https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/la-brea-viewers-tv-ratings-debut-nbc-1235077225/

NBC's massive sinkhole mysteriously drama had a solid premiere on Tuesday.

Just saw the 3rd episode & it's the best one yet.

Love the Giant Ground Sloth & Cave bear.

La Brea's premiere soars to 15.6 million with delayed viewing and Peacock viewers (https://deadline.com/2021/10/la-brea-doubles-total-viewers-triples-demo-peacock-1234857770/)

The massive sinkhole drama starring Natalie Zea has more than doubled the 6.4 million viewers who tuned in for its Sept. 28 premiere on NBC.

La Brea's premiere soars to 15.6 million with delayed viewing and Peacock viewers (https://deadline.com/2021/10/la-brea-doubles-total-viewers-triples-demo-peacock-1234857770/)

The massive sinkhole drama starring Natalie Zea has more than doubled the 6.4 million viewers who tuned in for its Sept. 28 premiere on NBC.

:eek: :eek: :eek:

I am watching it and found it in the same vein of LOST a show made several years ago. The show keeps me interested in it. As I read the credits I saw the name Ione Skye and said I think the actress is related to Donovan Leith the British singer of the 1960's. Sure enough she is, his daughter.

I am watching it and found it in the same vein of LOST a show made several years ago. The show keeps me interested in it. As I read the credits I saw the name Ione Skye and said I think the actress is related to Donovan Leith the British singer of the 1960's. Sure enough she is, his daughter.


I told my son that it reminded me of Lost too. But he still hasn't watched it. So far it's been pretty good.

I am watching it and found it in the same vein of LOST a show made several years ago. The show keeps me interested in it. As I read the credits I saw the name Ione Skye and said I think the actress is related to Donovan Leith the British singer of the 1960's. Sure enough she is, his daughter.

I never saw Lost.

Lost never had any monsters or prehistoric animals, right?