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Most-watched US TV Broadcasts Ever Quiz

How well do you know the most-watched US TV broadcasts ever? Floored turns the ranking into a building: floor 1 is the top of the list. We name a floor, you guess what's on it, and the lift rides to whatever you picked so you know to go higher or lower.

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You get a few guesses per floor. Land it on your first guess for 10 points; a near miss still scores. After the TV audiences round, four more lists keep the ride going.

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  1. Super Bowl LIX 127,700,000 viewers
    The Eagles beat the Chiefs 40-22, ending Kansas City's bid for the first Super Bowl three-peat.
  2. Super Bowl LX 125,603,000 viewers
    Bad Bunny headlined the halftime show, joined on stage by Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin.
  3. Super Bowl LVIII 123,714,000 viewers
    The longest Super Bowl ever, it went to overtime and ran 74 minutes 57 seconds of playing time.
  4. Super Bowl LVII 115,096,000 viewers
    Rihanna headlined the halftime show, and the Eagles' 35 points were the most ever by a losing team.
  5. Super Bowl XLIX 114,810,000 viewers
    It ended with Malcolm Butler intercepting Seattle at the goal line after the Seahawks chose to pass.
  6. Super Bowl XLVIII 112,752,000 viewers
    Seattle scored a safety on the very first play from scrimmage and went on to crush Denver 43-8.
  7. Super Bowl 50 112,336,000 viewers
    The NFL skipped Roman numerals for this game so the logo could show a plain number 50.
  8. Super Bowl LI 111,973,000 viewers
    The Patriots came back from 28-3 down to win the first Super Bowl ever decided in overtime.
  9. Super Bowl XLVI 111,346,000 viewers
    It is the only Super Bowl ever played in Indiana, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
  10. Super Bowl XLV 111,041,000 viewers
    The Green Bay Packers beat Pittsburgh 31-25 at the Dallas Cowboys' stadium in Arlington, Texas.
  11. Super Bowl XLVII 108,693,000 viewers
    Nicknamed the Har-bowl, it pitted brothers John and Jim Harbaugh against each other as head coaches.
  12. Super Bowl XLIV 106,476,000 viewers
    The Saints' win was the first major pro sports championship for any New Orleans team.
  13. M*A*S*H finale 105,970,000 viewers
    The 2.5-hour episode was co-written and directed by series star Alan Alda.
  14. Super Bowl LII 104,016,000 viewers
    Backup quarterback Nick Foles led the underdog Eagles past the Patriots for their first Super Bowl win.
  15. Super Bowl LIV 102,086,000 viewers
    Kansas City's win ended a 50-year title drought dating back to Super Bowl IV in 1970.
  16. Super Bowl LVI 101,470,000 viewers
    The Rams won it at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, their own home ground.
  17. Super Bowl LIII 98,950,000 viewers
    New England beat the Rams 13-3 in the lowest-scoring Super Bowl ever played.
  18. Super Bowl XLIII 98,732,000 viewers
    Pittsburgh's 27-23 win over Arizona made the Steelers the first team to win six Super Bowls.
  19. Super Bowl XLII 97,448,000 viewers
    David Tyree's Helmet Catch helped the Giants spoil the Patriots' bid for a perfect season.
  20. Super Bowl LV 95,877,000 viewers
    Tampa Bay became the first team to play a Super Bowl in its home stadium, and won it.
  21. Super Bowl XXX 94,080,000 viewers
    Cornerback Larry Brown, a 12th-round draft pick, won MVP with two second-half interceptions.
  22. Super Bowl XLI 93,184,000 viewers
    The Colts' win was the first major pro sports championship for an Indianapolis-based team.
  23. Super Bowl XX 92,570,000 viewers
    The Chicago Bears routed New England 46-10 to win their first and only Super Bowl.
  24. Super Bowl XXVII 90,990,000 viewers
    Michael Jackson performed the entire halftime show, starting the trend of booking big stars.
  25. Super Bowl XL 90,745,000 viewers
    It was the first Super Bowl in which every part of the game itself aired in HD.
  26. Super Bowl XXXII 90,000,000 viewers
    Terrell Davis won MVP with three rushing touchdowns despite a migraine that kept him out of most of a quarter.
  27. Super Bowl XXVIII 90,000,000 viewers
    Buffalo lost to Dallas for a second year running, completing four straight Super Bowl defeats.
  28. Super Bowl XXXVIII 89,795,000 viewers
    Its halftime show ended with Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction, prompting an FCC crackdown.
  29. Super Bowl XXXVII 88,637,000 viewers
    Dubbed the Gruden Bowl, it saw Jon Gruden's Buccaneers beat the Raiders, his former team.
  30. Super Bowl XXXIV 88,465,000 viewers
    It ended with Kevin Dyson tackled one yard short of the end zone on the game's final play.

Source: Nielsen, via Wikipedia: List of most watched television broadcasts in the United States · as of 2026-10

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