List of most watched United States television broadcasts of 2000

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The following is a list of most watched United States television broadcasts of 2000.

Most watched by week

Broadcast (primetime only)
Week ofTitleNetworkViewers
(in millions)		Ref.
May 8 ER NBC 32.67 [1]
May 15ER NBC34.59
May 22 Spin City ABC 32.76 [2]
May 29 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Thurs)23.83 [3]
June 5Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Sun)26.27 [4]
June 12Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Tues)23.84 [5]
June 19 Survivor CBS 24.22 [6]
June 2623.98 [7]
July 324.49 [8]
July 1024.50 [9]
July 1726.15 [10]
July 2427.18 [11]
July 3127.41 [12]
August 728.00 [13]
August 1428.67 [14]
August 2151.69 [15]
August 28Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Tues)ABC21.72 [16]
September 423.26 [17]
September 11 2000 Summer Olympics opening ceremony NBC27.27 [18]
September 18 2000 Summer Olympics (Sun)25.91 [19]
September 252000 Summer Olympics (Mon)24.42 [20]
October 2 The West Wing 25.05 [21]
October 9ER29.33 [22]
October 1618.44 [23]
October 23 Frasier 28.64 [24]
October 30ER27.81 [25]
November 628.40 [26]
November 1331.03 [27]
November 2025.79 [28]
November 27Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Wed)ABC22.09 [29]
December 4ERNBC28.08 [30]
December 1129.84 [31]
December 18 Monday Night Football ABC22.32 [32]
December 25Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Tues)18.94 [33]

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