Oscars Ratings Show Slight Increase From Last Year
Feb. 27 2012, Published 7:17 a.m. ET
Billy Crystal may have received mixed reviews on his hosting job for the 2012 Oscars, but the ratings say otherwise. Preliminary ratings for the Oscars ceremony shows a slight increase from last year.
According to Reuters, an average of 39.3 million people watched the Academy Awards compared to 37.6 million last year.
- Before and After: Top Doc Reveals Oscar Stars He Believes Are on Ozempic — as Social Media Reacts to Noticeably Slimmed-Down Attendees
- Oscars 2024: 9 Moments the Cameras Didn't Show at the 96th Annual Academy Awards — Photos
- Chrissy Teigen and John Legend Pack on the PDA, Sofía Vergara Stuns and More Stars Shine on the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscars Red Carpet: Photos
Want OK! each day? Sign up here!
Since 2007, Billy's show had the second largest audience!
OK! GALLERY: STARS STEP OUT IN NEW ENSEMBLES FOR 2012 VANITY FAIR OSCARS PARTY
James Franco and Anne Hathaway hosted last year in hopes of drawing in a younger demographic and the show reportedly retained that audience.
So, do you think the show has Billy to credit for the ratings increase?