The season premiere of 'America's Got Talent' frenzied up NBC with best ratings. The talent competition was viewed by 15 million audiences, the top premiere for the series.
Heartrending to its new-fangled time right after 'AGT,' NBC's new singing competition 'The Voice' was viewed by 14.4 million audiences, a series high for the display so far.
'AGT' remained appreciated by 4.2 million viewers in the 18-49 demo, while 'The Voice' taken 4.9 million.
Currently in its sixth season, for the record part 'AGT' has averaged around 12 million audiences year after year. Last season's end was perceived by 16 million viewers.
'The Voice,' which is presently in its first season, has by now been labeled a ratings hit by NBC. The show has been a constant player in the 18-49 space, transporting numbers NBC hasn't understood in a while.
Screening faith in 'The Voice,' NBC has set the singing competition the post-Super Bowl niche on Sun., Feb. 5.
"There is no improved showcase on television than to trail the Super Bowl, and we trust 'The Voice' is worthy of such high-profile exposure," Bob Greenblatt, chairman of NBC Entertainment, whispered in a statement. "The attention grasping blind tryout phase of 'The Voice' has mass appeal and will appropriately team up with the biggest sporting event of the year."
The network hasn't yet publicized whether that post-Super Bowl period will be the premiere of Season 2 or not.
