Jimmy Kimmel's Ratings Have Now Fallen Lower Than They Were Before His Dangerous Disinformation Propaganda

Before that: All of the cable "news" networks are seeing their ratings fall.

MSNBC and CNN saw the biggest losses, of course.

Fox News, long a dominant force in cable news, maintained its position at the top despite the downturn. The network averaged 2.483 million total primetime viewers and 243,000 viewers in the Adults 25-54 demographic during Q3 2025. For total day viewership, Fox News recorded 1.568 million total viewers and 159,000 in the demo. Compared to Q2 2025, the network saw a 6% decline in total primetime viewers and a steeper 20% drop in the demo. Total day figures showed a 4% decrease in total viewers and a 21% decline in the demo.

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MSNBC faced even more pronounced declines during the same period. The network averaged 802,000 total primetime viewers and just 66,000 in the Adults 25-54 demographic. For total day, MSNBC recorded 492,000 total viewers and 41,000 demo viewers. Compared to Q2 2025, primetime viewership fell by 20% in total viewers and 27% in the demo, a drop attributed in part to anchor Rachel Maddow's transition to hosting her show only once a week. Total day numbers reflected a 17% decline in total viewers and a 28% drop in the demo.... As a result, MSNBC's rankings slipped, moving to third place in primetime total viewers and dropping from 15th to a tie for 20th in the demo alongside Investigation Discovery. For total day, the network fell from second to third in total viewers and slid three spots to 14th in the demo.

CNN also struggled to retain its audience in Q3 2025, averaging 538,000 total primetime viewers and 87,000 in the demo. Total day viewership stood at 396,000 total viewers and 61,000 demo viewers. Compared to Q2 2025, CNN's primetime viewership remained flat in total viewers but fell 17% in the demo, while total day saw a 2% dip in total viewers and a 14% decline in the demo... In the rankings, CNN placed fifth in primetime total viewers and tied for 10th in the demo with Discovery Channel and Nick at Nite. For total day, the network climbed one spot to fourth in total viewers but held steady at sixth in the demo, tied with the Food Network.
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The sharp declines across all three networks highlight a broader trend in the cable news industry, as audiences increasingly turn to alternative platforms for information and entertainment.

On to Schlubby Jimmy Kimmel.

Earlier, we saw that his ratings plunged over 70% from his post-suspension high.

And now they've fallen below where they were before he got Pity Views from Trump Deranged leftists.

Kimmel had renewed interest and lightning in a bottle. But he squandered it by refusing to change the same act that got him booted in the first place.

By continuing to politicize every current event, Kimmel has impressively lost 85% of his post-suspension bounce in just a few weeks among key demographics. With ratings hovering around 1.7 million viewers, his collapse in viewership is now lower than it was pre-suspension.

"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" wasn't cancelled because of government "crackdowns" on free speech, as some proclaimed, but because consumers stopped valuing Kimmel's program. His show was incongruous with their viewing habits and the national conversation, and it may face similar and necessary repercussions again.

American politics has long been fused with entertainment, and people are getting tired of it. The abundance of television shows like "South Park," popular music, and celebrities lampooning or critiquing current events has made politics inescapable. Pew Research Center (PRC) found that almost two-thirds of Americans feel exhausted when thinking about politics. More in Common's Hidden Tribe report found that most Americans are frustrated by division and tribalism, wanting officials to heal, not inflame, culture wars.

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Deloitte's 2025 media consumption survey revealed only 49% of consumers have cable or satellite TV subscriptions -- down from 63% three years ago -- a mass departure partially driven by a market oversaturated with political content. An observed desire for hosts to separate politics from programming has skyrocketed the demand and consumption for alternative media, which they find more trustworthy.

Watch out for the accounting/tax firm Deloitte -- they're SETTING THE RIVERS ON FIRE, says DEI Dum-Dum Alexandria Donkey-Chompers.

Related: If you thought Dungeons and Dragons was already a woke parody of itself, you haven't seen nothing yet.

Hasbro wants you to know that D&D really is Gay now.

If you can't make out the picture: It shows two monstrous gay dudes dancing and dipping each other while the whole gay fantasy village beams in P R I D E. Note the rainbow.

And the "beholder" -- a D&D exclusive monster, central to its IP "product identity" -- has been depicted as a dangerous living catastrophe. Until now. Now it's a pro-gay cutie-patootie with a little heart in its central eye.

The transcendant power of GAY has turned it from Chaotic Evil to Lawful Good!

War it is @FBoofis

Oct 15

D&D was for nerds, and we enjoyed it. Now it appears to be for a single polycule of diaper-fetishist discord-mods somewhere in Portland. I hope they're generous billionaires, because I ain't buying.

Not the Bee @Not_the_Bee

Oct 15

Replying to @Wizards_DnD

How many DEI hires stacked on top of each other does it take to destroy something this thoroughly

posted by Ace at 05:20 PM

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