[dec0dedab0de]

I think Gutfeld is number 1 overall, and has been for a while.

But TV ratings overall are down so low, I haven’t had cable since 2003, and at the time people thought I was a radical. Now it seems like the people that have cable are the rare ones, Especially if there is noone over 45 in the house.

There is a reason they all format their shows in a way that is easy to break up into youtube videos. If they didn’t, most kids under 30 wouldn't even know who they are

[tim333]

I'd never heard of Gutfeld - I'm a Brit - so checked it out - https://youtu.be/MflEEkCFtHY It doesn't seem very good..? The first few seconds is him jokinging insulting various democrats and the audience groaning.

[AaronAPU]

You just described Colbert but flipped the political sign bit.

[dec0dedab0de]

he’s the worst, but they all are gross

[xnx]

> I think Gutfeld is number 1 overall, and has been for a while.

From what I saw, Gutfeld is top in that time slot, but not for late night overall.

I agree that cable is crazy to pay so much money for and still have frequent and long commercial interruptions.

[5555624]

Assuming this table (https://latenighter.com/news/ratings/late-night-tv-ratings-q...) is accurate (and I am reading it correctly), Gutfeld has more average number of viewers than the other late night shows.

[dawnerd]

His show airs much earlier than the others which is why it’s not really considered the top late night. The rankings I was referring to were the true late night shows. Gutfeld is basically prime time.

[favorited]

He's also on cable. When people talk about late night talk shows, they're generally referring to one of the networks.