CBS SERIES SOAR IN L35 MULTIPLATFORM VIEWING FROM PREMIERE WEEK EPISODES

Television's New #1 Show, "Tracker," Has Amassed Over 17 million Viewers Across Broadcast and Streaming

Five CBS Series Hit 12 Million+ Viewers Across All Platforms

Multiplatform Viewership for CBS Primetime Up Double Digits vs. Premiere Week Last Year

Live+35-day multiplatform viewership for CBS primetime series episodes during its February 12-18 premiere week increased +10% year-over-year (February 2023 compared to February 2024) with television's #1 show, TRACKER, delivering more than 17 million viewers. (Based on Nielsen data + internal streaming data for Paramount+ and CBS digital apps).

Highlights from CBS' Live+35-day multiplatform viewership for premiere week episodes:

· Five Network series delivered audiences of 12 million or more viewers:

· TRACKER, YOUNG SHELDON, NCIS, GHOSTS and FBI

· Seven series scored 11 million or more viewers:

· TRACKER, YOUNG SHELDON, NCIS, GHOSTS, FBI, FIRE COUNTRY and BLUE BLOODS

· 10 series hit 10 million or more viewers:

· TRACKER, YOUNG SHELDON, NCIS, GHOSTS, FBI, FIRE COUNTRY, BLUE BLOODS, NCIS: HAWAI'I, FBI: MOST WANTED and THE EQUALIZER

· TRACKER's second episode (airing Sunday, Feb. 18, last day of premiere week) has garnered over 17 million viewers. The series premiere following the Super Bowl (Sunday, Feb. 11, prior to premiere week), with an encore episode airing Thursday, Feb. 14, has been viewed by more than 33 million viewers.

· In addition to being broadcast television's #1 show, TRACKER is also CBS' most-streamed series to date on Paramount+ on an AMA basis.

*Source: NPM AA, Live+35, 2/11/2024-2/18/2024 includes VOD 8+; CBS and Paramount Global internal data, AMA for first 35 days of FEP on Paramount+ and CBS TVE (CBS.com and CBS app) including co-view for CTV viewing.