Marshals Season 2 Premiere Draws 15.1 Million Viewers on CBS
The CBS drama's season 2 debut is the biggest premiere of the Fall TV season so far, but it holds a 48% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Marshals season 2 premiered on CBS with 15.1 million viewers across all platforms, according to screenrant.com. The debut is described as the biggest premiere of the Fall TV season so far.
The viewership figure arrives alongside a weaker critical picture: Marshals holds a 48% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with an audience rating of 28%.
That makes it the lowest-rated series in the Taylor Sheridan roster on the review aggregator. The next-lowest titles are The Madison at 63% and Mayor of Kingstown at 64%.
Spencer Hudnut took over showrunner duties from Sheridan on Marshals.
Background
Sheridan's Yellowstone, the series that established the franchise, holds an 83% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Earlier entries in the lineup have scored well with critics: the prequels 1883 and 1923 have critics ratings of 89% and 94% respectively, while Landman holds an average critics rating of 80% and Dutton Ranch a 90% critics rating.
Quick answers
How many viewers watched the Marshals season 2 premiere?
Season 2 episode 1 drew 15.1 million viewers across all platforms.
What is Marshals' Rotten Tomatoes score?
Marshals holds a 48% critics rating and a 28% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Who is the showrunner of Marshals?
Spencer Hudnut took over showrunner duties from Taylor Sheridan.