Presidential debate
TV Ratings
CNN hosted Thursday's face off, but 22 other networks and platforms simulcast it.
The televised debate was moved to Washington, DC, kicking off at 8 p.m. ET on Sunday.
Politics has become one of the most important viewership drivers for television news networks and is as culturally significant as the Super Bowl or latest Hollywood blockbuster.
The nominees take the stage at 9 p.m. EST tonight.
Whether you're watching "Veep" or tweeting with Julia Louis-Dreyfus, you can survive the 2016 presidential campaign with a little help from your oldest friend: TV.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump take the stage at 9 PM EST.
Even with a gun to his head, don't count on this voter choosing.
Going live highlighted some of the reasons that "Late Night" is starting to outdistance its competition.
Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes are back in character, and surprise: Karen (Mullally) has gravitated to a like-minded candidate.
Tonight's verbal showdown begins at 9 PM EST.
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