CBS Cheat Sheet: CSI: Vegas & NCIS: Los Angeles in Danger

The Equalizer is right on par with its prior averages, pulling in around 6.9 million total viewers and a 0.61 rating in the demo.

It has already landed a pickup for Season 4.

FBI remains a solid option for CBS on Tuesdays.

The series is averaging 7.1 million viewers and a 0.57 rating.

The series has already been renewed.

This spin-off of The Big Bang Theory is averaging 7 million viewers and a 0.56 rating.

It commands strong growth in delayed viewing and will be around for the years to come.

Ghosts is one of the biggest hits of the last couple of years.

The series is averaging 6.4 million viewers and a 0.55 rating.

It also benefits from strong gains in delayed viewing.

With 5.8 million viewers and a 0.45 rating, the series is a strong option for CBS.

It has already been renewed.

FBI: Most Wanted is averaging 5.2 million viewers and a 0.45 rating.

It has already been renewed.

The freshman drama has delivered strong ratings for CBS on Fridays.

It is averaging 5.5 million viewers and a 0.44 rating.

It rises considerably with delayed viewing.

The NCIS franchise is fading on CBS, but the parent series remains decent, averaging 6.5 million viewers and a 0.43 rating.

NCIS is the fall’s most-watched series with delayed viewing factored in.

The freshman drama is averaging 5.3 million viewers and a 0.43 rating.

The show rises to around 7 million viewers with delayed viewing factored in.

Barring a midseason collapse, it should be around next season.

The series has been bounced around the schedule over the last few years, but remains a strong option on Fridays.

It is averaging 4.8 million viewers and a 0.43 rating.

The numbers rise to around 6 million viewers with delayed viewing.

The series is down around 20% in the demo this season to a 0.42 rating.

While the numbers spell renewal, it will come down to what the network plans for its comedy offerings.

Blue Bloods is averaging 6 million viewers and a 0.41 rating in the demo.

The series soars in delayed viewing, but older shows come at a bigger expense.

For that reason alone, the show could end this season.

The aging spinoff of NCIS has continued to drop in its 14th season.

It is currently averaging 4.2 million viewers and a 0.37 rating.

It is on the bubble.

NCIS: Hawai’i is averaging 4.9 million viewers and a 0.34 rating.

The series has healthy gains when delayed viewing is factored in, so the series has the edge over its Los Angeles counterpart.

So Help Me Todd doesn’t command the same amount of gains in delayed viewing as some of the more marginally rated CBS shows.

In live + same day ratings, it is averaging 4.4 million viewers and a 0.34 rating.

Unless it rises a bit, there’s a good chance it will not be back.

CSI: Vegas scored a surprise renewal last season, with CBS citing strong delayed ratings.

However, the series is down almost 30% in the demo this season, averaging a 0.29 rating. In total viewers, it is averaging 3.3 million viewers.