 18–49, Jimmy Kimmel Live! again led the hour despite a double-digit drop, averaging 228,000 viewers (–13 percent) to Colbert’s 190,000 (–13 percent). NBC’s Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon was the only broadcast show at 11:35 to avoid a decline, holding steady in total viewers while rising 3 percent in the demo to 197,000 adults 18–49.
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