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Survivor ratings: Survivor Game Changers episode 13 shines bright

ByDaniel George|
"Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow" - Aubry Bracco on the thirteenth episode of SURVIVOR: Game Changers, airing Wednesday, May 17 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Screen Grab/CBS Entertainment ©2017 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
"Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow" - Aubry Bracco on the thirteenth episode of SURVIVOR: Game Changers, airing Wednesday, May 17 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Screen Grab/CBS Entertainment ©2017 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Once again, the Survivor ratings for the penultimate episode of Survivor Game Changers shows a commanding lead over everything not named Empire.

With CBS confirming thatSurvivor Season 35will airin the usual Wednesday evening time slot of 8 p.m. ET this Fall,the network solidified its trust in the week’s most-viewed programs. TheSurvivorratings have been solid all season long forSurvivor Game Changers, and this double boot episode is no exception.

The Live + Same Day numbers for Wednesday evening broadcast television are in, withTV By The Numbersreporting the strongSurvivorratings of 1.7 over a 7 share for adults between 18 to 49 years of age. This represented 8.27 million viewers watching on as the sixth and seventh members of the jury were eliminatedover the course of three days’ worth of gameplay.

The 1.7/7 split has been a standard for theSurvivorratings all season, with that result coming up seven out of the eleven weeks thatSurvivor Game Changershas been on the air. There’s been a fewer than 30,000-person viewership difference in the past three weeks, too, with 8.3 million people aged 18-49 watching last week and 8.26 million people watching two weeks ago.

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Per usual, theSurvivorratings were higher than anything else on television Wednesday night, with the exception of a 2.2/8 enjoyed byEmpire.Survivorremains the most-viewed program of the night by a longshot, withChicago PD’s6.5 million viewers for the season finale coming in second place.Modern Familyfinished in third place with 6.2 million people watching that program’s season finale, as well.

Needless to say, the state ofSurvivorratings proves just how much a beast the show is after almost 17 full years’ worth of reality competition. The twists may have been a bit too twisty this season, but these players have shown enough determination to keep viewers interested in this game.

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