List of most watched Canadian television broadcasts of 2010

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The following is a list of most watched Canadian television broadcasts of 2010 (single-network only) [lower-alpha 1] according to BBM Canada.

Contents

Most watched by week

English (national)
Week ofTitleNetworkViewers
(in millions)		Ref.
January 4 2010 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships (Gold medal game) TSN 5.27 [1]
January 11 American Idol (Tues) CTV 3.17 [2]
January 18 American Idol (Wed)3.19 [3]
January 25 American Idol (Tues)3.16 [4]
February 1 Super Bowl XLIV 6.02 [5]
February 8 2010 Winter Olympics opening ceremony CTV Olympics 13.28 [6]
February 15Olympic Prime Time5.46 [7]
February 22 2010 Winter Olympics (Men's ice hockey – Canada vs. USA gold medal game)16.64 [8]
March 1 82nd Academy Awards CTV5.89 [9]
March 8 House Global 2.87 [10]
March 152.64 [11]
March 22American Idol (Tues)CTV2.90 [12]
March 29 Survivor Global2.64 [13]
April 52.91 [14]
April 122.94 [15]
April 192.78 [16]
April 262.86 [17]
May 32.80 [18]
May 10 2010 Stanley Cup playoffs (Conference Semifinals) CBC 3.25 [19]
May 17 Grey's Anatomy CTV3.01 [20]
May 24American Idol (Wed)3.33 [21]
May 31 2010 Stanley Cup Finals (Games 1–5)CBC2.88 [22]
June 72010 Stanley Cup Finals (Game 6)4.08 [23]
June 14 America's Got Talent Citytv 1.59 [24]
June 21 2010 FIFA World Cup CBC1.97 [25]
June 281.89 [26]
July 55.13 [27]
July 12 Big Brother (Sun)Global1.87 [28]
July 19 Rookie Blue 1.81 [29]
July 26Big Brother (Thurs)1.70 [30]
August 21.87 [31]
August 9Big Brother (Sun)1.93 [32]
August 16Big Brother (Wed)1.93 [33]
August 23 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards CTV2.43 [34]
August 30Big Brother (Wed)Global1.97 [35]
September 6Big Brother (Thurs)1.84 [36]
September 13Survivor2.59 [37]
September 20 The Big Bang Theory CTV3.11 [38]
September 272.96 [39]
October 42.69 [40]
October 11 The Amazing Race 2.99 [41]
October 18The Big Bang Theory3.03 [42]
October 253.20 [43]
November 13.41 [44]
November 83.30 [45]
November 153.25 [46]
November 22 98th Grey Cup TSN4.94 [47]
November 29The Amazing RaceCTV2.68 [48]
December 62.74 [49]
December 13The Big Bang Theory3.02 [50]
December 20 2011 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships (Preliminary round; Russia vs. Canada)TSN2.94 [51]
December 272011 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships (Quarterfinals; Canada vs. Switzerland)2.69 [52]

Notes

  1. ↑ Except broadcasts related to the 2010 Winter Olympics.

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