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.
The show was broadcast on ABC, as it has been for decades, but also streamed live on Hulu, where there were glitches.
Featuring first-time host Conan O’Brien, the 97th Oscars brought in 18.07 million viewers, down approximately 7% from last ...
Oscar viewership has been steadily recovering since the all-time low (10.4 million) in 2021, increasing every year since to a ...
This year's Oscars telecast that honored independent film "Anora" brought in an estimated 18.1 million U.S. viewers on ...
The ratings for the 97th Academy Awards declined by over 7% from last year’s Oscars telecast, which drew 19.5 million viewers ...
Issues with Hulu’s livestream and a nominee list light on blockbusters added up to a decline in Oscar viewership.
The Oscars UK ratings on ITV peaked above 1 million and averaged 500,000 hosted by Jonathan Ross with Jason Isaacs, Mariella ...
More than 33,000 users reported an inability to log onto Hulu just as the 97th Academy Award telecast was set to begin.
The audience for Oscars dropped by 7% compared to the 2024 ceremony, which attracted 19.5 million viewers to watch the ...
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