List of most watched Canadian television broadcasts of 2011

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The following is a list of most watched Canadian television broadcasts of 2011 (single-network only) according to BBM Canada.

Most watched by week

English (national)
Week ofTitleNetworkViewers
(in millions)		Ref.
January 3 2011 WJC (Semifinals; United States vs. Canada); (Gold medal game; Canada. vs. Russia) TSN 5.13 [1]
January 10 68th Golden Globe Awards CTV 3.31 [2]
January 17 The Big Bang Theory 3.19 [3]
January 24 American Idol (Wed)3.10 [4]
January 31 Super Bowl XLV 6.54 [5]
February 7 53rd Annual Grammy Awards Global 3.26 [6]
February 14The Big Bang TheoryCTV3.46 [7]
February 21 83rd Academy Awards 6.11 [8]
February 28 The Amazing Race 2.79 [9]
March 7The Big Bang Theory3.13 [10]
March 14American Idol (Wed)2.78 [11]
March 21American Idol (Thurs)3.04 [12]
March 28The Big Bang Theory3.22 [13]
April 43.22 [14]
April 11The Amazing Race2.60 [15]
April 18American Idol (Wed)2.58 [16]

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