Super Bowl LVIII sets an all-time viewership record

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https://time.com/6694282/super-bowl-...ng%20platforms.

The longest Super Bowl game will also go down as the most-watched program in television history. According to Nielsen and Adobe Analytics, Kansas City's 25-22 overtime victory over San Francisco on Sunday night averaged 123.4 million viewers across television and streaming platforms.

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Super Bowl sets female record

“The Post has learned that 58.8 million women watched the Super Bowl — the most ever, and an increase of 9 percent from last year, which was greater than the aforementioned 7 percent boost in total viewership,” Glasspiegel wrote.

[Caroline13]

Just hearing the hoodlums were busy shooting up at the KC victory parade, 1 dead and many injured I've heard so far.

[MrCleveland]

I'm one of the few who didn't watch The Super Bowl...once The Cleveland Clowns blew-it...and are the WORST team in this years playoffs...I watched Groundhog Day instead!

The Cleveland Clowns will NEVER be in The Super Bowl!

[James28]

Originally Posted by MrCleveland

I'm one of the few who didn't watch The Super Bowl...once The Cleveland Clowns blew-it...and are the WORST team in this years playoffs...I watched Groundhog Day instead!

Mr Cleveland, why always restrict yourself to Groundhog Day on the day of the Super Bowl? Why not a completely different film?

I watched Billy Madison after this year's Super Bowl as a way to boycott the official SB lead-out show, Tracker. CBS had already announced it as the SB LVIII lead-out during their May 2023 upfront, thereby already blowing yet another chance to air a sitcom there like FOX and NBC have already done. Given how big of a success Tracker turned out to be in its regular Sundays-at-9 timeslot, should I apologize for believing there'd be a small hope of Poppa's House airing after the SB instead, before that one got delayed to Fall 2024 because of "Strikemageddon"?

Similarly, I watched Spaceballs (a 1987 comedy film by Mel Brooks) after CBS's previous Super Bowl telecast (LV) in lieu of that game's lead-out The 2021 version of The Equalizer, having been disappointed at that choice because I wanted The Neighborhood to be the SB LV lead-out instead so it could bolster the ratings of CBS's comedy division after the end of The Big Bang Theory, feeling that its ratings had been mediocre from the start. This year, I felt that it's too late for The Neighborhood to be a Super Bowl lead-out program now, and CBS had deadlocked themselves into having no other choice but to air Tracker after Super Bowl LVIII.