2025 Oscars TV audience declines from last year to 18 million viewers
Los Angeles — The Oscars dropped nearly 8% to 18 million viewers Sunday, the first year-to-year decline for the ABC telecast since 2021. The decrease is hardly a shock, as the majority of this year's Oscars contenders were not box office hits, including "Anora," which won for best picture and four other trophies.
Issues with Hulu’s livestream and a nominee list light on blockbusters added up to a decline in Oscar viewership.
More than 33,000 users reported an inability to log onto Hulu just as the 97th Academy Award telecast was set to begin.
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