TV Ratings for January 27 - 31

Overnight ratings of some primetime shows, which aired on Sunday through Thursday of the end of January, courtesy of Bill Brioux:

Overnights (January 11-15), Golden Globes Most Watched Ever

UPDATE: Included Tuesday's overnight ratings.

Some recent overnight ratings including the Golden Globes were tweeted by Bill Brioux and Richard Koo:

Program	Network	Day	Viewers
Marketplace	CBC	Friday	1,047,000
Golden Globes	CTV	Sunday	3,409,000
Dragons' Den	CBC	Sunday	1,256,000
Republic of Doyle	CBC	Sunday	720,000
Heartland	CBC	Sunday	943,000
The Simpsons	Global	Sunday	1,004,000
Murdoch Mysteries	CBC	Monday	969,000
Mr. D	CBC	Monday	579,000
The Ron James Show	CBC	Monday	490,000
Rick Mercer Report	CBC	Tuesday	975,000
This Hour Has 22 Minutes	CBC	Tuesday	822,000
Cracked	CBC	Tuesday	552,000
NCIS	Global	Tuesday	2,450,000
NCIS LA	Global	Tuesday	2,183,000

Weekly Top 30 TV Shows for December 10 - 16

BBM released its latest weekly list of Top 30 TV programs watched by Canadians. This is their rankings for the period of December 10 to 16:

TV Ratings for November 26-29

This week's TV ratings (Monday, November 26 through Thursday, November 29) via Bill Brioux:

Watching political satire on U.S. election night

Thanks to Bill Brioux's tweet on the ratings of The Daily Show & Colbert Report on U.S. election night, this table was possible:

Show	Network	Viewership	Time (EST)	Live
The Daily Show	Comedy	269,000	11:00 PM	Yes
The Daily Show	CTV	374,000	12:05 AM	No
The Daily Show	Total	643,000
Colbert Report	Comedy	226,000	11:30 PM	Yes
Colbert Report	CTV	170,000	12:36 AM	No
Colbert Report	Total	396,000

Last night, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert presented their shows live on Comedy Central in the States and on the Comedy Network in Canada. It would be nice to see how these numbers compare to non-election figures, but I had no luck in finding them (nor do I have access to them.)

One thing that stood out is Colbert's audience (170,000) is less than half of Stewart's (374,000) on the same network, CTV. Without any previous data to compare, it's difficult to say why this is the case. One possible reason for this is some viewers may have switched from the fake news to the real news as they waited for Romney to concede, which he did at 12:55 a.m. with 12 minutes left in Colbert's show.