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For the first time in its history, MSNBC was the most-watched cable network during the weekday prime time this past week, ratings data show. 
  
 The network averaged approximately 90,000 more viewers than runner-up Fox News at primetime—8 p.m. to 11 p.m.—during the week of July 17 through July 21, according to a statement from the network, which cited Nielsen ratings. MSNBC had 2.34 million viewers during weekday prime time, while Fox News had 2.25 million. The Disney Channel was third, with 1.74 million. (For the full week of prime time—Monday through Sunday—Fox News averaged 1.9 million total viewers, putting it ahead of MSNBC’s 1.8 million. It was Fox’s ninth week in the top spot.) 
  
 MSNBC’s weekday lineup from 7 p.m. through midnight was also first among cable networks. 
  
 “MSNBC was previously No. 1 in cable news in weekday prime during the weeks of May 15, 2017 (behind TNT) and September 3, 2012 (behind USA) among total viewers, but this was the 1st time MSNBC was No. 1 among all of cable,” the network said in a statement. ||||| For the first time in its 21-year history, MSNBC attracted the largest weekday primetime crowd of any cable network – news or otherwise. 
  
 MSNBC ended the week of July 17-21 with a weekday prime average of 2.34 million viewers, besting second-place Fox News Channel’s 2.25 million. But MSNBC also outstripped non-news cable nets. 
  
 MSNBC previously was No. 1-ranked in cable news in weekday prime during the week of May 15 but came in behind TNT. Similarly, it bested cable news competition but finished behind USA the week of September 3, 2012. 
  
 Fox News Channel once again dominated all of basic cable in weekday total day, averaging 1.4 million total viewers, besting MSNBC’s 1.12M. MSNBC also finished behind Nickelodeon (1.27M) for weekday total day. ||||| Monday through Friday, the network ranked as the most-watched network across all of primetime cable. 
  
 Maintaining a streak of ratings momentum and general good news, MSNBC logged a new first last week: It ranked as the most-watched primetime network in all of cable. 
  
 That status, held Monday (July 17) through Friday (July 21) and not for the entire seven-day week, saw the cable news network averaging 2.33 million viewers between 8 and 11 p.m. MSNBC had previous topped the other cable news outlets for the five-day week, once in May and once before in 2012, but this is the first time it also outranked cable's entertainment networks. The network finished the week ahead of Fox News Channel, Disney, USA and HGTV. 
  
 Good news for MSNBC was also good news for Rachel Maddow. Her show ranked No. 2 in all of basic cable, trailing only WWE Entertainment. 
  
 Through the five nights, MSNBC also ranked as the No. 1 network in cable among adults 25-54. With an average 542,000 viewers in the key demo, it outrated Fox News (430,000) by 26 percent. (Across all of cable, MSNBC trailed only USA and TBS.) 
  
 While The Rachel Maddow Show has often been unbeatable for much of this year, and MSNBC has scored key victories over Fox News and CNN on several occasions, FNC has maintained its overall lead. It recently wrapped the second quarter with wins among total viewers and the key demo, as all three cable news networks see continued year-over-year ratings growth. 
  
  
  
 With the full-week reported by Nielsen on July 25, FNC climbed atop MSNBC — 1.93 million viewers to 1.84 million. |||||
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Since it first took to the air in 1996, MSNBC has been deep in the fray, vying for coveted ratings in the fiercely competitive cable-television arena. Twenty-one years later, it has finally nabbed a big one: the biggest weekday prime-time cable audience, not only against news networks, but all networks on the cable landscape. Per Deadline, MSNBC posted a weekday prime-time average of 2.34 million viewers during the week of July 17 through 21, besting Fox News, which came in that week at 2.25 million. The Disney Channel came in third, with 1.74 million, per Fortune. The Hollywood Reporter notes that MSNBC has come ahead of both Fox and CNN before during the 8pm to 11pm weekday slot—once in 2012, then again this May—but it didn't surpass other non-news networks like USA and TNT. HuffPo notes MSNBC has often come ahead of CNN in the Nielsens, but it lags behind Fox, which up until recently boasted a powerhouse prime-time lineup of Bill O'Reilly, Megyn Kelly, and Sean Hannity. But now, with O'Reilly and Kelly gone from the network, opportunity has arisen for other networks to make inroads. TheWrap notes that overall viewership at MSNBC has jumped 78% since this time last year. Part of what's helped MSNBC as a contender is Rachel Maddow, who in her 9pm slot has been topping CNN's and Fox's ratings in that same time period for the past month or so—and whose show was almost the most-watched last week, second only to WWE programming. What may also appeal to viewers: "MSNBC is simply more transparent" about its strong liberal leanings, Joe Concha, who reports for the Hill, tells TheWrap.