• After seven days on ABC, Hulu, Hulu on Disney+ and digital platforms, ABC's new fall drama High Potential. reached new heights in its second week, growing to 10.72 million total viewers and a 2.20 rating among adults 18-49.
• Demonstrates remarkable multiplatform growth from its original Live + Same Day audience, “High Potential” achieved a +192% increase in total viewers (10.72 million vs. 3.67 million) and a staggering +610% increase in adults 18-49 (Rating 2.20 vs. Rating 0.31).
• The impressive growth of the show achieved a +10% increase in total viewers (10.72 million versus 9.75 million) and +4% among adults between 18 and 49 years old (Rating 2.20 vs. Rating 2.12) compared to the series premiere a week ago on 9/17/24, across platforms.
• On linear the show was the 1 show of the evening on Total Viewers (6.76 million), ahead of its closest competition, NBC's season finale of “America's Got Talent” (6.52 million). Additionally, “High potential” Beat the NBC lineup among adults 18-49 (Rating 0.61 vs. Rating 0.55).
• In fact, the show is great Performance on Linear broke records in Week 2, increasing +1.08 million total viewers (6.76 million vs. 5.68 million) in Week 2 during the series premiere – the highest growth of any new fall drama in 16 years (since 9/9/08).
• So far the “high potential” Premiere achieved a total audience across platforms, including linear reruns, of 17.79 million total viewers.

In tonight's new episode (airing at 10:00 p.m. EDT/PDT on ABC, streaming next day on Hulu), Morgan's intelligence and cleaning experience come in handy when investigators are called to a hotel room murder scene and ultimately the many Reveal disadvantages of the victim. Morgan handles Ava's dating while Soto reveals details about Roman's disappearance.

Source: The Nielsen Company, National Live +7 Day Panel Only Program Ratings and ABC Multiplatform +7 Day data for 9/24/24 or as dated.

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