‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ return draws 6.26 million viewers, ABC parent Disney says
Jimmy Kimmel live! “Jimmy Kimmel alive!” It is broadcasted every week at 23:35 at night and has various guests with comedy lice and a home group with celebrities, athletes, musical actions, comedians and human interest. On Monday, June 16, the guests were Steve Martin (“5 days out, 2 days ago”), Zach Cherry (“Severance”), and Alison Brown and Tim O’Brien Steve Martin.
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“Jimmy Kimmel alive!” Despite significant measures in 23% of the US TV households, it returned to the air on Tuesday night and produced a total of 6.26 million viewers.
For the first time, Pretting Show clearly discussed the suspension of President Donald Trump for his reactions to the murder of the Maga movement of the Maga movement during the monologue of a previous show for his reactions to the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
On Tuesday night, “I never intend to enlighten the murder of a young man.” He said. “I don’t think there’s something funny about it.”
Disney said on Wednesday, in addition to linear ratings, Kimmel’s monologue, which is per hour over more than 28 minutes, won more than 26 million views on Youtube and social platforms. The company also said that the show on Tuesday has gained its highest degree among adults between 18 and 49 years of age for more than a decade.
“[Trump] Instead, he did his best to cancel me, forced millions of people to watch the show, “Kimmel joked during Tuesday during his monologue.”
Local station owners Nexstar Media Group and Sinclair said they would prevent the show from return on Tuesday, so many market programs throughout the country could not monitor through local channels. Together, the two companies have approximately 70 ABC affiliated organization stations. According to Disney and Nielsen, this prevention affected slightly less than a quarter of the country.
Nextstar and Sinclair said they would prevent the show last week. Federal Communication Commission Mayor Brendan Carr, who proposes ABC and affiliated institution stations, may be at risk of losing broadcast licenses through comments.
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