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Smackdown draws 2.141M in hour 1, 2.071M in hour 2

December 13, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

WWE Friday Night Smackdown drew 2.141M viewers in the first hour and 2.071 million viewers in the second hour this past Friday. 

Friday Night Smackdown drew 0.6 in the M18-49 demo in the first hour and dropped to 0.5 in the second.  It also had a Friday night best of a 5 share for both hours in the men 18-49 demo. 

The ratings were up over last week although the Fox telecast lost out again to the CBS Friday night lineup of Macgyver and Magnum P.I.

Filed Under: FOX, Friday Night SmackDown

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