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'Manifest': NBC show regains 'lost' viewers with a tantalizing Episode 7

The Jeff Rake-directed show 'Manifest' saw a dip in viewership in the second week since its return after a one-week hiatus on November 5

Although the ratings for the Jeff Rake-directed show 'Manifest' have gone down in the second week since its return after a one-week hiatus on November 5, the NBC drama is now averaging a 1.8 rating lift in adults 18-49 on its fifth week.

According to Live+ 7 data, this is almost 106% more of what it had attained on its Live+Same Day run of the seventh episode. While the show has already been the forerunner for the channel, with its maximum viewer growth being more than any other broadcast show this season, it has been adding up almost 7.2 million viewers per episode.

The show grew 114% in the demo to a 3.0 and 87% in total viewers to 13.6 million, and by adding up the rate of delayed viewing the show is currently being watched by over 15.4 million viewers.

'Manifest' returned on Monday, November 5, and whopping ratings for NBC primetime with a 1.3 rating, adding almost 6.3 million viewers. However, the sixth episode had slipped one-tenth of rating point as compared to the fifth episode and had shed 1 million "live" viewers. However, Monday's episode seems to have made up for the little, but prominent loss for the show.