List of most watched Canadian television broadcasts of 2019

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The following is a list of most watched Canadian television broadcasts of 2019 according to Numeris.

Most watched by week

English (National)
Week ofTitleNetworkViewers
(in millions)		Ref.
January 7 Young Sheldon CTV 2.62 [1]
January 14 The Big Bang Theory 3.43 [2]
January 21 The Good Doctor 2.77 [3]
January 28 Super Bowl LIII 4.35 [4]
February 4The Big Bang Theory3.65 [5]
February 11 NCIS Global 2.29 [6]
February 18 91st Academy Awards CTV5.21 [7]
February 25The Good Doctor2.76 [8]
March 4The Big Bang Theory3.15 [9]
March 11The Good Doctor2.79 [10]
March 18 9-1-1 Global2.23 [11]
March 252.07 [12]
April 1The Big Bang TheoryCTV3.48 [13]
April 8NCISGlobal2.17 [14]
April 15The Big Bang TheoryCTV3.21 [15]
April 22The Big Bang TheoryCTV3.21 [16]
April 29The Big Bang TheoryCTV3.38 [17]
May 6The Big Bang TheoryCTV3.80 [18]
May 13The Big Bang TheoryCTV5.77 [19]
May 20 NBA Eastern Conference Final, Game 6 Sportsnet One 2.57 [20]
May 27 NBA Finals, Game 2 TSN 3.20 [21]
June 3 NBA Finals, Game 4 TSN3.49 [22]
June 10 NBA Finals, Game 6 TSN / CTV7.43 [23]
June 17 The Amazing Race CTV1.62 [24]
June 24The Amazing Race1.51 [25]
July 1 The Amazing Race Canada 2.03 [26]
July 81.75 [27]
July 151.89 [28]
July 221.80 [29]
July 291.78 [30]
August 51.91 [31]
August 122.12 [32]
August 192.07 [33]
August 262.02 [34]
September 21.86 [35]
September 92.13 [36]
French (Quebec)
Week ofTitleNetworkViewers
(in millions)		Ref.
January 7 District 31 SRC 1.63 [37]
January 141.59 [38]
January 211.72 [39]
January 281.76 [40]
February 4 La Voix TVA 2.21 [41]
February 111.98 [42]
February 181.93 [43]
February 252.09 [44]
March 42.03 [45]
March 111.95 [46]
March 181.83 [47]
March 251.83 [48]
April 11.98 [49]

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