Its stations reach about 7 percent of American television households.

Each national rating point equals about 1.02 million television households.

A ratings point represents 1 percent of all television households in America.

Each rating point represents 1 percent of the television households in those markets.

Today, Fox is available in 98.6 percent of all television households.

A ratings point represents 1 percent of all television households in America, or about 942,000 homes.

Each rating point represents a total of 904,000 television households.

At present, one rating point equals 1.08 million television households.

Ratings measure the percentage of television households watching a program.

When he was canceled six years later, there were more than 26 million television households.