Audiences for the first season of “Abbott Elementary”: 6.3 million viewers

The school year is off to a strong start: “Abbott Elementary” returned to ABC with its sixth season premiere on October 7 and achieved its highest viewership in a year.

After seven days of viewing, the season 6 premiere reached a total of 6.3 million viewers across all platforms. Not only does this represent the series’ best seven-day audience since the third episode of Season 5 on October 15, 2025, a year ago; The episode’s 2.07 rating among adults ages 18-49 was its highest in over 18 months, topping all “Abbott” episodes since the 19th episode of Season 4 on March 26, 2025. Compared to the Season 5 premiere in 2025, Season 6 opened with 7% more viewers (up from 5.9 million) and a 16% higher rating. high (compared to 1.79).

Additionally, in terms of streaming specifically, Season 6 premiered with the best seven-day streaming audience since the ninth episode of Season 4 on January 8, 2025.

On October 7 alone, the Season 6 premiere attracted 2.2 million viewers and earned a 0.33 rating, meaning delayed viewing on streaming and other platforms accounted for increases of 183% and 527%, respectively.

“Abbott Elementary” was created by Quinta Brunson, who also directs the cast, while Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker serve as showrunners. Executive producers include Brunson; Halpern and Schumacker through their Delicious Non-Sequitur Productions banner; director Randall Einhorn; and writer Brian Rubenstein. Warner Bros. Television and 20th Television are the co-studios of the comedy series.

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