Sunday night’s 75th annual Golden Globes took home a win after it posted the second-highest ratings in 11 years.
The award show, broadcast on NBC and emceed by Late Night host Seth Myers, averaged a 13.4 overnight rating, up 1 percent over the 74th annual Golden Globes. Further cause for celebration is the fact that this uptick marks the third year in a row that the award show has brought in higher ratings, with Sunday night’s broadcast up 3 percent from two years ago and 6 percent from three years ago.
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The 2014 ceremony hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler performed better than last night’s Golden Globes with a 14.1 rating, but the ratings rise for the third year in a row is a major win when other awards shows have been hitting demo-lows.
The three-hour-long broadcast’s big winners were Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and Big Little Lies, while Orphan Winfrey delivered an emotional speech while accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award.
