List of Super Bowl lead-out programs
List of lead-out programs
Table:
Date

Super Bowl

Network[11]

Program[11]

Episode

U.S. viewers
(millions)[11]

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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[7][12]

"Children of Jamestown" (first regular episode)

21.910

39%

January 22, 1984

XVIII

CBS

Airwolf[7][12]

"Shadow of the Hawke" (two-hour pilot)

27.874

36%

January 20, 1985

XIX

ABC

MacGruder and Loud

"Pilot"[13]

38%

[7][12]

January 26, 1986

XX

NBC

The Last Precinct

"The Last Precinct" (pilot)

39.729

25%

[7][12][14]

January 25, 1987

XXI

CBS

Hard Copy[15]

"Pilot"

33%

[7][12][16]

January 31, 1988

XXII

ABC

The Wonder Years[7][12]

"Pilot"

28.976

31%

January 22, 1989

XXIII

NBC

The Brotherhood of the Rose[12]

Television film (part 1; two hours)

36%

January 28, 1990

XXIV

CBS

Grand Slam

"Pilot"

30.765

30%

[7][12][17]

January 27, 1991

XXV

ABC

Davis Rules[7][12]

"A Man for All Reasons" (pilot)

26.695

25%

[18]

January 26, 1992

XXVI

CBS

60 Minutes[12]
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.[19]
The length (i.e., 47 or 60 minutes) of the edition of 48 Hours which followed is not clear.

24.821

30%

January 31, 1993

XXVII

NBC

Homicide: Life on the Street[12]

"Gone for Goode" (Pilot)

28.121

31%

[20]

January 30, 1994

XXVIII

NBC

The Good Life

"Pilot"

23.012

22%

[21]

The John Larroquette Show

"Eggs"

17.708

22%

[12]

January 29, 1995

XXIX

ABC

Extreme

"Pilot"

22.594

25%

[12][22]

January 28, 1996

XXX

NBC

Friends

"The One After the Superbowl" (Parts 1 and 2)

52.925

46%

[23]

January 26, 1997

XXXI

Fox

The X-Files

"Leonard Betts"

29.098

29%

[12]

January 25, 1998

XXXII

NBC

3rd Rock from the Sun

"36! 24! 36! Dick" (Parts 1 and 2)

33.662

34%

[23]

January 31, 1999

XXXIII

Fox

Family Guy
The Simpsons

"Death Has a Shadow" (Pilot)
"Sunday, Cruddy Sunday"

22.005

21%

[12]

January 30, 2000

XXXIV

ABC

The Practice at 10:18 PM ET

"New Evidence" (Part 1)

23.847

27%

[12]

January 28, 2001

XXXV

CBS

Survivor: The Australian Outback at 10:19 PM ET[12]

"Stranded" (season premiere)

45.369

39%

[23]

February 3, 2002

XXXVI

Fox

Malcolm in the Middle at 10:38 PM ET

"Company Picnic" (Parts 1 and 2)

21.445

21%

[12]

January 26, 2003

XXXVII

ABC

Alias at 11:15 PM ET

"Phase One"

17.362

20%

[12]

February 1, 2004

XXXVIII

CBS

Survivor: All-Stars at 10:58 PM

"They're Back!" (season premiere)

33.535

32%

[23]

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%

[12]

February 5, 2006

XL

ABC

Grey's Anatomy at 10:05 PM ET

"It's the End of the World"

37.8

27%

[23]

February 4, 2007

XLI

CBS

Criminal Minds at 10:20 PM ET

"The Big Game"

26.314

26%

[12]

February 3, 2008

XLII

Fox

House at 10:30 PM ET

"Frozen"

29.045

27%

[12][24][25]

February 1, 2009

XLIII

NBC

The Office at 10:45 PM ET

"Stress Relief" (one-hour episode)

22.905

21%

[12][26]

February 7, 2010

XLIV

CBS

Undercover Boss at 10:15 PM ET

"Waste Management" (series premiere)

38.654

32%

[27]

February 6, 2011

XLV

Fox

Glee at 10:35 PM ET

"The Sue Sylvester Shuffle"

26.796

25%

[28][29]

February 5, 2012

XLVI

NBC

The Voice at 10:15 PM ET

"The Blind Auditions, Part 1" (season premiere)

37.611

31%

[30][31]

February 3, 2013

XLVII

CBS

Elementary at 11:15 PM ET

"The Deductionist"[32]

20.800

23%

[33][34][35]

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%

[36][37][38]

February 1, 2015

XLIX

NBC

The Blacklist at 10:38 PM ET

"Luther Braxton" (Part 1)

25.724

24%

[39][40]

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%

[10][41][42]

February 5, 2017

LI

Fox

24: Legacy at 11:00 PM ET

"12:00 PM – 1:00 PM" (series premiere)

17.58

22%

[43]

February 4, 2018

LII

NBC

This Is Us at 10:45 PM ET

"Super Bowl Sunday"

26.98

[44][45]

February 3, 2019

LIII

CBS

The World's Best at 10:36 PM ET

TBA (Series Premiere)

22.21

[46][47]

February 2, 2020

LIV

Fox

TBA

TBA

TBD

February 7, 2021

LV

NBC

TBA

TBA

TBD

February 6, 2022

LVI

CBS

TBA

TBA

TBD

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