CBS on Track for 17th Consecutive Season as Most-Watched Network, Averaging Nearly 5 Million Primetime Viewers

CBS is on track for a record-breaking 17th consecutive season of being the most-watched broadcast network. When excluding sports, it's averaging 4.99 million viewers in primetime, per Nielsen data, up 14% year over year. The milestone marks broadcast television's longest winning streak on record since 1955-1970, which was also previously held by CBS. CBS currently has the top seven shows on broadcast, which include "Tracker" with an average of 10.84 million viewers; "Matlock" with 9.53 million; "60 Minutes" with 8.45 million; "FBI" with 8.11 million, "Georgie and . . .