Colbert's reviews continues, strikes Fallon and Kimmel together

First on Latenighter: Stephen Colbert's Late show In his second full show week, since CBS announced the cancellation of the show, his second full show has continued.

According to Nielsen Live+3 data, Colbert achieved a weekly share of 12.51% among the overall viewers-twelve hundredths with a lower week that has set up the all-time record for the highest weekly share The late show Stephen Colbert has published in 2015 since his debut.

It was also Colbert's second best RAW assessment week for more than two years (again only a week before the deficit) and moved in an average of 3.016 million more viewers than his two competitors from 11:35 a.m. Network.

The late show Was even stronger in the 18- to 49-demography enthusiastic by the advertiser, where Colbert's weekly average exceeded last week and delivered the largest 18 to 49 audience last night.

The most watched episode of the week was broadcast on Thursday when over 3.2 million viewers for Colberts interview with Kamala Harris, the first sit-down-down since the 2024 elections.

In other weekly evaluation messages, the FOX News Show from Greg Gutfeld contained its dominance in the period from 10 p.m. et, an average of 3.16 million viewers and 238,000 in the key 18-49 demo at night Late Night with Seth Meyers The hour at 12:37 p.m. won and achieved an impressive 35%demo win week after week.

In the meantime, The daily show After the host of Host Desi Lydic, after Josh Johnsons Hosting debut the largest 18 to 49 -year audience of the year.

Complete evaluation diagrams for the week of July 28, 2025 follow below.

The weekly ratings have only first episodes on average (neubroadcasts and specials are excluded, unless referred to). The listed period is most common for the show.

Live+3 reviews – all spectators (P2+)

Live+ 3 Reviews in Demo (P18-49)

Evaluation data © The Nielsen company used in the license.