Archive · 16 Sep 2025
Emmy Awards 2025 Draws 7.4 Million Viewers, CBS Hits High
The Emmy Awards, which give out awards for the best TV shows, had a lot of viewers this year!
The show was on CBS, and 7.4 million people watched, which is the most since 2021.
This is because CBS hosted the awards, and people were excited for a full year of TV after the writers' and actors' strikes.
Also, many more people watched online through Paramount+.
It seems like people are watching more and more TV online, which is good news for the TV networks.
The 77th Emmy Awards aired on CBS.
The show had 7.4 million viewers.
This is an 8% increase from the previous year.
Streaming views increased by 76% on Paramount+.
The broadcast was the first major Emmys after the writers' and actors' strikes.
- Who
- The Emmy Awards
- What
- The 77th Emmy Awards attracted 7.4 million viewers.
- When
- Broadcast on Sunday night
- Where
- On CBS and Paramount+
- Why
- Viewership may have been boosted by the return to CBS and the end of writers' and actors' strikes.
- Event
- 77th Emmy Awards
- Date of Broadcast
- Sunday night
- Network
- CBS
- Viewers
- 7.4 million
- Increase in Viewers
- 8% (from 6.9 million)
- Streaming Platform
- Paramount+
- Streaming Viewership Increase
- 76% (compared to 2021)