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The Top 10 then trimmed to a Top 5 after the American viewing audience voted.

The episode featuring their kiss attracted 9.5 million viewers, and the precise moment that they kissed was watched by 44% of the available viewing audience.

She tells her viewing audience that there have been no breakthroughs in the case of the killer who is preying on campus students.

The programme soon became a national institution in the United Kingdom, with a large following among the general viewing audience.

In 2011, the overall viewing audience of all channels was estimated at over 15 million.

He spoke at the convention, and to the national viewing audience, yet without endorsing Clinton, through the device of seconding his own nomination.

The 41 million Latinos in the United States make up a significant part of the American viewing audience, and media companies are beginning to notice.

Prayers are also telecast over the national television network to reach a larger viewing audience.

"It is illustrative of events which took place prior to World War I and might be less familiar to our broad viewing audience," she said.

Successful media companies usually buy out other companies to make them more powerful, profitable, and able to reach a larger viewing audience.