Golden Globes ratings by year U.S. 1994-2025| Statista

Television ratings of the Golden Globe Awards in the United States from 1994 to 2025, by audience

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Release date

January 2025

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Region

United States

Survey time period

1994 to 2025

Supplementary notes

Household television ratings are an expression of the percent of television-equipped households that are tuned in to a program.
In October 2019, Nielsen altered its reporting, and as such, all figures for metered market households for the Golden Globes prior to 2020 are not comparable to current figures.

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The Golden Globe Awards, a prestigious event honoring excellence in film and television, has experienced fluctuating viewership over the years. In 2025, the ceremony's TV rating amounted to *** among ** to 49-year-olds, even with the previous year's figure. The show also attracted *** million American viewers, marking a significant shift from its peak in 2004 when nearly ** million people tuned in. Despite these changes, the Golden Globes continue to play a crucial role in the entertainment industry, influencing audience behavior and shaping industry standards.

Streaming platforms dominate nominations

The television landscape has undergone a dramatic transformation, with streaming platforms now leading the pack in Golden Globe nominations. In 2025, Netflix secured an impressive ** nominations, while Max claimed the second spot. This shift highlights the growing influence of online streaming services in producing award-worthy content, outpacing traditional networks like CBS.

Winners and representation

The 82nd Golden Globe Awards saw notable victories across various categories. FX emerged as the top winner among television networks and streaming platforms, with its historical drama “Shōgun” securing **** awards. Netflix's “Baby Reindeer” and HBO Max's “Hacks” also received recognition with *** trophies each. However, the awards continue to face scrutiny regarding gender representation. Between 2020 and 2024, only ***** women were nominated for the Best Director award, compared to ** men, underscoring the ongoing challenge of achieving gender equality in the entertainment industry.