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NBC won Tuesday night's ratings battle once again with two hours of America's Got Talent.



The reality series' third quarter-final drew 11.03m viewers at 9pm, before rising to 11.4m at 10pm, although the show was slightly down from last week.

Meanwhile, the second episode of It's Worth What? dropped 26% from last week's premiere, with 5.4m watching from 8pm.

Hell's Kitchen and MasterChef put up impressive numbers for Fox, with 5.9m and 5.8m viewers tuning in at 8pm and 9pm respectively. The success of the two Gordon Ramsay series helped Fox tie NBC in the ratings demographic for adults aged 18-49, though the network was only third place in total viewers.

An NCIS rerun at 8pm earned the best numbers for CBS, attracting 8.7m viewers. It was followed by a repeat of the spinoff NCIS: Los Angeles, which drew 6.5m from 9pm. Finally, a 48 Hours Mystery rerun at 10pm pulled in 5.4m.

ABC took fourth place in total viewers, with 4.9m tuning into a repeat of Wipeout at 8pm. The season finale of 101 Ways to Leave a Game Show attracted 4.4m at 9pm, while a new episode of Combat Hospital drew 3.8m.

Over on The CW, repeats of 90210 and Shedding for the Wedding at 8pm and 9pm pulled in 800,000 viewers and 660,000 viewers respectively.