**The Five's consistent performance as cable news' top-rated program has anchored trader consensus around the 3.25–3.5 million viewer bracket for its highest-rated episode the week of August 24–30.** Nielsen data shows the Tuesday edition peaking at 3.485 million total viewers (P2+), with other nights ranging from 2.74 million to 3.41 million, aligning precisely with the market's dominant outcome. The show's August average of roughly 3.3 million viewers reflects steady audience loyalty amid routine political coverage, summer scheduling stability, and Fox News' broader dominance in total day and primetime. An upset into the 3.5–3.75 million range would require an unusually strong single-episode spike—such as a major breaking news event or high-profile guest appearance—pushing viewership well above the program's established weekly ceiling.
Polymarketデータを参照したAI生成の実験的な要約。これは取引アドバイスではなく、このマーケットの解決方法には一切関係ありません。 · 更新日今週（ 8月24日～ 30日）最も視聴された5つのエピソードの# Views
今週（ 8月24日～ 30日）最も視聴された5つのエピソードの# Views
375万～400万 1.0%
300万人未満 <1%
300万～325万 <1%
400万人以上 <1%
$5,135 Vol.
$5,135 Vol.
2026/09/03
300万人未満
いいえ
300万～325万
いいえ
325万～350万
はい
350万〜375万
いいえ
375万～400万
いいえ
400万人以上
いいえ
375万～400万 1.0%
300万人未満 <1%
300万～325万 <1%
400万人以上 <1%
$5,135 Vol.
$5,135 Vol.
2026/09/03
300万人未満
$435 Vol.
いいえ
300万～325万
$387 Vol.
いいえ
325万～350万
$912 Vol.
はい
350万〜375万
$2,785 Vol.
いいえ
375万～400万
$259 Vol.
いいえ
400万人以上
$358 Vol.
いいえ
Nielsen updates its Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart on Thursdays, reflecting U.S. TV viewership data from the previous week (Monday-Sunday).
This market will resolve according to the number of U.S. viewers (Persons 2+ average total viewers, P2+) of the highest viewed episode of The Five for the Week of August 24 - August 30, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart.
This market will resolve based on the first official estimate reported by Nielsen. Any later revisions or retractions will have no bearing on resolution.
If the specified show does not appear on the final chart for the specified week, this market will resolve to the lowest bracket.
If the data for the specified week is entirely unreleased by 11:59 PM ET on the second Thursday following the specified week, this market will resolve according to the lowest bracket. If the data for the specified week remains partially published (i.e. excluding certain days of the week) by that time, or if only some episodes of The Five appear on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve based on the viewership data available at that point.
If the reported number of viewers falls exactly between two brackets, this market will resolve to the higher range bracket.
This market will resolve according to Nielsen’s P2+ viewership statistic for the specified week, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, regardless of any future changes in methodology. If Nielsen ceases to publish the P2+ viewership statistic on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve to the lowest range bracket.
The resolution source for this market will be information from Nielsen, specifically their P2+ viewership statistic as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart (see: https://www.nielsen.com/data-center/top-ten/#television).**The Five's consistent performance as cable news' top-rated program has anchored trader consensus around the 3.25–3.5 million viewer bracket for its highest-rated episode the week of August 24–30.** Nielsen data shows the Tuesday edition peaking at 3.485 million total viewers (P2+), with other nights ranging from 2.74 million to 3.41 million, aligning precisely with the market's dominant outcome. The show's August average of roughly 3.3 million viewers reflects steady audience loyalty amid routine political coverage, summer scheduling stability, and Fox News' broader dominance in total day and primetime. An upset into the 3.5–3.75 million range would require an unusually strong single-episode spike—such as a major breaking news event or high-profile guest appearance—pushing viewership well above the program's established weekly ceiling.
Nielsen updates its Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart on Thursdays, reflecting U.S. TV viewership data from the previous week (Monday-Sunday).
This market will resolve according to the number of U.S. viewers (Persons 2+ average total viewers, P2+) of the highest viewed episode of The Five for the Week of August 24 - August 30, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart.
This market will resolve based on the first official estimate reported by Nielsen. Any later revisions or retractions will have no bearing on resolution.
If the specified show does not appear on the final chart for the specified week, this market will resolve to the lowest bracket.
If the data for the specified week is entirely unreleased by 11:59 PM ET on the second Thursday following the specified week, this market will resolve according to the lowest bracket. If the data for the specified week remains partially published (i.e. excluding certain days of the week) by that time, or if only some episodes of The Five appear on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve based on the viewership data available at that point.
If the reported number of viewers falls exactly between two brackets, this market will resolve to the higher range bracket.
This market will resolve according to Nielsen’s P2+ viewership statistic for the specified week, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, regardless of any future changes in methodology. If Nielsen ceases to publish the P2+ viewership statistic on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve to the lowest range bracket.
The resolution source for this market will be information from Nielsen, specifically their P2+ viewership statistic as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart (see: https://www.nielsen.com/data-center/top-ten/#television).
This market will resolve according to the number of U.S. viewers (Persons 2+ average total viewers, P2+) of the highest viewed episode of The Five for the Week of August 24 - August 30, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart.
This market will resolve based on the first official estimate reported by Nielsen. Any later revisions or retractions will have no bearing on resolution.
If the specified show does not appear on the final chart for the specified week, this market will resolve to the lowest bracket.
If the data for the specified week is entirely unreleased by 11:59 PM ET on the second Thursday following the specified week, this market will resolve according to the lowest bracket. If the data for the specified week remains partially published (i.e. excluding certain days of the week) by that time, or if only some episodes of The Five appear on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve based on the viewership data available at that point.
If the reported number of viewers falls exactly between two brackets, this market will resolve to the higher range bracket.
This market will resolve according to Nielsen’s P2+ viewership statistic for the specified week, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, regardless of any future changes in methodology. If Nielsen ceases to publish the P2+ viewership statistic on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve to the lowest range bracket.
The resolution source for this market will be information from Nielsen, specifically their P2+ viewership statistic as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart (see: https://www.nielsen.com/data-center/top-ten/#television).
マーケット開始日： Aug 25, 2026, 4:41 PM ET
音量
$5,135終了日
2026/09/03マーケット開始日
Aug 25, 2026, 4:41 PM ET提案された結果: いいえ
異議申し立てなし
最終結果: いいえ
Nielsen updates its Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart on Thursdays, reflecting U.S. TV viewership data from the previous week (Monday-Sunday).
This market will resolve according to the number of U.S. viewers (Persons 2+ average total viewers, P2+) of the highest viewed episode of The Five for the Week of August 24 - August 30, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart.
This market will resolve based on the first official estimate reported by Nielsen. Any later revisions or retractions will have no bearing on resolution.
If the specified show does not appear on the final chart for the specified week, this market will resolve to the lowest bracket.
If the data for the specified week is entirely unreleased by 11:59 PM ET on the second Thursday following the specified week, this market will resolve according to the lowest bracket. If the data for the specified week remains partially published (i.e. excluding certain days of the week) by that time, or if only some episodes of The Five appear on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve based on the viewership data available at that point.
If the reported number of viewers falls exactly between two brackets, this market will resolve to the higher range bracket.
This market will resolve according to Nielsen’s P2+ viewership statistic for the specified week, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, regardless of any future changes in methodology. If Nielsen ceases to publish the P2+ viewership statistic on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve to the lowest range bracket.
The resolution source for this market will be information from Nielsen, specifically their P2+ viewership statistic as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart (see: https://www.nielsen.com/data-center/top-ten/#television).**The Five's consistent performance as cable news' top-rated program has anchored trader consensus around the 3.25–3.5 million viewer bracket for its highest-rated episode the week of August 24–30.** Nielsen data shows the Tuesday edition peaking at 3.485 million total viewers (P2+), with other nights ranging from 2.74 million to 3.41 million, aligning precisely with the market's dominant outcome. The show's August average of roughly 3.3 million viewers reflects steady audience loyalty amid routine political coverage, summer scheduling stability, and Fox News' broader dominance in total day and primetime. An upset into the 3.5–3.75 million range would require an unusually strong single-episode spike—such as a major breaking news event or high-profile guest appearance—pushing viewership well above the program's established weekly ceiling.
Nielsen updates its Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart on Thursdays, reflecting U.S. TV viewership data from the previous week (Monday-Sunday).
This market will resolve according to the number of U.S. viewers (Persons 2+ average total viewers, P2+) of the highest viewed episode of The Five for the Week of August 24 - August 30, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart.
This market will resolve based on the first official estimate reported by Nielsen. Any later revisions or retractions will have no bearing on resolution.
If the specified show does not appear on the final chart for the specified week, this market will resolve to the lowest bracket.
If the data for the specified week is entirely unreleased by 11:59 PM ET on the second Thursday following the specified week, this market will resolve according to the lowest bracket. If the data for the specified week remains partially published (i.e. excluding certain days of the week) by that time, or if only some episodes of The Five appear on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve based on the viewership data available at that point.
If the reported number of viewers falls exactly between two brackets, this market will resolve to the higher range bracket.
This market will resolve according to Nielsen’s P2+ viewership statistic for the specified week, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, regardless of any future changes in methodology. If Nielsen ceases to publish the P2+ viewership statistic on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve to the lowest range bracket.
The resolution source for this market will be information from Nielsen, specifically their P2+ viewership statistic as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart (see: https://www.nielsen.com/data-center/top-ten/#television).
This market will resolve according to the number of U.S. viewers (Persons 2+ average total viewers, P2+) of the highest viewed episode of The Five for the Week of August 24 - August 30, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart.
This market will resolve based on the first official estimate reported by Nielsen. Any later revisions or retractions will have no bearing on resolution.
If the specified show does not appear on the final chart for the specified week, this market will resolve to the lowest bracket.
If the data for the specified week is entirely unreleased by 11:59 PM ET on the second Thursday following the specified week, this market will resolve according to the lowest bracket. If the data for the specified week remains partially published (i.e. excluding certain days of the week) by that time, or if only some episodes of The Five appear on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve based on the viewership data available at that point.
If the reported number of viewers falls exactly between two brackets, this market will resolve to the higher range bracket.
This market will resolve according to Nielsen’s P2+ viewership statistic for the specified week, as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, regardless of any future changes in methodology. If Nielsen ceases to publish the P2+ viewership statistic on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart, this market will resolve to the lowest range bracket.
The resolution source for this market will be information from Nielsen, specifically their P2+ viewership statistic as reported on the Linear TV Top 10 Cable Chart (see: https://www.nielsen.com/data-center/top-ten/#television).
音量
$5,135終了日
2026/09/03マーケット開始日
Aug 25, 2026, 4:41 PM ET提案された結果: いいえ
異議申し立てなし
最終結果: いいえ
**The Five's consistent performance as cable news' top-rated program has anchored trader consensus around the 3.25–3.5 million viewer bracket for its highest-rated episode the week of August 24–30.** Nielsen data shows the Tuesday edition peaking at 3.485 million total viewers (P2+), with other nights ranging from 2.74 million to 3.41 million, aligning precisely with the market's dominant outcome. The show's August average of roughly 3.3 million viewers reflects steady audience loyalty amid routine political coverage, summer scheduling stability, and Fox News' broader dominance in total day and primetime. An upset into the 3.5–3.75 million range would require an unusually strong single-episode spike—such as a major breaking news event or high-profile guest appearance—pushing viewership well above the program's established weekly ceiling.
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