‘911’ Schocker in ‘Lab Ratten’ Episode achieves strong reviews

(This story contains important spoilers for the episode of ABC from April 17th from ABC 911With the title “Laborborrats”.))

A serious episode of 911 Drawed strong evaluation numbers for ABC, especially under the most important ad demography of adults 18-49.

With a week with a cross-platform view, the show on April 17, “Lab Ratten”, delivered 8.45 million viewers and an assessment of 1.74 (corresponds to around 2.33 million people) among adults 18-49, based on Nielsen and internal streaming data. The demo rating is a five-month high for 911marked his best trip since November 7, 2024, episode.

In the episode, Star Peter Krause, Captain Bobby Nash, went off to ensure that other members of his LAFD crew survive a fatal virus leak in a laboratory. “Bobby Nash was written in victims and he was built for it. First aiders risk their life in the job so that others can see another day. He honors his action sheet,” said Krause in an explanation of the end of his time in the series.

The initial ABC audience for “laboratory rats” was one season low for 911 With 3.81 million viewers, but a week of streaming and other delayed consideration increased the total of up to 8.45 million viewers, something compared to the 8.43 million of the previous week (although a little behind the average of the show of 8.98 million). Around 2.81 million of these spectators came to Hulu, Hulu on Disney+ and other ABC Digital Properties, the best performance since the season premiere in September 2024. Around 1.83 million viewers that were observed via DVR and other late advertising procedures.

The majority of the adults of the episode of 18 to 49 came from streaming, which was about two thirds of the 1.74 evaluation points. This is typical of many series with network scripts. 911 ‘The linear rating in adults 18-49 after seven days was only 0.56.