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Gordon Ramsay has starred in and produced numerous reality TV shows about food and restaurants. But this year, he's going to embark on another restaurant journey. In this upcoming Fox series, the celebrity chef will go undercover and use discretion to help save these food joints. Will he be able to get away with it and not get discovered?

Gordon Ramsay's Secret Service is a brand-new show that will air on Fox this year. According to its presence, this celebrity chef will be going undercover, using every spy tactic he could think of, like surveillance tech, moles, and sneaking in, to gather evidence on why these restaurants are failing. According to Ramsay, he plans to go full 'MI6' at these food establishments, and the staff will never see it coming.

“Over the years, I’ve embarked on many daring adventures alongside my partners at Fox. And ‘Secret Service’is...

NFL teams and their fans aren’t the only people gearing up for Super Bowl Lix.

Businesses in New Orleans have a lot of work to do before the big game, with people from all around the world visiting their fair city.

Restaurants, particularly, will be overflowing, so it’s a perfect time for Gordon Ramsay to offer his unique opportunity to restaurant owners to prepare them for the Super Bowl and beyond.

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Kitchen Nightmares: The Road to Super Bown Lix brings Ramsay and his team into the Big Easy, sharing their gifts to gear up some of the city’s eateries that are most in need of help.

TV Fanatic spoke with showrunner Katy Dierks, who brings her long history in unscripted TV on such shows as Ice Road Truckers and Bar Rescue to Kitchen Nightmares.

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“Hell’s Kitchen” celebrates its milestone 350th episode on Fox Wednesday, October 24. In its 23rd season, the cooking competition led by Chef Gordon Ramsay has become a staple of reality TV and launched the foul-mouthed culinary powerhouse into superstar status.

Ramsay was first introduced to American audiences when “Hell’s Kitchen” premiered in May 2005. Viewers were quickly drawn to his angry tirades in the kitchen that led to some of the most popular memes and phrases on social media. Idiot sandwich, anyone? Each season sees cooks competing to become a head chef at one of Gordon’s flagship restaurants. Some of the winners have even gone on to high-ranking positions within Gordon’s other business ventures.

Season 23 is a “Head Chefs Only” theme, and for the first time ever, all 18 contestants are head chefs at their respective restaurants at home. There are currently 13 chefs still in the running to become this year’s champ.

Gordon Ramsay has built his television presence with a fleet of shows that offer entertainment and an insight into the world of cooking. If you'd like to see Ramsay attempting to fix faltering businesses, there's Kitchen Nightmares and Hotel Hell. If you want a straight-forward cooking competition, there are various flavors of MasterChef. But the show that catapulted Ramsay into the spotlight was Hell's Kitchen. Like Kitchen Nightmares, Hell's Kitchen was an American version of a show that Ramsay had introduced in the UK, with the basic concept of 20 contestants broken down into two teams red and blue to go through a cooking challenge or work dinner service on their lonesome. What sets Hell's Kitchen apart from other cooking shows is how Ramsay will often lob insults at the chefs, or break down into an angry rant.

Alan Cumming has quickly become an iconic reality show host by fearlessly and flawlessly hosting The Traitors US. The Traitors has earned Alan Cumming a legion of new fans who appreciate his talents as a host and fashion icon. Fans on Reddit and Twitter have expressed overwhelming support for Alan Cumming as the host of The Traitors, advocating for his presence on the show.

Throughout reality TV history, there have been many great reality show hosts who have become rich, famous, and beloved. For example, Jeff Probst is so good at hosting Survivor that he arguably is the most important reality show host. Considering how accomplished his peers are, it is amazing that Alan Cumming has seemed so fearless as the host of The Traitors US.

Since The Traitors is a wonderful reality show to binge-watch and fans are excited to see what season 3 has in store, it seems like...

If you like movies about empty-headed dips and their resentful families, then National Lampoon's "Vacation" movies certainly have you covered. Clark Griswold, played by Chevy Chase, is an exemplar -- perhaps the Ur-example -- of a clueless dad obsessed with fulfilling the typical American suburban dream despite a general lack of wit or competence. Clark claims to be an expert in everything, assuring his family that everything will be fine, and yet he displays no acumen or skill, and his family repeatedly witnesses him fail. We sympathize with Clark, however, as many of his failings are the result of bad luck; Clark isn't very good at traversing the daily onus of trivial nonsense, but the world seems cosmically hellbent on punishing him for his incompetence. 

The "Vacation" movies began their life as a short story called "Vacation '58," written by John Hughes and first published in the celebrated "National Lampoon...

Hotel Hell, hosted by Gordon Ramsay, featured struggling hotels across the U.S. with owners in serious denial about their problems. Some venues are still open. The best episodes were often the wildest, such as Richard's party bar hotel and Verindar's filthy hotel with poor staff relations. Other memorable episodes include Brian's irresponsible ownership, Lisa's swinger's hangout, and Karan's eccentricities as a former teacher turned hotel owner.

One of the many TV shows Gordon Ramsay has had on the air is Hotel Hell, and there are some crazy owners to revisit. In this series, which aired for three seasons from 2012 to 2016, the world-renowned chef visited flailing hotels across the U.S. to discover the problem and try to help them fix it. Some venues from Hotel Hell are still open, but others are closed. While he always checked out the restaurant in the hotel, he looked at everything from...

TheWrap can exclusively share a savage look into the return of “Kitchen Nightmares” on Fox. In the clip, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has some prime insults for a diner that’s attempting fine dining.

This time around, the restaurant Ramsay is taking under his wing is a diner. The second he lays eyes on his plate of coq au vin, he looks both scared and disappointed. A braised chicken dish, the French recipe is typically made with red wine, onions, garlic, butter and mushrooms. Basically, it’s the exact opposite of what you would expect from a place known for BLTs and fries.

“Oh my Lord, this chicken wasn’t cooked in the last 24 hours,” Ramsay says in the clip. After taking a single bite, he declares the dish a “slurry of s–t.”

The homemade tortellinis don’t fare much better. “Why would anyone attempt to do something that...

Mike Darnell has stepped down from his role as President of Unscripted Television at Warner Bros. after a decade at the studio, he announced in a statement Thursday.

“Letting yourself go is always difficult… I took a deep breath, called myself on Zoom and told myself it was time to leave,” he wrote. “I took it surprisingly well. Actually, Channing approached me a couple of months ago, and although I was given the opportunity to stay… it would have meant more changes for both my personal deal and to the general structure of the division.

Darnell added that “a couple of new ventures have come my way” during the discussions, but “even so, deciding to leave was difficult.”

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In his 10 years at the studio, Darnell oversaw programming like “The Voice” and the “Bachelor” franchise.

Gordon Ramsay's Hotel Hell was similar to Kitchen Nightmares — here are the best episodes of Gordon Ramsay's Hotel Hell, ranked. In his famed reality show, the famous chef visits a failing restaurant to figure out what is going wrong, do a full renovation, update the menu, and do whatever is necessary to help them get back on track even if that involves intense arguments. In Hotel Hell, Gordon Ramsay does much the same but with small local hotels that also offer dining. Except, this time, he looks beyond issues in the restaurant to look at the service overall, cleanliness of the rooms, decor, and more.

Gordon Ramsay is one of the most recognizable celebrity chefs both from his own restaurant endeavors and from his extensive work in reality television whether he's judging chefs, attempting to help a restaurant recover, or, in this case, visiting a hotel and giving them...

Fox is hungry for a different kind of advertising dollar.

The Fox Corp.-owned broadcast network has thrived for years on outlays from movie studios and fast-food chains, but in 2023, it’s looking to expand its relationship with something that might be more hearty. Armed with its recent launch of the Studio Ramsay Global with celebrity chef and entrepreneur Gordon Ramsay, Fox is eager to court more food advertisers and marketers who are eager to woo consumers who like food experiences.

“We are really the only broadcast network with any food-related programming, over 80 hours a year,” says Suzanne Sullivan, executive vice president of ad sales for Fox Entertainment, in an interview. Fox hopes the combination of Ramsay’s shows on its broadcast network; a new spate of short-form content that will be available on YouTube; and the launch of a Fast channel that makes use of Ramsay’s many shows...

Gordon Ramsay is a hell of a chef — but even he can’t work with your weird vegan ingredients. Or at least, he didn’t want to when “Riverdale” star Madelaine Petsch challenged him to a meatless cook-off.

Ramsay used to boss around the actress behind The CW’s Cheryl Blossom back when she was a production assistant on “MasterChef Junior.”

Hey, we’ve all got to start somewhere.

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We don’t know if you’ve heard, but she’s not shining shoes anymore. And Petsch, who has her own YouTube channel, is a bit of a foodie herself.

Still, to challenge one of the best chefs in the world to an on-camera battle is a bit bold — even in her tofu world. It was never going to be a fair fight, but...

Gordon Ramsay is expanding his Fox portfolio with a new unscripted series. The network has ordered eight episodes of Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell & Back, a restaurant makeover show from the Emmy-nominated host, chef, producer and hospitality expert. Produced by Studio Ramsay, the series will feature Ramsay going through hell in order to bring failing restaurants back from the brink of disaster – all within 24 hours. It’s in the vein of Ramsay’s Hotel Hell, in which he…...

There is no shortage of Chef Gordon Ramsay on television these days, that's for sure. Be it MasterChef, MasterChef Junior, The F Word, Hotel Hell or Kitchen Nightmares, Chef Ramsay has force fed Us audiences prime time servings of memorable TV moments and coined phrases worthy of countless memes for 12 years. Now he returns with the show that started it all. You guessed it! Hell's Kitchen is returning for season 17 and bringing some familiar faces back with it.

Gordon Ramsay and Fox have enjoyed a lucrative, long-term collaboration beyond the ended series, Kitchen Nightmares. His Hell's Kitchen, MasterChef, and MasterChef Junior TV shows have all done well. Even the bi-annual Hotel Hell has racked up numbers higher then some of the network's scripted series. Now the coarse-mouthed cuisinier is bringing an updated reboot of his UK series, The F Word, stateside. Can it work as a team cooking competition, rather than a food magazine series? Will The F Word be cancelled or renewed for a second season on Fox? Stay tuned. The Us version of The F Word TV show airs live on the East Coast and live-to tape on the West Coast. Not to point any fingers at Chef Ramsay, but while Fox is emphatic that the "F" stands for food, we still pray there's a seven second delay. The F Word features foodie teams of...

If you’ve ever caught an episode of such reality cooking competition series as Hotel Hell or Hell’s Kitchen, you are met with an unrelenting and often unforgiving Gordon Ramsay, celebrity chef and television personality extraordinaire. Undoubtedly, Ramsay makes a strong impression—surface observation reveals a man of fiery intensity who demands the chefs under his supervision rise to the standards of the five-star restaurant. Stopping at this understanding of Ramsay…...

Chef and TV personality Gordon Ramsay has a long history of vitriolic tirades aimed at chefs attempting to impress him. Often these rants are swear-filled and insulting and leave Ramsay foaming at the mouth. But last week in a clip from Ramsay’s show Hotel Hell, the short-tempered chef was only confused and at a loss for words when one […]

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Gordon Ramsay is holding nothing back—and we don’t mean during one of his many temper tantrums.

In a clip posted to his YouTube channel on Tuesday, the shouty chef wakes up in a beaten down hotel room for his Fox show Hotel Hell and strips down to take a shower. What you’d expect to see next is some blurred out body parts or above-the-waist camera work, but, nope. Instead, Ramsay bears his bare bum for all to see.

“This f—— shower is hideous, water is freezing, this place stinks,” he says before pushing his toned derrière against the clear shower door.

Fans of “Hell’s Kitchen”, “MasterChef”, “Hotel Hell” and Gordon Ramsay’s various other culinary reality shows are entertained when the mercurial superstar chef insults incompetent wannabe chefs as “donkeys” and other far more Nsfw descriptors in his foul-mouthed diatribes. For those who think that’s just an act Ramsay puts on for television, then check out this video courtesy […]...

Gordon Ramsay is already known for his salty language in the kitchen. Now Fox is putting him on live TV with The F Word.

The prolific TV chef will host a new live cooking/variety series called The F Word, debuting on Fox in 2017, the network announced Friday. (The show is based on Ramsay’s hit UK series of the same name.) Each hour-long episode will be part cooking show, with families from across the country going head-to-head in a cook-off, and part talk show, with Ramsay chatting up celebrity guests and appearing in food-themed field segments.

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Last year, Fox launched 10 new shows and ended up cancelling most of them. How will the network do in the ratings this time around? Stay tuned.How do the execs decide what to cancel or keep? They look at a lot of different factors but the ratings play a very large role. The higher the ratings, the better chances a show has of surviving.Fox shows this season (so far): American Grit, American Idol, Bob's Burgers, Bones, Bordertown, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life, Coupled, Empire, Family Guy, Gotham, Grandfathered, The Grinder, Hell's Kitchen, Home Free, Hotel Hell, The Last Man on Earth, Lucifer, MasterChef, MasterChef Junior, Minority Report, New Girl, Rosewood, Scream Queens, Second Chance, The Simpsons, Sleepy Hollow, So You Think You Can Dance, Wayward Pines, World's Funniest, and The X-Files.Read More…...

Hats off to Alicia. In this week’s Fear the Walking Dead, the plot that she hatched to turn the hotel into a home was so brilliant — and so daring! — that it was worthy of Rick Grimes. But was she able to execute her plan? Read on and find out…

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It ain’t easy being a Travis in a world full of Chrisses. And, in Sunday’s Fear the Walking Dead, it got even harder. Though the dutiful father tried valiantly to steer his son back from the brink of madness and amorality, the teenager did what, post-apocalypse, we’d have thought damn near impossible: He fell in with “the wrong crowd.” As a result, he wound up crossing a line over which it seems like it’ll be hard — if even possible — to cross back. What did Chris do now? Read on and find out!

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AMC shall Feed the Beast no longer.

The network on Friday confirmed the cancellation of its David Schwimmer-led drama after just one season.

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Based on the Danish series Bankerot, AMC’s Beast followed Tommy (Schwimmer) and Dion (Jim Sturgess), a pair of best friends who open a Greek eatery in the Bronx, thrusting them into the seedy underbelly of New York City’s restaurant scene. The 10-episode first (and final) season wrapped on Aug. 2.

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2 | Did the Aug. 19 Killjoys trot out the saying “What the hells?” mayyyybe 11 times too many?

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The CW got minimal interest for their revived version of MADtv. 

The CW: Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1.3 million/0.4 rating) was steady with last week, but the premiere of MADtv (1.1 million/0.3 rating) didn't do very well.

ABC: The Bachelorette: The Men Tell All (5 million/1.3 rating) was decent. DNC coverage (3.4 million/0.7 rating) closed the night.

CBS: Zoo (4.1 million/0.8 rating) got a slight bump out of an encore of NCIS (5.3 million/0.7 rating). DNC coverage (2.5 million/0.4 rating) closed the night.

Fox: It was Hotel Hell (2.5 million/0.9 rating) and Coupled (1.1 million/0.5 rating).

NBC: America's Got Talent (10.1 million/2.2 rating) stopped the bleeding. DNC coverage (5.5 million/1.3 rating) closed up the rest of NBC's schedule.

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Tuesday, July 26, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: Hotel Hell, Coupled, Whose Line Is It Anyway, MADtv, The Bachelorette, Zoo, and America's Got Talent. Special: Democratic National Convention. Reruns: NCIS.How are your shows doing? Check the current rankings:ABC | CBS | The CW | Fox | NBCAMC | Freeform | FX | Hallmark | HBO | MTV | Own | Showtime | Syfy | TNT | USA | WgnRead More…...

It's been more than 20 months since Fox last aired Hotel Hell. Many assumed that the series had been cancelled long ago but now, it's back. How will it do in the ratings? Will the network order a fourth season? Stay tuned.On Hotel Hell, Gordon Ramsay visits lodging businesses that are struggling. After reviewing the situation, Ramsay doles out tough advice to management and gets to work helping them to save the business.The ratings are typically the best indication of a show's likelihood of staying on the air. The higher the ratings (particularly the 18-49 demo), the better the chances for survival. This chart will be updated as new ratings data becomes available -- usually the next day, around 11:30am Est/8:30am Pst. Refresh to see the latest.7/27 update: You can see the rest of the latest night's ratings.

NBC’s America’s Got Talent this Tuesday drew 10.1 million total viewers and a 2.2 demo rating, dipping 9 percent and a tenth to season lows.

Elsewhere on the night….

ABC | The Bachelorette‘s “Men Tell All” did 5 mil and a 1.3, down sharply from last season’s reer!-fest (7 mil/1.9).

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CBS | Zoo (4.1 mil/0.8) ticked up a tenth.

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The CW | MADtv debuted to 1.1 mil and a 0.3, on par with Containment. TVLine readers gave the premiere an average grade of “C+.”

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Tuesday, July 19, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: Hotel Hell, Coupled, Containment, Zoo, and America's Got Talent. Special: Republican National Convention. Reruns: NCIS, The Middle, Fresh off the Boat, The Real O'Neals, and The Flash.How are your shows doing? Check the current rankings:ABC | CBS | The CW | Fox | NBCAMC | Freeform | FX | Hallmark | HBO | MTV | Own | Showtime | Syfy | TNT | USA | WgnRead More…...

The CW's first limited series event concluded last night, but it get the amount of closure you'd expect from a limited series?

The CW: An encore of The Flash (0.8 million/0.2 rating) aired before the series finale of Containment (0.9 million/0.3 rating). Had ratings been a little higher, this would have been renewed. There's no way with that ending that this was considered a one and done when it was announced. 

Fox: Hotel Hell (2.4 million/0.8 rating) and Coupled (1.3 million/0.5 rating) remained pretty weak.

NBC: America's Got Talent (10.8 million/2.3 rating) eased off a little, while the Rnc (5.3 million/1.1 rating) continued. 

CBS: Zoo (4.1 million/0.7 rating) continued to drop. There's every reason to believe that CBS will not be taking a trip to the zoo next summer.  Before that, it was an encore of NCIS (6.3 million/0.7 rating). Rnc (2.5 million/0.5 rating) coverage closed off the night for CBS.  

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CBS’ Zoo this Tuesday delivered 4.1 million total viewers and a 0.7 demo rating, dipping 9 percent and a tenth to mark series lows.

That said, Season 2 of the James Patterson adaptation is averaging better numbers (4.8 mil/0.8) then either of CBS’ other summertime dramas, Sunday-bound BrainDead (3.6 mil/0.5) and American Gothic (3.2 mil/0.6).

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Elsewhere on the night….

NBC | America’s Got Talent (10.7 mil/2.2) dipped to season lows, but of course easily led the night in both measures.

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The CW | Containment wrapped its run with 850,000 total viewers and a 0.3 rating,...

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Tuesday, July 5, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: Uncle Buck,To Tell The Truth, Zoo, Maya & Marty and America's Got Talent. Sports: Reruns: NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, Hotel Hell, Coupled, The Middle, Black-ish, and The Flash.How are your shows doing? Check the current rankings:ABC | CBS | The CW | Fox | NBCAMC | Freeform | FX | Hallmark | HBO | MTV | Own | Showtime | Syfy | TNT | USA | WgnRead More…...

CBS drama Zoo (5 million/0.8 rating) was relatively stable with one week earlier. The sophomore drama was sandwiched between encores of NCIS (6.7 million/0.8 rating) and NCIS: New Orleans (5.2 million/0.7 rating).

ABC's Uncle Buck (3.2 million/1.0 rating) and To Tell The Truth (4.4 million/1.0 rating) were even out of encores of The Middle (3.4 million/0.7 rating) and Black-ish (2.6 million/0.6 rating). 

The CW's Containment (0.8 million/0.2 rating) hit a series low out of The Flash (0.9 million/0.2 rating).

NBC's America's Got Talent (12.6 million/2.7 rating) was solid, but Maya and Marty (4.5 million/1.0 rating) slipped to a new low.

And Fox went with encores of Hotel Hell (2 million/0.7 rating) and Coupled (1.1 million/0.4 rating). 

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Tuesday, June 28, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: Zoo, To Tell The Truth, Uncle Buck, Hotel Hell, Coupled, and America's Got Talent. Sports: Us Olympics Trials. Reruns: NCIS, The Middle, Black-ish, and The Flash.How are your shows doing? Check the current rankings:ABC | CBS | The CW | Fox | NBCAMC | Freeform | FX | Hallmark | HBO | MTV | Own | Showtime | Syfy | TNT | USA | WgnRead More…...

CBS' Zoo (5.1 million/0.9 rating) returned to the air last night, but it matched series lows. 

Before that, an encore of NCIS (7.6 million/1.0 rating) was a little bit stronger.

NBC went with Olympic Trials (5.8 million/1.3 rating) and America's Got Talent (11.1 million/2.4 rating).

The CW's Containment (0.9 million/0.3 rating) slipped out of an encore of The Flash (0.9 million/0.3 rating).

ABC's Uncle Buck (3.6 million/1.1 rating) recovered a little from last week's big drop.

To Tell The Truth (4 million/1.0 rating) stabilized, while encores of The Middle (3.6 million/0.8 rating) and Black-ish (3.1 million/0.8 rating) filled the rest of ABC's night.

And Fox went with Hotel Hell (3.1 million/0.9 rating) and Coupled (1.5 million/0.5 rating).

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The double-episode Season 2 premiere of CBS’ Zoo on Tuesday night averaged 5.1 million total viewers and a 0.8 rating (per finals), up 7 percent in audience from its freshman finale (4.8 mil/0.9) but hitting a series low in the demo. (The bit of summertime escapism in Season 1 averaged 6.4 mil and a 1.1, after debuting to 8.2 mil/1.2.)

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With those numbers, Zoo appears to have matched the lowest ratings Person of Interest put up during its farewell run in the Tuesdays-at-10 time slot. Readers gave the premiere an average grade of “B.”

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Tuesday, June 21, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: Person of Interest, To Tell The Truth, Uncle Buck, Hotel Hell, Coupled, America's Got Talent, and Maya and Marty. Reruns: NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, The Middle, Black-ish, Containment, and The Flash.

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ABC's Uncle Buck (3.7 million/1.0 rating) plunged in the ratings last night.

encores of The Middle (3.5 million/0.8 rating) and Black-ish (2.9 million/0.7 rating) aired before it. To Tell The Truth (4.5 million/1.0 rating) also slipped from last week's premiere.

NBC's America's Got Talent (11.5 million/2.3 rating) and Maya & Marty (4.4 million/1.1 rating) slipped.

CBS had encores of NCIS (6.5 million/0.7 rating), NCIS: New Orleans (6 million/0.8 rating) and the series finale of Person of Interest (6.5 million/1.0 rating).

Fox was even with Hotel Hell (2.6 million/0.8 rating) and Coupled (1.4 million/0.5 rating).

And The CW's  Containment (1.2 million/0.3 rating) perked up in total viewers out of an encore of The Flash (1.1 million/0.3 rating).

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CBS’ Person of Interest wrapped its five-season run on Tuesday with 6.5 million total viewers and a 1.0 demo rating, ticking up to a 3-week high in audience while steady in the demo.

TVLine readers gave the series ender (as well as Season 5 as a whole) an average grade of “A-.”

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Elsewhere in the ratings….

NBC | America’s Got Talent led the night with 11.5 million viewers and a 2.3 rating, down three tenths in the demo week-to-week. Maya & Marty (4.4 mil/1.1, average grade “B”) slipped 15 percent and two tenths.

Tuesday, June 14, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: To Tell The Truth, Uncle Buck, Hotel Hell, Coupled, America's Got Talent, Maya and Marty, and Person of Interest. . Reruns: NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, Containment, and The Flash.

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Uncle Buck premiered on Tuesday to 5.2 million total viewers and a 1.5 rating (per finals), delivering ABC’s largest audience in the time slot since December of 2014 and the best demo number in eight months.

ABC notes that Uncle Buck’s tallies mark broadcast TV’s best summertime comedy launch in nine and seven years, respectively. TVLine readers gave the movie adaptation an average grade of “D+.”

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Bookending the sitcom, an 8 o’clock edition of the To Tell the Truth revival did 5.2 mil and a 1.0, while its official...

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Tuesday, June 7, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: Hotel Hell, Coupled, America's Got Talent, Maya and Marty, The Bachelorette, 20/20, and Person of Interest. . Reruns: NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, Containment, and The Flash.

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America’s Got Talent, with 10.7 million total viewers and a 2.2 rating, slipped 9 and 15 percent from its season opener yet bested ABC’s special Tuesday Bachelorette outing.

Closing NBC’s night, Maya & Marty (4.9 mil/1.2) dropped 22 and 20 percent from its debut.

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Elsewhere in the ratings….

ABC | The aforementioned Bachelorette (6.7 mil/2.0) was on par with Monday’s episode. Leading out of that, a 20/20 special on Bobby Brown (5.6 mil/1.4) won the 10 o’clock hour in the demo.

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Tuesday, May 31, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: America's Got Talent, Maya and Marty, 500 Questions, Hotel Hell, Coupled, Person of Interest, and Containment. Reruns: Fresh off the Boat, NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, and The Flash.

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America’s Got Talent opened Season 11 on Tuesday night with 11.5 million total viewers and a 2.5 rating — up in audience versus its year-ago opener and off just a tenth in the demo. Readers gave Simon Cowell an average grade of “D+” as a judge.

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Leading out of that, Maya & Marty debuted to 6.4 mil and a 1.5 (and an average “B-” grade)— down 16 percent in the demo from what I Can Do That (6.4 mil/1.8) did out of the Agt premiere a year ago.

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Tuesday, May 24, 2016 ratings -- New episodes: Hotel Hell, Coupled, Person of Interest, The Voice, The Flash, Containment, Fresh off the Boat, The Real O'Neals, and Dancing with the Stars. Special: The Price Is Right Primetime Special - Big Brother Edition. Reruns: The Voice Finale Recap.

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