Family Feud

Jeopardy! GOAT Ken Jennings guest-hosted the iconic game show for six weeks. 'Jeopardy!' host Ken Jennings (Image credit: Jeopardy!/Sony Pictures Television).

Disney’s Family Guy and Sony Pictures Televison’s The Goldbergs both grew 17% to a 0.7, tying Warner Bros.’ Two and a Half Men and Warner Bros.’ Young Sheldon, which both stood pat at a 0.7. CBS’s Hot Bench, Warner Bros.’ People's Court, Warner Bros.’ Judge Mathis, and Fox's Divorce Court all settled for a consistent 1.2, 0.7, 0.6, and 0.5, respectively. CBS'’s Entertainment Tonight gave back 5% to a 2.0 after hitting a 20-week high in the prior frame. Disney’s top talk show Live with Kelly and Ryan slipped 6% to a 1.5 after hitting a five-month high in the previous frame. Further back, Fox's Dish Nation brought up a 0.2 for the 27th straight week. [CBS’s Wheel of Fortune](https://www.nexttv.com/news/pat-sajak-vanna-white-re-up-to-host-wheel-of-fortune-through-2023-24-season) also turned in a 4.8, adding 2% and tying Feud. Also in the top tier, Disney's Tamron Hall, the Emmy winner for best info host, rolled right by CBS's Rachael Ray with which it had been tied, while securing a steady 0.7. Repeats of NBCU's Maury and its Jerry Springer combo mix of recycled Springer talk and court shows remained at a 0.4 and a 0.3, respectively. Phil, NBCUniversal's Kelly Clarkson, and Debmar-Mercury's Sherri all at a 0.4. Live, which averaged more than 2.2 million daily viewers, has now led the talkers for 20 weeks in a row, including eight ties with CBS’s Dr. picked up 4% to a 5.2 live plus same day national Nielsen rating to edge Debmar-Mercury’s Steve Harvey-hosted [Family Feud](https://www.nexttv.com/tag/family-feud), which faltered 4% to a 4.8. After that, Entertainment Studios’ veteran Funny You Should Ask tumbled 25% to a 0.3.