List of Super Bowl lead-out programs
List of lead-out programs
The following is a list of shows that have aired after the Super Bowl in the United States:

List of Super Bowl lead-out programs

Section Title: List of lead-out programs
Table Section Text: The following is a list of shows that have aired after the Super Bowl in the United States:

Date	Super Bowl	Network	Program	Episode	U.S. viewers (millions)	Share	Refs

January 15, 1967	I	CBS	Lassie	"Lassie's Litter Bit"	&—	33.7%

NBC	Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color	"Willie and the Yank: The Mosby Raiders" (Part II)	&—	25.3%

January 14, 1968	II	CBS	Local programming, then Lassie	"The Foundling"	&—	41.2%

January 12, 1969	III	NBC	G.E. College Bowl	&—	21.2%

January 11, 1970	IV	CBS	Lassie	"The Road Back"	34%

January 17, 1971	V	NBC	Bing Crosby National Pro-Am golf tournament	36%

January 16, 1972	VI	CBS	60 Minutes	36%

January 14, 1973	VII	NBC	The Wonderful World of Disney	"The Mystery in Dracula's Castle"	44%

January 13, 1974	VIII	CBS	Local programming, then The New Perry Mason	"The Case of the Tortured Titan"	15.058	20%

January 12, 1975	IX	NBC	NBC Nightly News	15.924	28%

January 18, 1976	X	CBS	Phoenix Open golf tournament	22.363	31%

January 9, 1977	XI	NBC	The Big Event	Raid on Entebbe	42.816	37%

January 15, 1978	XII	CBS	All in the Family	"Archie and the Super Bowl"	35.472	47%

January 21, 1979	XIII	NBC	Brothers and Sisters	"Pilot"	31.722	32%

January 20, 1980	XIV	CBS	60 Minutes	40.746	50%

January 25, 1981	XV	NBC	CHiPs	"11-99: Officer Needs Help" (originally aired January 18, 1981)	26%

January 24, 1982	XVI	CBS	60 Minutes	36%

January 30, 1983	XVII	NBC	The A-Team	"Children of Jamestown" (first regular episode)	21.910	39%

January 22, 1984	XVIII	CBS	Airwolf	"Shadow of the Hawke" (two-hour pilot)	27.874	36%

January 20, 1985	XIX	ABC	MacGruder and Loud	"Pilot"	38%

January 26, 1986	XX	NBC	The Last Precinct	"The Last Precinct" (pilot)	39.729	25%

January 25, 1987	XXI	CBS	Hard Copy	"Pilot"	33%

January 31, 1988	XXII	ABC	The Wonder Years	"Pilot"	28.976	31%

January 22, 1989	XXIII	NBC	The Brotherhood of the Rose	Television film (part 1; two hours)	36%

January 28, 1990	XXIV	CBS	Grand Slam	"Pilot"	30.765	30%

January 27, 1991	XXV	ABC	Davis Rules	"A Man for All Reasons" (pilot)	26.695	25%

January 26, 1992	XXVI	CBS	60 Minutes 48 Hours	60 Minutes was an abbreviated 13-minute edition and was apparently a last-minute addition to the schedule, consisting of an interview of Bill and Hillary Clinton addressing the Gennifer Flowers affair.	24.821	30%

January 31, 1993	XXVII	NBC	Homicide: Life on the Street	"Gone for Goode" (Pilot)	28.121	31%

January 30, 1994	XXVIII	NBC	The Good Life	"Pilot"	23.012	22%

The John Larroquette Show	"Eggs"	17.708	22%

January 29, 1995	XXIX	ABC	Extreme	"Pilot"	22.594	25%

January 28, 1996	XXX	NBC	Friends	"The One After the Superbowl" (Parts 1 and 2)	52.925	46%

January 26, 1997	XXXI	Fox	The X-Files	"Leonard Betts"	29.098	29%

January 25, 1998	XXXII	NBC	3rd Rock from the Sun	"36! 24! 36! Dick" (Parts 1 and 2)	33.662	34%

January 31, 1999	XXXIII	Fox	Family Guy The Simpsons	"Death Has a Shadow" (Pilot) "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday"	22.005	21%

January 30, 2000	XXXIV	ABC	The Practice at 10:18 PM ET	"New Evidence" (Part 1)	23.847	27%

January 28, 2001	XXXV	CBS	Survivor: The Australian Outback at 10:19 PM ET	"Stranded" (season premiere)	45.369	39%

February 3, 2002	XXXVI	Fox	Malcolm in the Middle at 10:38 PM ET	"Company Picnic" (Parts 1 and 2)	21.445	21%

January 26, 2003	XXXVII	ABC	Alias at 11:15 PM ET	"Phase One"	17.362	20%

February 1, 2004	XXXVIII	CBS	Survivor: All-Stars at 10:58 PM	"They're Back!" (season premiere)	33.535	32%

February 6, 2005	XXXIX	Fox	The Simpsons at 10:45 PM ET American Dad! at 11:18 PM ET	"Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass" "Pilot"	23.074	22%

February 5, 2006	XL	ABC	Grey's Anatomy at 10:05 PM ET	"It's the End of the World"	37.8	27%

February 4, 2007	XLI	CBS	Criminal Minds at 10:20 PM ET	"The Big Game"	26.314	26%

February 3, 2008	XLII	Fox	House at 10:30 PM ET	"Frozen"	29.045	27%

February 1, 2009	XLIII	NBC	The Office at 10:45 PM ET	"Stress Relief" (one-hour episode)	22.905	21%

February 7, 2010	XLIV	CBS	Undercover Boss at 10:15 PM ET	"Waste Management" (series premiere)	38.654	32%

February 6, 2011	XLV	Fox	Glee at 10:35 PM ET	"The Sue Sylvester Shuffle"	26.796	25%

February 5, 2012	XLVI	NBC	The Voice at 10:15 PM ET	"The Blind Auditions, Part 1" (season premiere)	37.611	31%

February 3, 2013	XLVII	CBS	Elementary at 11:15 PM ET	"The Deductionist"	20.800	23%

February 2, 2014	XLVIII	Fox	New Girl at 10:20 PM ET Brooklyn Nine-Nine at 10:55 PM ET	"Prince" "Operation: Broken Feather"	26.30 15.07	20% 13%

February 1, 2015	XLIX	NBC	The Blacklist at 10:38 PM ET	"Luther Braxton" (Part 1)	25.724	24%

February 7, 2016	50	CBS	The Late Show with Stephen Colbert at 10:54 PM ET	Guests: Tina Fey, Margot Robbie, Will Ferrell, Megyn Kelly, Keegan-Michael Key & Jordan Peele	20.55	25%

February 5, 2017	LI	Fox	24: Legacy at 11:00 PM ET	"12:00 PM – 1:00 PM" (series premiere)	17.58	22%

February 4, 2018	LII	NBC	This Is Us at 10:45 PM ET	"Super Bowl Sunday"	26.98

February 3, 2019	LIII	CBS	The World's Best at 10:36 PM ET	Auditions 1 (series premiere)	22.21

February 2, 2020	LIV	Fox	TBA	TBA	TBD

February 7, 2021	LV	CBS	TBA	TBA	TBD

February 6, 2022	LVI	NBC	TBA	TBA	TBD

February 5, 2023	LVII	Fox	TBA	TBA	TBD

Sentence(s)

New Girl and Brooklyn Nine-Nine were the lead-out programs of Super Bowl XLVIII, which aired on the Fox Broadcasting Company in the U.S. on February 2014.

final_sentence: New Girl and Brooklyn Nine-Nine were the lead-out programs of Super Bowl XLVIII, which aired on the Fox Broadcasting Company in the U.S. on February 2014.