NBC topped the broadcast ratings Monday in primetime with two series premieres and its drama kingpin This Is Us. The network’s night started with the Dwayne Johnson family comedy Young Rock, which debuted strong with a 0.9 in the adults 18-49 demographic and 5.03 million viewers tuning in to smell what The Rock was cooking. Saturday Night Live staple Kenan Thompson followed with the debut of his new comedy Kenan (0.8, 4.07M).

The duo marked NBC’s best two comedy premieres in the demo since 2017 in Nielsen’s Live+Same Day fast affiliate numbers. The comedies also took the No. 1 and No. 2 spots when it came to scripted series debuts for the 2020-2021 season, with Young Rock the best comedy launch on all of broadcast in the 18-49 demo since January 2019.

The new shows were followed by This Is Us (1.1, 5.59M), which ticked up in the demo from last week to top the night overall in the demo; the metrics for the show were the highest since November 17, 2020. NBC’s night wrapped with Nurses (0.3, 2.19M) which held steady.

CBS aired reruns of NCIS, The Equalizer and FBI: Most Wanted, with the NCIS encore scoring the largest audience of the night with 5.63 million viewers.

At ABC, To Tell the Truth (0.6, 3.95M), Mixed-ish (0.4, 2.06M) and Big Sky (0.6, 4.02M) held steady in the demo, while Black-ish (0.5, 2.56M) ticked up.

Fox’s The Resident (0.6, 3.67M) saw a tenth jump in the demo compared with last week. Prodigal Son (0.4, 2.11M) held on to its demo numbers while adding some eyes to its viewership week over week.

The CW aired back-to-back episodes of Two Sentence Horror Stories which included the finale (0.1, 490,000 at 8 p.m.; 0.1, 392K at 8:30). Both episodes nearly matched the demo and audience numbers for the season. It was pretty much the same story for Trickster (0.1, 412K), which wrapped its season.

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