The Scoreboard: Thursday, January 26

FNC must love days like these — when it averages over a million viewers in total day and CNN can’t even reach a million in primetime.

MSNBC didn’t top CNN in the demo in primetime on Thursday, but it’s still breathing down the network’s neck. MSNBC beat CNN in a four-day average of the primetime demo (Monday through Thursday), averaging 193,000 to CNN’s 187,000.

25-54 demographic:

Total day: FNC: 269,000 / CNN: 128,000 / MSNBC: 94,000 / HLN: 106,000 / CNBC: 53,000

Primetime: FNC: 431,000 / CNN: 206,000 / MSNBC: 186,000 / HLN: 140,000 / CNBC: 49,000

4pm: Cavuto: 180,000 / Blitzer: 138,000 / Abrams: 67,000 / Closing Bell: 115,000

5pm: Gibson: 201,000 / Blitzer: 80,000 / Hardball: 93,000 / Kudlow: 73,000

6pm: Hume: 295,000 / Dobbs: 110,000 / Abrams: 109,000 / Mad Money: 82,000

7pm: Shep: 433,000 / Blitzer: 115,000 / Hardball: 145,000 / Showbiz: 86,000 / On The Money: 65,000

8pm: O’Reilly: 524,000 / Zahn: 125,000 / Countdown: 154,000 / Grace: 161,000 / Blow Out: 41,000

9pm: H&C: 409,000 / King: 189,000 / Rita: 165,000 / Prime News: 114,000 / Mad Money: 21,000

10pm: Greta: 361,000 / Cooper: 303,000 / Scarborough: 237,000 / Grace repeat: 145,000 / Big Idea: 85,000

11pm: O’Reilly repeat: 400,000 / Cooper: 154,000 / Situation: 63,000 / Showbiz repeat: 104,000 / Blow Out repeat: 38,000

Total viewers:

Total day: FNC: 1,011,000 / CNN: 458,000 / MSNBC: 256,000 / HLN: 222,000 / CNBC: 193,000

Primetime: FNC: 1,913,000 / CNN: 764,000 / MSNBC: 438,000 / HLN: 363,000 / CNBC: 137,000

4pm: Cavuto: 877,000 / Blitzer: 606,000 / Abrams: 185,000

5pm: Gibson: 1,006,000 / Blitzer: 607,000 / Hardball: 333,000

6pm: Hume: 1,617,000 / Dobbs: 681,000 / Abrams: 369,000

7pm: Shep: 1,681,000 / Blitzer: 661,000 / Hardball: 427,000 / Showbiz: 182,000

8pm: O’Reilly: 2,573,000 / Zahn: 598,000 / Countdown: 404,000 / Grace: 564,000

9pm: H&C: 1,668,000 / King: 915,000 / Rita: 398,000 / Prime News: 273,000

10pm: Greta: 1,497,000 / Cooper: 779,000 / Scarborough: 513,000 / Grace repeat: 252,000

11pm: O’Reilly repeat: 1,423,000 / Cooper: 459,000 / Situation: 174,000 / Showbiz repeat: 213,000

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