Thanks to Raw emanating from Scotland, the show aired on tape delay in North America, but that didn’t seem to hurt them in the ratings, as the show was up slightly from last week, although it only broke 3 million viewers in the first hour and lost over 500,000 viewers from there. The show, which featured the announcement of Raw’s Survivor Series teams and a Fatal 5-Way between the five Superstars on their men’s team, averaged 2.77 million viewers and a 0.94 rating in the 18-49 demographic, landing Raw fifth overall among original cable programming for the evening.
Hourly Breakdown
Hour 1 (8-9 PM): 3.07 million viewers, 1.06 demo rating
Hour 2 (9-10 PM): 2.73 million viewers, 0.90 demo rating
Hour 3 (10-11 PM + overrun): 2.51 million viewers, 0.86 demo rating
Numbers are courtesy of Showbuzz Daily.
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